Permanent Magnet Motor Generator

Using a permanent magnet motor as a generator. This is a instructional video on the technical reference site DI Tech DIcoded at tech.texasdi.org

The purpose of this video is just to introduce young students to some ideas that they may want to investigate.

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[14sJakeB190]

DDDUUUUDDDEEEEE!!!!!!!

I SOOOOOO GOT TO BUY A TREADMILL AND TAKE IT APART SO I CAN GET A GENERATOR!

SCREW THE ELECTRIC COMPANIES IM GONNA HOOK IT UP TO MY BIKE AND MAKE MY OWN ELECTRICITY.

Or maybe I'll just damn the creek in the back yard and set it up like a water wheel, that way it keeps going.

great idea me!

THANKS for showing this vid, I never thought of that, I was going to try that complicated alternator thing. This works great!!! Adding vid to favorites, and thumbs up!

[DITechSite]

@14sJakeB190

Just watch craigslist or join freecycle and find someone giving away an old treadmill. That is how I came up with this motor.

[MoskowFreak1111]

tip

turn the motor with the electricity wich it produces

[DITechSite]

@MoskowFreak1111

doesn't work that way. Takes more energy than it can produce to turn it.

[DITechSite]

@howareu666

If you look at the text. Permanent refers to the type of magnets in the motor... Not to running continuously.

[DITechSite]

@deathracer786

DC .. voltage depends on how fast you spin it

[J4YM5]

thanks for that

[picaticatara]

wow i really didnt know that 

[DriverJohnWilliam]

Para volverlo permanente usaría un ventilador y unos engranes.

To permanently turn it would use a fan and some gears.

[Smasher1327]

Well my guess would be DC seeing as the light bulb stays constant and doesn't come on and go off over and over again. As for constant generation, you'd need little to no friction.