Maximus Expériences / Hydroglisseur / Bateau à Vent / Solaire / electromax97

!±8± Maximus Expériences / Hydroglisseur / Bateau à Vent / Solaire / electromax97

www.facebook.com fr.twitter.com Voici La vidéo de mon Hydroglisseur. Cette expérience ne parait pas comme ca mais c'est sûrement l'innovation la plus compliqué que je n'ai jamais créé !!. Comment est ce que cela fonctionne (avec plus de précisions): Lorsqu'on clique sur l'interrupteur poussoir, 9V sont injectés dans un banc de condensateurs d'éxactement 2,5f (soit: 25 000 yf). Ensuite, ces condensateurs vont alimenter un transistor de puissance (BCE NPN) pendant exactement 26s. Celui-ci vas ensuite alimenter un relais de puissance avec l'aide des panneaux solaires qui créent tous ensembles 10V. Ce relais de puissance vas ensuite ouvrir un nouveau circuit: celui des 4 piles AA 1,2V et du gros moteur qui consomme quand même 2A sous 5V !! (=10W). Donc, Le gros moteur super puissant vas tourner pendant exactement 26s. L'hélice a été récupérée sur un ventilateur de maison, le relais, dans un micro-onde, ... Tout est 100% recup' !! (sauf les piles bien évidement) La seconde particularité de ce bateau, c'est qu'il est en carton !! et oui, il est en carton!. Mais il est protégé par bien 6 couches d'alu et bien 15 couches de papier cuisine (film plastique). Si vous avez été attentif, vous avez sûrement remarqué que a l'avant du bateau, il ya un transformateur relié a rien du tout !! En fait, il ne sert pas du tout de transformateur mais plutôt de poids pour ne pas que l'hélice touche l'eau et donc, que le bateau tourne en rond tout le temps. Il ya aussi un élément que l'on ne voit ...

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How to Operate a Genverter Power System

!±8± How to Operate a Genverter Power System

Operating a genverter based power is not difficult, and really isn't technical. In our home, our kids knew how to read the meter, and start the generator since they were about 11 years old. The real key to operating the system correctly, is to have and understand the metering between the batteries and the charging system.

silent mode

When the system starts off with fully charged batteries, you have power in what I call "silent mode". You can have lights and other creature comforts without using any gas, since the inverter is converting the stored battery power into normal home AC. You may have certain large loads that may not be appropriate during this time because they would drain the stored energy quickly. In our home these are items like the dishwasher, the well pump, and Jackie's favorite electric iron.

Having a device or meter that measures power flowing into or out of the battery bank is very important. With the meter counting the Amp-Hours or "juice" flowing out of the battery bank, it is easy to see when we've used 30-40% of the total capacity. When this level is reached, its time to make sure we start charging in a serious way by starting up our generator charging source.

free power mode

After charging a short while, it becomes free power time, since the generator is not fully loaded with the task of battery charging. This is the time to run those big loads mentioned above. We call it free, because for the most part, this extra power not used in charging will be lost! As batteries get some charge, they accept less current and more generator power potential is lost. The most expensive part of charging it getting the batteries over that last 10% of charge. Many times we stop before then, but not always as explained below.

maintenance operation

Deep cycle batteries have a wear out mechanism that occurs when they stay below 75% charge for any length of time. It is called sulfating, and is covered in detail elsewhere on http://www.genverters.com. Its ironic, that batteries last the longest if you never discharge them, that is, use them! This third mode of genverter operation is used to keep the batteries healthy and to extend their life.

During normal operation, we like to do what is called an equalize charge for our lead acid batteries. It is a small investment that will help the battery bank last extra years. The charging system is run and the voltage is permitted to go to a higher than normal voltage for a few hours. For example on a 12V battery bank, we let it go up to 14.5V and watch the electrolyte in the batteries bubble some. This helps break up the sulfation that occurs during normal operation. This operation does take extra fuel, but is a good long term investment

Sometimes it is possible if we leave a few days in the summer, to let our solar charging and solar controller to automatically do the equalize charge for us! Basic genverter operation can be broken up into 3 modes; silent mode, free power mode, and maintenance mode. Your power consumption at any time should match the genveter mode. Having and monitoring your charging meter will help determine how your system should be operated at any given time.

How to Operate a Genverter Power System

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Cobra CPI 2575 2500 Watt 12 Volt DC to 120 Volt AC Power Inverter

!±8±Cobra CPI 2575 2500 Watt 12 Volt DC to 120 Volt AC Power Inverter

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The Cobra CPI 2575 is a 12 volt DC to 120 volt AC power inverter with 2500 watts continuous power handling and 5000 Watts peak power. This unit contains a 5 volt USB output, modified sine wave, thermal shutdown, reverse polarity protection, low voltage shutdown, low voltage alarm, 3 grounded AC receptacles, LED volt/watt meter and has remote on/off capability.

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