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Permanent Magnet 12VDC Motor TENV 1/6hp 1800/3900RPM 31GS Frame Leeson Electric Motor # M1120046 Sale Price: $191.36 Average Rating:   |
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Generator 12V 6W Bicycle Light Power Sale Price: $16.95 Average Rating:  |
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This universal generator is 12V - 6W. You will receive the generator and bracket. Replace that broken generator with this super generator. Why buy a whole new one with the light when all you need is just the generator part... |
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80" Adjustable Length V-belt 3/8" Wide Size 3L Powertwist Bicycle Generator Belt List Price: $99.00 Sale Price: $68.50 Average Rating: |
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This Adjustable length V-belt can be used for many alternative energy applications. It is 3/8" wide. Size 3L pulley will need to be used with it. |
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How can you convert a bicycle into an electrical generator? and how do you use the electricity generated?
I would love to sit and watch TV and have to power the thing while riding a bike. Any ideas?
Yes!
If you want to use a bike that you will also ride elsewhere, here is an easy way:
1. Buy a "trainer" for your bike that allows you to set your rear wheel on it and power a fan.
2. Remove the fan, and attach a pulley that will drive a 12V generator you can buy from an auto parts store
3. charge a 12V car battery with the generator
4. Use an "inverter" to run the television off the battery.
This will allow you to start and stop riding without the TV dying every time you stop pedaling.
Here are the complete instructions: http://www.scienceshareware.com/bike_gen.htm
If you want to buy a ready-to-use pedal generator with battery and power pack for your TV, try this: http://www.gadgetell.com/2006/11/a-green-portable-power-machine/
And to the guy who told you to "google" it: Yes, everyone knows how to use a search engine. Telling someone to do so does not qualify as answering the question. You should only answer questions you can lend something to.
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