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| frankineto |
Posted - 02/09/2007 : 02:29:13
hi again ,
I have tried out all the formalus and still come out with the same output .
it seems that i need only 120 rpm to produce 12 volts .
and the output amp/watt comes to over 10 amps over 12 volts .
is this really possible or really a miscalculation on my part .
below is the spec .
RPM: 1800
KW: ,12
Amps: 0,85
Volts: 180
thanks
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| fungus |
Posted - 02/09/2007 : 11:55:14
"Not much good as a genny at only 0.85 amps current rating" You can usually push them beyond the specs a little, but have to be careful with putting too much current through and overheating the wire. The limit will be on the internal resistance/impendance (impendance which'll be less at lower frequencies), it'll make a nice small charger up to maybe 25w I'd guess. |
| frankineto |
Posted - 02/09/2007 : 11:43:07
thanks - will eventually figure it out .
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| ll81 |
Posted - 02/09/2007 : 10:49:46
10 RPM per volt so yes, 130 for 13. Not much good as a genny at only 0.85 amps current rating (will work as trickle charger) Yes at 12v you need 10 amps to get 120 watts.
woo-hoo |
