3D Printed Pelton Wheel Hydro Power Part 1

[@janhendriksmith4105]

Hi. Are you still planing on uploading a second part? I am looking forward to a power analysis on this.

[@Beyond_The_Tint]

Yes just been super busy with stuff I'll try and get that video this weekend to test its power potential on the hose

[@Beyond_The_Tint]

Posted part 2 and 3

[@christopherd.winnan8701]

Any update? Looking forward to parts 2, 3 and 4 etc.

[@Beyond_The_Tint]

I've been away but can get back to it soon. I have also been working on new designs too that will be better suited for more flow and less head till I can find a better spot.

[@daviddavids2884]

okay, i guess you got the right kind of motor.

[@daviddavids2884]

do you have an actual site in mind.??? at 4:58, if not, then these (intake) parts are ALL a waste of time.! if so, what are the Spec's of the site.?

[@Beyond_The_Tint]

Working on that gonna test different types of generators too. Hoping to get the vid up this week.

[@daviddavids2884]

information. when used as a generator, the rating of a motor means NOTHING. the motor used Needs to be a PM motor. permanent magnet. in order to Observe the nominal, under-load behavior of an alternator or generator, the output leads should be SHORTED. doing this does not hurt anything. and, it causes a Nominal amount of mechanical load, WITHIN the alt/gen. as if it is connected in to a Power circuit.

[@richardcastro2720]

very good 👏

[@gregjones3660]

Power is 70