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[gadgetmall]

Oh that file . yes the password link is page back reposted . I cannot say what that password is but it is posted open source a page ago by Goat
yes the original file mcgeorge_generator zip is on a crappy server and crashed for most of us. ivc4ou is a repost of that file

[Vortex1]

Ok got it and opened. Thanks for pointing me to the password. I read the whole thread at different intervals but somehow missed the PW.

[gadgetmall]

I get it Vortex1 .I am  Glad you see what we see . A box full of common parts .
No further info is available and that file is  there for all to see with  the password .
I excpect it will be deleted soon as Inventacom wants full control of his property right now .

Gadget

[Vortex1]

I have serious doubts that fan motor could drive the gen with a belt even if the gen had no load, the belt losses alone would be severe for a motor designed for direct drive to a fan.

The pulley on the gen looks like it is for a type 3L or 4L belt, and these alone are a significant frictional load for that type motor.

In short, it would probably overheat the motor and burn out in time.

We should ask that this critical obstacle be explained at a minimum.

time will tell all I guess...patience.

[b_rads]

Just some ideas while we await more information on this project.  On other threads and other forums, there has been talk lately of the use of flywheels, or torque converters possibly enhancing the power of smaller motors driving larger loads.

From @inventacom, “The pulley's on both the gen head and 12v dc motor have been custom machined to make these work.”
And
“You are probably refering to the load resistance of the gen head vs dc motor output?  That has been worked out. I did run into that problem so yes modifications had to be made to make it work.”

I only mention this to get some talking points started while we await more information.  As, several have said that the images contain fairly generic parts, I think we have not yet been privy to the magic.  Looking at the placement of the components, there does not appear to be a lot of space for a monster pulley / flywheel / torque converter system.

@gadgetmall,  The water pump generator system you posted does have a US patent.  I remember coming across that a while back and I also seem to think that the inventor mentioned that a friend had done something to the generator head.  If you would like the patent, let me know and I can look for it.

Until further notice,
Brad S