[End of Abundance] Electric Bike-Generator

[Christophe]

Attractive ! A working video maybe?

When Madame pedals of course huh!

[sicetaitsimple]

I reassembled the fairing and added an energy meter:

Nothing to say about the editing and the pleasure you certainly had in doing it. Hat.
But without indiscretion, what use is it to you?

[Christophe]

To recharge the battery....which will power a fan for more realism!

Seriously, it's mostly educational!

[Petrus]

Exact, for fun and to physically realize what 50 or 100W of electrical power represents.

[Obamot]

I reassembled the fairing and added an energy meter:
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Very nice achievement, very useful in emerging countries, when the dad pedals, the kids have light to do their homework...

[Macro]

I reassembled the fairing and added an energy meter:
fairing.JPG
details.JPG
counter.JPG

Very nice achievement, very useful in emerging countries, when the dad pedals, the kids have light to do their homework...

When the kids are pedaling...Dad can be a grazer on the internet...

[loulouzz]

Hello everyone :-)

I am new to the forum and your editing interests me a lot.
I hope I am posting in the right place.

I have a project to create a mirror ball disco bike for our party collective :-)
Concretely, an exercise bike will be in the middle of the dance floor and will power a small BàF motor and one or two LED projectors (20w each). The dancers will have to take turns on the bike if they want light!
I have questions about the electronic part concerning the assembly that I would need for:
- Supply the motor and projectors with 220V
- That the assembly is protected in the event of an overvoltage due to a particularly motivated pedaller!
- Have a very slight autonomy (from a few seconds to a minute) when you stop pedaling (Big capacitor? What capacity?)

Thank you for your lights !

[izentrop]

Hello, you might as well have everything in 12 V, LEDs and mirror ball gear motor
For example: https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005005225598714.html

[Petrus]

Indeed, it is better to stay in 12V DC, with a regulator of this kind to limit the voltage: https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005004319515930.html
The 230V converter will only complicate the system, it would have to be re-armed at each change of pedal unless you put a battery in, but then the lighting will not turn off if you stop pedaling, which takes away all the interest of the system.
A super capacitor to keep an autonomy of some ten seconds is a good idea, on the other hand I have no idea of ​​the capacity to use.