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Need help identifying/replicating capacitor to DC circuit

Started by Goat, February 13, 2009, 11:40:27 AM

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weri812

#5
April 08, 2009, 12:34:12 AM
Hello Paul

THE LOOPWING CAME TODAY!!!!!!
the atatch picture is a croud drawing but  correct.
the  cap is Digi-Key Part Number P6966-ND  2.3v 3.3f
the gen motor  discribed in the pdf
was not able to look up the  run motor ff030sa09210    ln246x16   d/v 5.9 china

have not assembled the system yet  so i do not know if it works yet. it is 12:30 am  my time  need some sleep
see ya later

God Bless
wer
PUT YOUR MIND IN GEAR BEFORE  YOU PUT YOUR MOUTH IN MOTION

Goat

#6
April 08, 2009, 07:48:48 AM
@ Wer

Thank you very much for taking the time to post your findings!

It seems like an amazingly simple circuit, I wonder if it is able to run the motor for the length of time as the above article mentions "It only takes 5 minutes of exposure to light wind to generate enough power to run the car for 3.5 hours.".

Please let us know if it functions as advertised.

Regards,
Paul

weri812

#7
April 08, 2009, 08:32:30 AM
no that figure is wrong

5 m gets 3 men 5 sec  not 3.5 h


in the next couple days i will put it togeather  and try running it.




God Bless
wer


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