Free Electric Multi-use motor - Home gen-Car motor-Boat Motor-lawn mower

[vince]

I tried that same setup with the blower motor yesterday, both on a 50 amp alternator and another 90 volt DC  PM motor and was getting some good output.  The problem I'm having is how to feed that DC power back to the battery.  It seems that if you try and feed another load or another battery it's OK but when you try to feed the original battery it either slows everything down or fights the driver motor.

Vince

[gadgetmall]

I tried that same setup with the blower motor yesterday, both on a 50 amp alternator and another 90 volt DC  PM motor and was getting some good output.  The problem I'm having is how to feed that DC power back to the battery.  It seems that if you try and feed another load or another battery it's OK but when you try to feed the original battery it either slows everything down or fights the driver motor.

Vince

isolate it maybe with large rectifiers or diodes in to an E-cap then one more diode to the battery.it is loading the generator so it's out put need to be regulated i think also . Replace to the battery only what you take to run . How that is accomplished is another matter.

[gadgetmall]

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[Drak]

So by agreeing to be on the team, are we also agreeing that we must replicate? What if we agree then are unable to afford the replication? I mean he could be using some rare element that costs a fortune to build, or something that is our of our means? I agree never to share the info, but if it is out of my budget to replicate then it wouldn't be fair.

[gyulasun]

Hi Vince,

Yes, isolation is needed, along with some means of regulation.  I assume the the output voltage from either the alternator or the DC motors is galvanically inherently separated from the driver motor's input voltage because of the belt drive, right?  But beyond that, some kind of matching i.e. bringing the two voltage levels somehow near to each other is also needed, ideally this is a DC/DC converter.  MAybe a PC power supply could serve up to a certain power level: its input could receive your 80-90V DC (no problem that it is normally fed by AC) and its 12V output may be useful for the driver motor.  Also, an inverter could also be used, perhaps with some modification if it seems worth doing  it due to some 'promising' result.