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

[inventacom]

To be a team member requires team members to participate and contribute in some way.  As far as the parts for this unit, I have approximately $500 in the whole unit. This is because of the custom pulleys and gen head mostly.  Although, its cost me $500 I saved that in first 3 months of running it. Once you recoup the price of gen vs elect bills, the unit becomes a profitable devices. A major return on your investment. Now, I started with a 5500 watt but these gen heads come in much higher watts. Additional modification is needed I'm sure the larger head you use. I'm experimenting with a larger one now.

Everyone says the system looks to simple to work. Simple is all I do and if the combination of the right componets are set up correctly, then simple works fine.  The reason for my decision to share what I have done is because it is simple to me and with the help of the expertise we have on this team, we can make this into something even simpler and more efficient and durable. Like I stated before. I go to junk yards, auto salvage, yard sales, etc to find what I need either free or dirt cheap. The most expensive thing I purchased was the gen head because I got it brand new years ago. I'm sure a quality used one would do just as good for a fraction of the cost.

If you want to be a team member but you have no skills, nothing to offer the team and you're not going to try and replicate. Then I don't see your purpose for being on the team. 

[gadgetmall]

Thank you Inventacom !

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@E2matrix can you  email me Please. i need a bit of help in sorting and distributing to Team

Also anyone in the list that can do renderings can you email me .

I have not even had time to look at any files or encrypt them but i feel Inventacom may need you at this time .

At this time i am sending verification emails ..
Thank you guys and gals .

Gadget

Team McGeorge Team Leader

[e2matrix]

Email and PM sent.  Also a question via email to Inventacom.  I'm here and ready to help. 

[inventacom]

Hi Guys;

I was really skeptical about that little 12 volt blower motor being able to turn that generator so I did a little testing.
I have a Nissan Micra blower motor which is 12 volts and 160 watts according to the nameplate. I know inventacom has a bigger motor but I still think this should give a close representation.

I hooked it up to 3 different loads to see if it could cut it.

Here's my results.

!/2 hp induction motor 120 volts, about 1 to 1 ratio, using dishwasher belt.
Motor would get to 1700 rpm and with capacitors I was able to get about 4 volts ac
Blower motor gets hot.

2 HP, 220volt Baldor motor, about 1 to 2  ratio, using dishwasher belt.
Motor could not get above 100 rpm and with capacitors would not produce power because it was no where near required speed
Blower motor gets really hot and struggles

2HP @120  DC PM motor, 14 amps @ 6000 rpm,approx 1 to 1 ratio  using dishwasher belt.
Motor would easily spin over 4000 rpm and produced about 36 volts DC

In all cases the blower motor was powered by a battery charger set on 60 amp 12volt boost circuit. It almost always drew about 40 amps.

I just can't see that little motor turning that generator to the right rpm as it looks.

Vince

My first attempt was only the dc motor and gen head

Belt Length 29~1/16"
RPM Small 4200 - Gen head
RPM Large 1400 - DC motor
Belt Speed 2199.1 ft/min

For the two, it ran it perfectly and it will also produce power as I powered lights and other small things. With just this setup. I found out that the more load I added the more difficult it was to keep everything working. You can not do this with just any dc motor. I went through many before settling with the DC motor I have. The RPMs around 2200 and very strong torque. So I decided to take the load off the DC motor by adding a custom gear box (Sort of transmission if you may) adding a pulley to each side and instead of going direct from dc motor to gen head, I found that adding the gear box was a major issue fix. My goal was to perfect the torque to speed ratio and vice versa. With this gear box I was also able to reduce the stress from the dc motor by lowering it's rpm output and reserve what rpms were left so I could use it when the gen head required it. 

I recommend everyone who is going to try and replicate this to use the dc motors that are used to keep your radiators cool automatically. They are built in ways most others motors aren't I went through many different motors before deciding on this dc motor. It's continuous run, casing is ventilated, nice rpms, strong torque, etc. You can get a dual set at junkyard for around 20 bux. I did. I used 1 and have a spare.  But there is more to this unit then just motors. I am getting things together for the team leaders to share right now. Selection of belts and pulleys are also crucial. Mine have been custom made for this unit

[e2matrix]

At this time I'm going to ask that those on the team as mentioned above by gadgetmall send email to this address which I will be using for all communication from now on for anything related to Inventacom's device and discussion here.  Inventacom and gadgetmall please also use this email from now on (although I'll still check the other one to make sure I don't miss anything).   This is the email to use (note I think everyone understands what the email really is and that it is written out this way to prevent SPAM bots from flooding the address - if you don't understand send a PM)   :  oumot22  at gmail  dot  com

NOTE: for clarification all the verifications have to come from Inventacom.  He is sending them to gadgetmall who is sending them to me at this time and I'm sending out email with the file links and password.  So do not send email to me for verification as that needs to go to Inventacom first.