The motorcycle alternator is a good one to use in wind turbines. It is usually 12V, has strong permanent magnets and robustly built. You can find them in discarded motorcycle engines in junkyards or bike repair shops. remove everything except the crankshaft and the housing. keep the alternator. The other side is where you connect to a turbine.I was able to find unused bike allternators which says 50w. I am not sure if this is 50 watts and if so, at 12v, it should produce 4 amps at around 2000 rpm. It is out of the engine and therefore I have to fabricate the shaft to the magnet rotor. I will post pix as soon as I can take pix of the alt.The problem is spinning at 2000 rpm with enough torque. Less RPM means less voltage and current produced. For more torque, widen the radius of the vertical turbine.At any rate, the wires can be replaced with leaner wires but longer to get voltage. Of course current will drop.There are 3 more from whom I got it for P500.BK
Take note, the alt has 6 poles with heavy wires (high current). The pole enclosed in plastic is high voltage for the CDI.The pole-sensor outside is to trigger the spark. We do not need the last 2. Just the 6 poles. It can be rewound to fit a purpose. The rotor on the left has a powerful magnet.A shaft will have to be fabricated to hold the rotor. the housing of the shaft will hold the stator.Any one interested in the remaining 3 units, text me ASAP. Madali mawala mga ganito. P500 each. Hinde tindahan but a supplier that I have been dealing with matagal na. They buy stuff from close out sales, closed factories or dealers. Brand new sila. Good to experiment with in making a windpower electric generator. Dito ako sa BF Homes, Pque.BK 0922 281 0680
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This is interesting!!kaso di naman malakas ang hangin samin at wala ring river samin..
pang honda yan ah, kagandahan nito madali makabili ng regulator, ang mahirap lang ay yung pag fabricate ng shafting para sa magneto tapered kasi yung butas nyanBTWP500 kasama na po ba yung magneto?
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