LG washing machine generator with CRAZY torque!
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- Опубликовано: 10 май 2023
- This is still in my search for real power. Real power would come in the form of a motor that can do good horse power, and generate good amps and volts. Also want to pump water, so good horse power. The input must not shoot a battery off the shelf in 5 minutes. To achieve this I tried out these LG washingmachine motors. And so far after months of playing around I do feel that I am in a good space. I am no expert in this, like most people searching in the dark. I do have some basic understanding of AC and electronics. And a curious mind. Enjoy and do subscribe, it helps. Keep it real out there! Ciao.
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Absolutely beautiful. Thankyou for a great video!!!!!!!
I appreciate your comments. ciao
Thanks for the share!
You bet! ;)
VERY GOOD MY FRIEND !!!!!
Thank you for watching and comments! Cheers! ;)
Nice diy sir.... 👍👍👍
Thanks and thanks for watching!
Good build,,I use the lg coils on a 4 foot pulse motor.
I would recommend a heavy flywheel. It will run smoother.
Hope to see more soon..
Thank you Make. Yeh that should be nice to see with flywheel. Isnt the startup torque too much with flywheel? I need to try that! Ill check your channel on how you use the coils as pulse motor. ;)
WithFlywheelItWillBeWorse.Becauseeee,ItsAnotherLoad.
That's what I'm working on good job
TY. Good luck.
impressive
Thank you. And thanks for watching! ;)
Fantastic work, Jakes. We are working on something similar. How did you get short dead short amp value? Do you know if your generation coil is al or cu? We are using both and confirm that the cu provides much higher amps. Playing around with different wiring configurations to see what comes out. Keep the momentum going 💪 🇿🇦
Thank you Brent! aluminium will never give you the performance as copper does. Cu will give more torque on motor and more amps as pmg. Link two dd together and make one a motor another a pmg. Dead short the pmg side. Keep going you will learn a lot for your own benefit. Thanks for watching. cioa
Merry Christmas. What was Gerard Morin doing to run his outunner motor . Your setup is so beautiful and clean!! very cool!!
Merry Xmas to you too. Thank you! Gerard had an custom made controller. Everything starts and stop with the controller. Thanks for watching. ;)
Nice setup. There are several ways to have a steady RPM but it's not clear how the connentions are made:
*3phase generator with a 2phase rectifier?
*2 battery chargers in series?
*How are the speedcontroller, display, fuse block connected?
A simple schematic could help.
Hey Dancer. Thank you. Thanks for comments. I have update on this. So two phases going into three phase rectifier, I now have all three phases going in three phase recitifier. So sorted. I get a little more volts, I get 13+ volts now. I made some progress on amps in, watts in. I now am 40% less watts in than before. Same output! So that is super efficient. Ill make follow up video for you. Speedcontroller connection. The cheap china controller has an connection for a dimmer switch. Simple. Let me know if you have any ideas how to lower input, or up torque, or rpm. I need to get to a point where this generator can give useful power. Or the motor can drive waterpumps super super efficient.
@@jakesvandermescht694 Glad I could help.
Which speedcontroller type did you use?
The dimmer can be a potmeter or RotaryEncoder.
@@Dancer148 Potmeter. Controller you will find on Amazon. There are loads of them.
Great
Thank you.
This is a very good job brother keep going. Can you explain or show me how did you connected the controller and the Lg D.D and which model of a controller did you use please.
Its this exact one. www.amazon.com/Tbest-Brushless-Controller-Rectangula-Electric/dp/B08HW97VR4/ref=sr_1_8?crid=R9FBFOWDL1KL&keywords=brushless+controller&qid=1688023886&sprefix=brushless+controlle%2Caps%2C336&sr=8-8
Thank you for your replies
On the generator side you can use a 24v alternator so as it would power you more. !!
Please add more detail. And howto. Do I do the neo conversion on the alternator? Or just like that? I think that the alternator needs way more rpm. I might be wrong? Anyway, thanks for chatting. :)
Build generator that gym goers can make electricity when training ass, singer sawing machine type
Sure thing. ;)
Praic
TY
The maximum voltage of the controller is 72v DC how did you able to drive 100v DC to the Lg d.d
never did 100v input to motor. I have 60-64v dc. You will read that on the blue energy meter. Thanks for watching! ;)
How did you couple the rotor to the shaft, it's running very smooth
Hey Science and Tech. A local engineering company did that for me. It is the one thing you got to get right and well.
Yeah
I've got 5 of them and looking forward to getting those done so it be in function
Have you tried high voltage on it
Is this the resout of permanent magnets ?
permanent ferrites. Neos makes the drag too much. Thanks for watching man. :)
IfTheShaftIsCommon,NoNeedForDrivebelt,AndItsMoreEfficient.
I agree. I tested gearing ratios here. TY for watching. Cheers
What type are you using
Not sure what the question is. ;)
@@jakesvandermescht694 motor I meant
Free l'ectricity?
I personally don't think anything is free. Especially not this. It might be efficient, but not free. But if you want to learn more about PMG and brushless motors, you will learn a lot like this. Thanks for watching. ;)
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Thanks for watching bro. ;)
I miss Gerard.
You bet! ;)
@@jakesvandermescht694 have you looked at Mantim Lee's feasible study on the Gerards hyperdrive? He is almost correct but his controller design didn't work, it had a few faults and key components left out. I'm hoping I've got it right now, just waiting for the new PCBs to arrive.
Do yourself a favour. Build a controller that can pulse 10kv + into the drum motor no more than 2amps.... See what you reckon. I'd love to chat if you are interested. I'm also from South Africa, now Australia is my home
@@iseeyou7622 You are correct. It all starts and ends with the controller. jakes@tesrac.com
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