Here is how i charge my batteries when the sun is not shining. this is a 12hp motor attached to a modified electric motor. it has n50 permanent magnets in it. i bought it on eBay. the DC current is fed directly into the outback charger where the solar dc goes into it, this is [...]
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Solar Power back-up using home made DC generator
January 21, 2012
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I have an idea for making a miniature VAWT using the guts from a 5.25″ floppy disk drive. Have a look and tell me what your thoughts are.
How can I make a homemade electric generator to power my house?
November 25, 2011
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I was thinking about buying used car batteries from the junk yard and connecting them with jumper cables then testing the connected batteries with a battery tester to see how many volts it has. I havent tried this yet so I dont know if it will work do you guys have any idea on how [...]
New information on my Bedini Motor Generator Battery Charger
November 13, 2011
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I made a switch that I can switch the charge and drive batteries back and forth. I also included some new meter readings and show a new bridge rectifier in line
12v Generator and Battery charger
June 15, 2011
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Homemade 12v generator and charger made from a lawn mower engine and a car alternator.
Portable Solar Generator A.S.S. 800, 80W monocrystalline solar panel,800W power inverter,105 Amph deep cycle battery
April 30, 2011
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Solar Power Generator 800 Watts,Portable backup system Two solar panels 40 watts each, Solar charger controller, 800 watts continues running power invert, 105 Amph Battery storage (1260 watts). 1 GFCI outlet 120 AC volts and 3 devices 12 volt. Product DescriptionA.S.S.-800 Portable Solar Generator the most compact version in the market, fully assembled in United [...]
Use Honda generator with 12 v battery charger?
April 29, 2010
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I just brought a Honda 500em generator, puts out “120 v AC at 3.8 amps” ; or it has a DC output “charges 12 v abtteries at DC 8 amps”. The DC is unregulated and I have been told I will get better results with a 12v battery auto type charger plugged into the generators [...]
65-Watt (4-Ampere, 16.5-Volt) to provide reliable back-up power for boats, RV’s or small cottages Its plug-n-play makes for quick connections Is able to charge multiple deep cycle batteries at once Purchase of a 10-Amplifier charger controller, 25-Amplifier if connecting multiple panels Charges multiple batteries at one time Sunsei SE-4000 65-Watt 16.5-Volt Solar Panel Generator #25038
Windmax HY400 600 Watt Max 12-Volt 3-Blade Residential Wind Generator Kit
January 19, 2010
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600 Watt Max Wind Input/400 Watt Rated Wind Output Pole not included Wind turbines include generator, blades, controller and screws/bolts Maintanence free Greater energy production yield for all wind speeds and lowest ownership cost Product DescriptionA wind turbine is a long term investment. Before you purchase a wind turbine, the first factor to consider is [...]
S-1116: 12V Briefcase Solar Generator
January 11, 2010
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Use Amorphous silicon solar cells Power: 13 Watts maximum Working voltage: equal or greater than 14V Working current: equal or greater than 750mA Dimension: 20.07″ x 14.76″ x 1.57″ (510mm x 375mm x 40mm) Product DescriptionThe Briefcase Solar Generator can charge a wide range of applications, can be served as battery maintainer for marine boat, [...]
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