PEDAL POWER BIKE BICYCLE DC Generator Green Energy ELECTRIC BIKE DIY HYBRID

This is a 24 volt Generator attached to a bike. Permanent Magnet Motor.

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25 Responses to “PEDAL POWER BIKE BICYCLE DC Generator Green Energy ELECTRIC BIKE DIY HYBRID”

  1. davetileguy says:

    try shooting your …
    try shooting your load directly on her!!

  2. GREENPOWERSCIENCE says:

    @squidbilly25 WOW …
    @squidbilly25 WOW WXCELLENT INFORMATION THANK YOU!!!!!!! :-) They would work perfectly!

  3. squidbilly25 says:

    There is a brand of …
    There is a brand of training equipment called cycle ops. This would fit your application perfectly. you can purchase it at Eddies bike shop in Stow, ohio. I’ve seen generator set ups on with the cycle ops and its pretty bad ass.

  4. squidbilly25 says:

    No, because of how …
    No, because of how a DC Generator is set up. They have a brush system and a difftent magnetic set up, so that your wave form is at a positive polarity at all times. The wave will still have high and low values, but will never drop to a negative.

  5. tac2745 says:

    From whom did you …
    From whom did you buy the motor?

  6. immigranter says:

    It’s gonna be tanks …
    It’s gonna be tanks to people like you that the average citizen will be able to sustain themselves and declare complete independence from large corporations in times of need. Such as this recession.
    Keep up the great work!

  7. dylanthorner says:

    @GREENPOWERSCIENCE …
    @GREENPOWERSCIENCE
    thanks dan for the videos!

  8. shortcut121 says:

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    freemicrosoftpoint[DOT]com for a working one…

  9. GREENPOWERSCIENCE says:

    @okbuilder This is …
    @okbuilder This is DC generator.

  10. okbuilder says:

    All of this tech …
    All of this tech stuff is cool, but when it comes down to it, an old DC generator and a voltage regulator can replace all of this…..

  11. acdc126 says:

    sine wave
    sine wave

  12. Armando2012102 says:

    So I hear a …
    So I hear a generator is better than an electric motor in this case. How do we beginners know who’s right?

    BTW, Denise is welcome to ride MY bike any ol’ day. Just saying.

  13. Armando2012102 says:

    RythmTR: So what’s …
    RythmTR: So what’s an “onde sinusoidale”?

  14. koulailat says:

    cant you put a …
    cant you put a dimmer switch so if she goes to fast you will only get 14 v ?

  15. shahviranchi says:

    hey isnt the dc …
    hey isnt the dc motor going to generate alternating or ac voltage when run like this

  16. KC08RAS says:

    instead of a motor …
    instead of a motor there why dont u use a generator, when the electric current goes back to the motor there will be no resistance.

    this is my understanding correct me if im wrong

  17. RythmTR says:

    in french we say …
    in french we say onde sinusoidale :P

  18. caluftkopf says:

    Pretty thought …
    Pretty thought provoking. I’ve always wondered about electrical use increasing resistance. Excellent basics for someone with minimal knowledge, and a desire to learn, like me.

  19. Potemtole says:

    nice denise
    nice denise

  20. xtom1973 says:

    thanks for the free …
    thanks for the free english lesson!

  21. radicalevolutions says:

    nice video
    nice video

  22. ftynmik says:

    ?? ???? ??????? …
    ?? ???? ??????? ????? ? 3-????????? ?????;) ??? ????? ???? ?? 220?;)

  23. Felipecabesas says:

    Guys I think Denise …
    Guys I think Denise Rojas is pretty hot, not that I want to change the subject.;)

  24. go4awalk says:

    Where did you get …
    Where did you get the generator? What is the brand and model?

  25. FearTurtles says:

    You can use what is …
    You can use what is called a buck boost regulator. When in boost mod it will raise the voltage while reducing the amperage. When in Buck mod it reduces the voltage and increases the amperage. It is idea for charging batteries because basically you maximize the watt hours that you are getting from your power source. Just google buck boost regulators.

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