PART ONE -Turn a washing machine motor into a wind generator step by step and colour coded

PART ONE - convert a Washing machine motor into a wind generator to charge 12 volt batteries. Step by step and colour coded.

[@andrewthuku2638]

Whirlpool works better by using 48v controller to run half of the motor and other half as a generator and can produce 250v AC and can easily run anything of 2000 watts. Water heater, coil cooker, etc. You can also tap and use bridge rectifier to charge the 48 volts battery when not using for cooking or anything over 200 watts.

[@hunnybunnysheavymetalmusic6542]

ACTUALLY I would want the 240-250 volt 3 phase directly!

[@Aussiehomestead1965]

You can do that. Somewhere on KZbin there is a guy who does exactly that.

[@hunnybunnysheavymetalmusic6542]

@@Aussiehomestead1965 Since we don't have washing machines like that in murika, I'll hafta just wire up my own, unfortunately.

[@1mmickk]

Ive meaning to tell you to make a bush aircon. You fill a window with bottles with the arse cut out, and the other end is smaller, you can take the cap off or drill a hole see what works best from 1.25L to 3 L bottles Ive tried and work. The Venturi effect. Air is compressed and cools. Like blowing on your hand with mouth open or lips pursed.

[@Aussiehomestead1965]

Great idea...so stealing that 😂

[@Aussiehomestead1965]

I have posted the colour coded diagram under the community tab on my channel. Feel free to copy and distribute it.