Selfrunning Waterpump-generator device runs 60 Watts lamp...

[khabe]

Quote from Stefan Hartman:

"Please Khabe
don´t comment anymore over here with your boring skeptical behaviour,
otherwise if they are again this stupid I will delete them again."

I guess Khabe did not understand this simple request.

hi guys,
Long time not seen,
Any breaking news?
Any more skeptics?
cheers,
khabe

[lelandshane]

All AC Generators do that when the RPMs fall to low 
DC generators slowly fade
AC has to maintain it rpm to output no Fade it just shuts off
i own two AC generators they do the Exact Same Thing when running at idle the do not produce any power i have to raise the RPM to get them to generate power if you owned a AC generator you would Know this that is why know one has answered your Question  It Is Basic we know it is AC From the 100 watt Bulb

[lelandshane]

dos anyone know exactly what the make an model of the pump is
i Just want one to wash my car 

[lelandshane]

Anyone looking for that bad ass Pump it is a CalPump T10000 Torpedo Submersible Koi        made in Oklahoma USA
an Ebay distributors have them for around 300 bucks

[mscoffman]

@lelandshane,

Yeah, an AC generator is designed to run at a particular RPM to support a
line voltage and frequency and it may rely on a resonant voltage regulator
and can drop out if the pole frequency is too far from the designed operating
frequency.  That is 3600,1800 or 900 etc for 60hz. depending on the number
of magnetic poles in the rotor and stator.

Just a hint, I suspect submersible pumps operate on 24 to 48Volts to prevent
electrocution when being used underwater. That is, unless it is connected
by a diode to a 110Volt line. The water volumes and pressures would then
match what is seen in the videos. Except, that pulsing current might start to
erase the motor's permanent field magnets - creating overunity motor operation
for a time.

:S:MarkSCoffman