
04/09/05, 10:40 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Colorado
Posts: 2,231
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It is my understanding that that type of unit will make electricity but because it is not regulated that the voltage would fluctuate wildly, when a variable load would be applied.
there is a book called, "motors as Generators for Micro-Hydro power" by Nigel Smith
It discusses this type of power generation in great depth,
but after WW2 there were a lot of tractor mounted welders made out of surplus aircraft generators they used a rheostat and a ballast to help stabilize the current.
Burden Surplus Center, still sells a unit,
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