OK, here is an electric generating project......... Looking for input! I have a fully charged battery..... Hook on Inverter (changes DC to AC) Inverter gives me the plugs I need to plug things into......... Plug corded drill onto Power Inverter (drill runs).................. attach big gear into the drill.------------- Yes it would have to be stabilized with some kind of stand............... Attach a small gear on the shaft of an electric motor.-------------- Electric motor shaft turns and generates DC electricity. ----- Attach electric motor to battery, or connect motor to an battery charger so it has a readout that will tell me how full the battery is and can turn off the charging if the battery is full. Theory- The motor has to be big enough that it can charge the battery faster than the drill uses the electricity. My goal is that it would make enough electricity to have 2 batteries connected and maintained as full. AND run my refrigerator & freezer. Statistics say running the refrigerator off a full battery without a generator would drain it in 8+- hours. SO if I have 2 batteries and can atleast alternate them for the 16 hours daylight time It SHOULD WORK! BUT if I have the batteries plugged into the generator as being used by the Refrigerator I would like it to flow thru....... ANYONE OUT THERE WITH MORE WORKING KNOWLEDGE THAN ME HAVE ANY IDEAS?
Posted on: Mon, 12 Aug 2013 00:40:28 +0000
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