I am interested in building a generator to lower some cost. Not long ago, I was very confident in success of building one. As I research more and more, it turns out to be that not all the motor could easily be converted to a generator. I am interested in using quot;Fasco D728 5.6-Inch Direct Drive Blower Motor, 3/4 HP, 115 Volts, 1075 RPM, 3 Speed, 10.5 Amps, OAO Enclosure, Reversible Rotation, Sleeve Bearingquot; to be my generator. From another website, it's listed quot;Motor Type: Permanent Split Capacitor.quot; Can anyone tell me how to convert this motor into a generator that you only need to spin the shaft and it will produce electricity?Thank you all for your kindness.
nicely you already figured it out that this would not paintings. i could propose to ignore the assumption with a capacitor start up electric powered motor. in case you're taking the motor aside then you certainly'll see that the armature or rotor consequently would not have a winding for use for excitation. that's the trick, with the intention to generate potential you may create a rotating magnetic field which may be regulated first, that's no longer the case right here. i could propose to apply an old vehicle alternator, then cost a battery with the potential popping out of this and use an inverter to get a good (in Voltage and Frequency) AC out of it.
