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

[TheCell]

Or, gearing up, then gearing down, then back up again has some mystical effects on power. ;]
yes with a big mass beeing revved up. - But someone important should comfirm it; it would be a reason to start..

[gadgetmall]

@Vortex ..Does it work at Shown .I assume it does . IF it does will it run it self at the very minimum with that ac motor powering the Gen head.. this is also something i had planned to do and looks like you got a nice setup .

[b_rads]

@all,
Got to thinking last night about all of this and came up with something to look at while awaiting more information.  I am building a demonstration unit for the local elementary school that shows solar, wind, and battery charging (alternative energies).  I am using a small motor recycled from an old cd/dvd drive.  Some of these drives have three motors, spin the cd/dvd, move the read/wright head, and open and close the drive.  Looking at the motor that opens and closes the drive, you can see a belt and pulleys as well as a series of gears.  This tiny motor, directly connected should probably not be able to perform this function, but using the pulley and gear system it actually creates quite a bit of power.  This motor can operate on 1 ½ volts and 20 mA. There might be something to belts and gears in combination.

Reminds me, 30 to 40 years ago when involved with the mini-bikes and go-carts.  We would change out the sprockets for different power and speed ratios.  Also the multi-speed bicycles, low gear has great power and high gear for speed.

Brad S

[Vortex1]

@Vortex ..Does it work at Shown .I assume it does . IF it does will it run it self at the very minimum with that ac motor powering the Gen head.. this is also something i had planned to do and looks like you got a nice setup .

The drive motor is 120 VAC, the three phase motor/gen is 208 VAC. We never tried looping it but measured the losses when driving from 120 V, which were as expected, belt losses, IsqR losses in the copper wire, bearing friction etc.

[e2matrix]

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