I Make 1000W Electric Generator with Microwave Transformer

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This video i make powerful 1000W electric generator with microwave transformer. this electric generator working method of mechanical energy converted into electricity.
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1. Transformer
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2. Magnets
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[@pauloinventostube7533]

Parabéns ótimo trabalho 👏👍👈

[@fastgamer_9756]

Awesome

[@user-fp5yk5nn3]

Will this generator power a 1016 36v 350w motor?

[@MC-td4kv]

Hello, how can I procure the materials. Sincerely.

[@hampopper3150]

The rotation of the stator doesn't quite match the voltage especially on the last one you spun up by hand.

[@electrouabarrou667]

Bravo

[@user-mq1ih7qq5o]

5 turns coil generate 1 volt

[@vicferrepedraya-678]

Is it true?i tried like that,using 4coils and higher turns than that,but i only got 2v each coil.i am your follower but it is impossible for that voltage.and also,it is impossible that it doesn't stop to rotate..😢

[@jarredisatio2915]

To up the voltage you need a transformer, not more coils. A step-up transformer consists of 2 coils of copper wire, 1 small guage and 1 larger guage. I can't remember the proper turns for the voltage, but a small transformer can get it to have a consistent voltage. This is really poorly made, very rudimentary, but it works and that's the point. This is DIY. Making a diy step-up transformer will keep that voltage rushing. On another note, this is only a 1000 watt system (or so the video claims) it won't even power an instant pot. Electric heat elements generally consume around 1500w base minimum. I highly doubt this puts out consistent wattage, it's too unstable. The coils are too loose, the bearings are fine, but they need to be greased and there needs to be spacers to hold the flywheel steady. The wheel is also a cheap plastic 3d printed part. Having an actual weighted aluminum fly with counterweights would keep the momentum going. Also, dynium magnets are really cheap and although they are strong their electromagnetic field is more unstable than ferrous iron core magnets. They are also far more problematic in heat whereas iron magnets electromagnetic fields gradually grow stronger as they heat up. The more stable the field the more consistent the output will be. All you need is .5 HP motor to get it up to speed and then attach a differential so that the flywheel never exceeds the pace of the motor, but catches and spins only once it slows enough to catch. This will help lessen wear on the bearing and load on the motor. A small weedwacker motor would do just fine.🎉 Or if you really want to go diy, a good no fossil fuel method would be to use a turbine or water wheel. But for something this small, I would honestly just throw a motor on it and make it portable. Also, considering the advent of DC powered tech, you might consider adding an inverter and a fuse to protect it.

[@ExternalScientificCorporation]

holy

[@tidyluckystarclinton8856]

Try using strong magnet N52

[@yarrick88]

Is that ac power??

[@MM.Funny.]

The Current is AC

[@awaiskiyani6354]

Impossible

[@elmultimediaschoolofartscu3924]

😢

[@bhavyadrishtitechnical5067]

Fake video

[@ExternalScientificCorporation]

it isnt fake

[@MM.Funny.]

What ? Do you know about magnetic generators !!

[@eliasc6877]

No es falso... Los motores de. Ahora son así....