Moped Generator... reconstructed....

[Frost]

an aprox cacl of the generator with 2 coils in use WILL produce well over 4000Watts whitout even using 2HP, READ THE TEXT ABOVE!!!!!

This is the generator known as the LOW DRAG generator, it have similuar specs as the G-Field Generator, No matter how much you load the coils with lamps and such i does?t take more HP like a normal Car generator does!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[pese]

I think also that this one-interesting work be if only with a simple coil  700 Watts @ 1HP or 1400 Watts @ 2HP to be reached. Other generators are taking more complex developed around only similar achievements to obtain.

[pg46]

Hi Frost-

Thats a pretty interesting thing you have happening there with that Vespa generator. The part of the world where I live there was the Vespa before the mighty Hondas took over the market. But there are still many avid Vespa fans here who form clubs and groups etc.
I did notice often the incredible amount of lights that they had on some of them! I mean like perhaps some had 15 headlamps or more even! and so I had often wondered what kind of mighty generators and battery system they must have and how do they do it with such tiny gas engines???
You have given me some answers to those questions - a million thanks!

Now I will look forward to hearing more about your adventures with the Vespa Generator System.

Please go on with your experimenting and keep us informed.

Best of Luck,

PG46

[hartiberlin]

Hi Frost,
how do the coils look from the Vespa generator ?
How is it different to other alternators ?
Why has it so much low drag only ?
Are the coils specially oriented ?
Can you post a picture please ?
Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[legendre]

Hello Stefan, and all.

First of all, the Vespa scooters of the 1960s and onward have much more powerful motors than the later mopeds. In most countries, a moped is limited to 1-2HP, or 30MPH, or both. Most mopeds cannot make more than 30-35mph with their little 49cc 2-cycle engines. The larger Vespa scooters (150-200cc)could make 70MPH and more, which is quite scary for a vehicle with such a high center of gravity, and small wheels.

Considering the much higher engine output of the Vespa scooter vs. the moped, and the ability of the scooter to carry a large storage battery, running many lights & accessories is not a very difficult proposition.

This moped, in stock form, will never make 4000W of electrical power.