Permanent Magnet Alternator generator, part 1
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USES DELCO- LUCAS MODIFIED AUTO ALTERNATORS & Neodymiums.
USES HIGH TORQUE BLADES i have just fitted a large pulley to give 7.5:1 gearing, (video to follow soon) so a rotor rpm of 150 rpm or above will ...
Suburban Alternators Pt.6
Just got a small update I got some of the adjusters in place and fabricated today, got the top bar drilled and mounted. A few more parts and she ...
Lori Kim’s Blog 10/1/2012
The Tidewater Recovery Project, as Oleg calls it, is staffed full time by about 20 people, but there are many more in the community it serves who offer physical support, be it in the form of food and material contributions or physical labor.
Oleg first took me to the machine shop, a combination of the machine and automotive shops from when the facility was an active college. Technical education was a mainstay of the junior college system for years, and this place was equipped. Computer control, new quality machines are everywhere, with enough supplies to build just about anything from scratch.
The head of the machine shop is Monica Ruiz, a younger woman with a thick Spanish accent and a lot of attitude. She had the wheel off of a small car and the brakes completely disassembled on the ground in front of her. She wore the dirtiest shirt you could imagine, the grease from the work she does evidently doesn’t wash out if you don’t have serious detergent.
“Bug’s almost ready.”
“Bug?” I asked.
“Old VW. Love them. There were millions of them out there, almost all with the same parts, fricking go-carts with doors. A little suspension tweak and they can actually handle the streets like an SUV without the shitty gas mileage.”
She showed me around some. She had three vehicles in the shop, an SUV that she had crudely armored, a motorcycle, actually a big road bike leaned on a kickstand, and a couple more sedans which looked in fair, unmodified condition were parked inside the space. One was parked on the lift, ready to be worked on. She also had a number of odd metallic things, almost looked like modern sculptures.
“Wind turbines. This design doesn’t get as affected by strong winds, not like a big windmill. We’ll line the roof with them, and hand enough power to supply our operation,” Oleg explained. “How are we doing on that project?”
“Get me some more alternators, and metal, I’ll get them done.”
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