Powered Generator
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010 |
 DuroMax 8500 Watt 16Hp Portable Gas Powered Generator  US $749.99
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 Quiet Portable EZ Start RV Gas Powered Generator New US $369.99
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 Champion 4000 Watt Portable Gas Powered Generator 46515 US $289.00
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 Honeywell 2000 Watt Gas Powered Generator US $217.50
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 1200W GAS POWERED GENERATOR GASOLINE PORTABLE CAMPING US $99.99
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 Quiet Portable EZ Start RV Camper Gas Powered Generator US $369.99
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 Champion 1500 Watt Portable Gas Powered Generator 42431 US $169.00
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 Electric Start Contractor Grade Gas Powered Generator US $419.99
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 Champion 6000 Watt Portable Gas Powered Generator 41111 US $499.00
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How to make an high Powered Electric generator?
I know you need magnets and a metal as a conductor, but I need to know everything else. How should the magnets be placed, where should the metal be placed, which should be moving around the other, what kind magnets are best, which metal is best, ratios of metal to magnet, formulas to calculate voltage and amps produced by generator? Like I said........everything else. Remember, I'm trying to produce the most electricity possible; So if that means buying some really exspensive materials, so be it.
Use this book to do the design:-
http://www.amazon.com/Dynamos-Dynamo-Design-Direct-Current-Alternating-Current/dp/B000M0XZ7S/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213748226&sr=1-11
If you want to produce a lot of electricity, then you need a lot of mechanical energy to start with. Most generators have efficiencies of around 90%, so just see how much mechanical energy you have available, and size the generator design appropriately.