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Hallo everyone!
I'd like to build a simple generator for a project.
Like this picture here:
http://www.interactives.co.uk/images/DSCN7717crr.JPG
I have everything I need but one think keeps coming into mind... Mechanical resistance?(Not friction due to material's touching each other like the conventional generator.) I'm building a generator exactly the same as the one in the image. The mechanical resistance I'm worried about is when I'm actually adding a "load" to the generator can I feel a mechanical resistance? Do I have to add more mechanical energy from my hand?
If I'm applying simple mechanical energy from my hand when adding a load to the coils like a set of led's would I feel a mechanical difference by having a load or not?
Hope I'm making sense... All in all I'm asking about Mechanical resistance if there is a load" light bulb's or small motor" attached to it.
Thank you!
I'd like to build a simple generator for a project.
Like this picture here:
http://www.interactives.co.uk/images/DSCN7717crr.JPG
I have everything I need but one think keeps coming into mind... Mechanical resistance?(Not friction due to material's touching each other like the conventional generator.) I'm building a generator exactly the same as the one in the image. The mechanical resistance I'm worried about is when I'm actually adding a "load" to the generator can I feel a mechanical resistance? Do I have to add more mechanical energy from my hand?
If I'm applying simple mechanical energy from my hand when adding a load to the coils like a set of led's would I feel a mechanical difference by having a load or not?
Hope I'm making sense... All in all I'm asking about Mechanical resistance if there is a load" light bulb's or small motor" attached to it.
Thank you!
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