In some of the other (many other) places you have posted this, I notice you say this being done without electronic components. Things such as capacitors and resistors etc. That is not correct, I have posted a picture of the inside of these lights, they contain much components like capacitors etc, or do you think they are not playing a part?
Also one place it looks like your doing this to make money from you tube??? TBH you dont know what your doing, you have so many variables it is difficult to make informed judgement. However I notice in another place you cannot light a Halogen bulb, so even with 200V no halogen will light. Try a 12V halogen, or even a non halogen 3V torch bulb. It still wont light, or try moving the motor out of the way, it still wont light.
Does anyone have a circuit diagram of these types of led lights?? Are they just simple SMPS inside? Hard to tell from the pic but kind of looks like it.
What equipment do you have?
Can you measure the motor RPM?
Are you aware that if you take the microwave motor, and simply turn it with the other motor, you will get a better output? It will need some torque though as 4-8 RPM is alot of gearing. Why not take the capacitors and resistors out of the light and build a joule thief? Would save having to use a motor.
I suspect this thread will get closed soon, but at some point I will open one similar. The difference being it will contain as much info as I can, so we can work out just how inefficient it is as a generator. I took the old vibrator motor out of a mobile phone, a bit of tweaking speed wise and it couples to a coil nicely. For wireless power it might has a application, but the microwave motors make better generators if you dont take them apart.
I wonder if a 12cc glow engine has the torque to turn one?? I have recently got a glow engine to run on petrol ~(cheaper than glow fuel in UK), using a glow plug that is on until engine at 3/4 max speed. Works well but not as much torque. Now for those that know me and drones......guess where that one is leading . Would take some engineering to make it work though. And a .75 glow engine minimum. Would also need to down grade the drone motors and strip weight off.
Also one place it looks like your doing this to make money from you tube??? TBH you dont know what your doing, you have so many variables it is difficult to make informed judgement. However I notice in another place you cannot light a Halogen bulb, so even with 200V no halogen will light. Try a 12V halogen, or even a non halogen 3V torch bulb. It still wont light, or try moving the motor out of the way, it still wont light.
Does anyone have a circuit diagram of these types of led lights?? Are they just simple SMPS inside? Hard to tell from the pic but kind of looks like it.
What equipment do you have?
Can you measure the motor RPM?
Are you aware that if you take the microwave motor, and simply turn it with the other motor, you will get a better output? It will need some torque though as 4-8 RPM is alot of gearing. Why not take the capacitors and resistors out of the light and build a joule thief? Would save having to use a motor.
I suspect this thread will get closed soon, but at some point I will open one similar. The difference being it will contain as much info as I can, so we can work out just how inefficient it is as a generator. I took the old vibrator motor out of a mobile phone, a bit of tweaking speed wise and it couples to a coil nicely. For wireless power it might has a application, but the microwave motors make better generators if you dont take them apart.
I wonder if a 12cc glow engine has the torque to turn one?? I have recently got a glow engine to run on petrol ~(cheaper than glow fuel in UK), using a glow plug that is on until engine at 3/4 max speed. Works well but not as much torque. Now for those that know me and drones......guess where that one is leading . Would take some engineering to make it work though. And a .75 glow engine minimum. Would also need to down grade the drone motors and strip weight off.