If the grid goes down, generating power is going to be a top priority. The question is, how can everyday joe living in an urban area generate power without drawing unwanted attention? Gas generators are too loud, and solar panels only work on sunny days. Well, electronicsNmore came up with another option.
In this video, he shows how he built a 40-watt crank generator from a scrap dishwasher motor. It’s fascinating how much thought he put into this project. He designed it so that the crank charges a power supply that you can use to charge devices. This way you don’t have to be turning the wheel constantly.
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Watch the video below to see how it works.
please this John again please i wanted to find out all your project is there anything like ebook a tourch to it… am listening to your videos, but it seems that some of your videos you dont start from step by step on some ofyour videos
hope to hear from you
Please Am John From Ghana Study Electronics And I Came Across Your Site When I was Surfing The Internet Today And I Found It Very Very Useful For Some Of Us Who Are Now Learning To No More.. Please I Have Subscribe For Your Newsletters And also Please Am Hoping If Your eBook on this Project Build A Hand Crank Generator Out Of A Dish Washer Motor will be sent to enable us also learn how it is done
thank you soo much am