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Can you use and DC motor? Is there an upper limit to how much power you could create? Im going back to school and This is the type of thing I would love to get into.
lewisflight 10 months ago
@lewisflight Well theoretically, you could generate as much power as your legs can output, minus the losses of transmission. It's difficult enough to maintain 15 volts though.
JuhCoby 8 months ago
@lewisflight Well theoretically, you could generate as much power as your legs can output, minus the losses of transmission. It's difficult enough to maintain 15 volts though.
JuhCoby 8 months ago
how did u convert the motor into a generator?impressive
mouayad888 2 years ago
Permanent magnet (DC) motors work forwards and backwards. Rotating the shaft creates electrical energy, but electrifying the wires work the opposite way to create mechanical energy.
JuhCoby 1 year ago
Did you do any testing to find out what voltage/currents you could get from the motor?
awizardalso 2 years ago
The motor was putting out around 14 or 15 volts at the rate i was pedaling in the video. I could probably get it up around 17 or 18 in short bursts.
JuhCoby 2 years ago