50 Watt Generator From a Simple Motor ( Alternator)

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50 Watt Generator From a Simple Motor ( Alternator)

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Install Motor

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Install a 150 watt motor. A sewing machine motor would be best. Install a dimmer to control speed . Also install an axel ( one with a screw ) on which the chain will spin.

Installing the Alternator ( 24 Watt )

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The alternator could be even a 24 watt common motor . I have installed a common 25 watt motor but its not reliable so using a alternator of maximum 24 watt would be best . It could be purchased from any electric store . The 25 watt motor that I have installed has the capacity of running three 12 volt bulbs and one 12 volt fan . It should be remembered that the motor or even the alternator should not be run on there full load as they would wear out quickly . A plastic or metal axel should be installed to spin the chain .

Type of Chain to Be Used

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You can either use a metal or plastic chain . I have used a plastic chain as it is convenient to take it on and off .

Installing Both Motor and Alternator

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Both motor and alternator should be accurately placed apart from each other . They should be installed in such a way that the chain is not so tight or loose . On w both are fixed they would look similar as shown in the pictures.

How It Looks When It Runs

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After every thing has been installed start in it . Please ask me in case of any trouble .