Re: Hand crank..(Solar coil?)

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Original poster: "M G" <gt4awd@xxxxxxxxx>

Yes, you are right. I was just taking a guess as to how much 
electricity is would be possible to move using those methods. This 
was without any real studying of hand powered generators. From all 
the replies I see that it is possible, but not likely to make very 
impressive sparks. How about a solar powered Tesla Coil, or some 
other kind of alternative energy? Some kind of setup that requires 
multiple people to operate could make more impressive sparks with a 
human powered generator. That would be kind of odd though...
Matt G.


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Subject : Re: Hand cranked Tesla Coil?

Date : Fri, 04 May 2007 17:25:11 -0600
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Original poster: "H.S. J."



Well, I can say one thing...



Wind is very strong and, the wind might of been at like 20mph?...



I really dont know. Just my two cents.



-Shelton





Thank You,



H.S.J.







You may reply back at: hsheltonj@xxxxxxxxx





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Sent: Friday, May 4, 2007 3:08:19 PM

Subject: Hand cranked Tesla Coil?



Original poster: "M G"



Hi again, I would like to know if anyone on the list has built a

"human" powered Tesla Coil. Be it a hand crank, peddle powered

generator, etc... For some reason this seems to be! of interest to me

lately, and I can't get it off my mind. Even tually I would like to

build my own little AC generator. Is this a highly complicated task

or not so complicated? Be it either of those I would still like to do

this eventually. I had ran into a website showing the creation of a

wind mill AC generator, but lost the URL since then. It did not seem

to be all that complicated, although some special fabrication of

metal seemed to be needed. The mill would create over 30 amps at

120volts with a wind speed of 20mph. I would assume that a peddle

powered generator (old bike) could be made to move at least 10amps at

120vo! lts. A hand crank maybe being able to move about 5 amps at 120volts.



Thanks,

Matt G.



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