This wouldnt work..
It would take more energy to keep the batteries charged via the motor and generator than the batteries would hold.
Topic: Alternative Electricity for Mining - page 18. (Read 28117 times)
If you want 100% Free power this thread is not for you. This thread is about reducing your mining power costs
If you are not an expert or have very good knowledge of wind and solar systems please refrain from the negative comments.
I don't care if you are an electrician or anything else again if you do not know about wind and solar systems refrain from negative comments please.
With this system you can reduce your power cost to almost nothing or nothing if you build it a little different.
The generator head is a PMG type NOT an alternator!! THey look similar but the internals are different.
The inverter I have listed has many great features, has built in battery charger for emergencies,
all lines have line out for direct connection to breaker box, has power plugs also.
Total cost is about $3000 to build and can be used to power other things such as a house if you aren't a miner.
The PMG generator head is turned by the 1/2 hp electric motor it costs about 35 a month to run that motor 24/7 from my home wiring.
The motor turns the PMG generator head which in turn keeps the batteries charged to run the inverter.
If I plug my miners in my home wiring my electric is over 400 a month.
So it is cheaper to run the electric motor on my home wiring then it is to run the miner on home wiring..
The inverter is 15kw-60kw output which is enough to run many miners.
(This same amount of electric on a home line would cost you hundreds of dollars per month)
The generator head produces 2000 watts of 24vdc then uses the inverter to convert the 24vdc@2000 watts back into battery bank to help you get up to 15-60kw 115/220vac useable power. Batteries and charging may vary. The more power used more batteries and charging power needed. You can add more generator heads and batteries easily or a larger motor if needed.
If you have enough to spare you could run the electric motor from the inverter also which would then create a loop and run 100% free.
Proven can be done by many youtube videos.
This setup isn't for people running 1 or 2 miners unless they are high power use machines.
It was designed for a system that uses 3kw or higher amounts of electricity to reduce their power costs.
Electric price breakdown.....
1) Miners on home power $400+ to electric company
2) Miners on inverter system $35 a month to electric company
3) Inverter system on regular battery charger $100 a month to electric company
4) Inverter system with loopbacked electric motor $0 power cost (not recommended for mining) or other source (solar, wind, etc)
No matter what you wont get 60kw of power from the electric company for $35 a month, with this setup you could, 60kw is enough to run a couple houses.
Cheapest option for stable mining is the $35 a month option.
Basically you are building a wind system without the wind and using the electric motor to turn the generator head at 7875 rpm.
You can find many videos online with various configurations Missouri Wind and Solar has helped me with setup and design of different systems. If you live on a river you can use water instead of the electric motor to run the generator.
This is a 24vdc to 110/220vac system.
This setup will produce a max of 60000 watts of AC electricity rated @55 amps of 110/220vac.
I use 24v batteries but the diagram is setup to use 12v to create your 24v battery bank.
If you have any questions please ask and I will assist you as much as I can.
If you find this information helpful please make a donation
to one of the following wallets. Thank You
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--- BitCoin --
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There many other manufacurers to select your parts from I selected these parts because I like the ability to expand without replacing inverter or PMG head
--- Setup Diagram ---
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wzk4K9uaPNAcWuFlxL7KNbBVWabi6xra/view
--- Parts List ---
24vdc to 110/220vac Grid/PowerInverter $1000
24V 60000W Peak 15000W LF Split Phase Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter DC 24V to AC 110V&220V 60Hz
https://www.amazon.com/60000W-15000W-Inverter-LCD-Display/dp/B07FTTZV72?ref_=bl_dp_s_web_7490851011
May substitute for any other 24vdc to 110/220vac Power/Grid Inverter select size by how much power you need
24vdc 2000 watt Model PMG Generator $499.00
http://mwands.com/store/freedom-ii-hydro-pmg-permanent-magnet-generator
or
24vdc 1600 watt Model PMG Generator $287.00
http://mwands.com/store/freedom-hydro-pmg-permanent-magnet-generator
Fan and Pully Kit for Generator head $29.00
http://mwands.com/store/fan-and-single-pulley-for-permanent-magnet-generators-alternators
Charge Controller with dump diverter
http://mwands.com/store/hybrid-charge-controller-digital-display-1200-watt-divert?limit=100
9 inch V-Belt Pully $25.00 - For Electric Motor
Available at most hardware stores
1 V-Belt Available at any auto or hardware store $10-20
Size is determined by how you built the power unit
Batteries $$$ Depends on battery
8x 12vdc 100ah or larger amp hours
or
6x 24vdc 100ah or larger amp hours
USE CAUTION WHEN CONNECTING THE BATTERIES
MAKE SURE BATTERIES HAVE GOOD VENTILATION
If you are not an expert or have very good knowledge of wind and solar systems please refrain from the negative comments.
I don't care if you are an electrician or anything else again if you do not know about wind and solar systems refrain from negative comments please.
With this system you can reduce your power cost to almost nothing or nothing if you build it a little different.
The generator head is a PMG type NOT an alternator!! THey look similar but the internals are different.
The inverter I have listed has many great features, has built in battery charger for emergencies,
all lines have line out for direct connection to breaker box, has power plugs also.
Total cost is about $3000 to build and can be used to power other things such as a house if you aren't a miner.
The PMG generator head is turned by the 1/2 hp electric motor it costs about 35 a month to run that motor 24/7 from my home wiring.
The motor turns the PMG generator head which in turn keeps the batteries charged to run the inverter.
If I plug my miners in my home wiring my electric is over 400 a month.
So it is cheaper to run the electric motor on my home wiring then it is to run the miner on home wiring..
The inverter is 15kw-60kw output which is enough to run many miners.
(This same amount of electric on a home line would cost you hundreds of dollars per month)
The generator head produces 2000 watts of 24vdc then uses the inverter to convert the 24vdc@2000 watts back into battery bank to help you get up to 15-60kw 115/220vac useable power. Batteries and charging may vary. The more power used more batteries and charging power needed. You can add more generator heads and batteries easily or a larger motor if needed.
If you have enough to spare you could run the electric motor from the inverter also which would then create a loop and run 100% free.
Proven can be done by many youtube videos.
This setup isn't for people running 1 or 2 miners unless they are high power use machines.
It was designed for a system that uses 3kw or higher amounts of electricity to reduce their power costs.
Electric price breakdown.....
1) Miners on home power $400+ to electric company
2) Miners on inverter system $35 a month to electric company
3) Inverter system on regular battery charger $100 a month to electric company
4) Inverter system with loopbacked electric motor $0 power cost (not recommended for mining) or other source (solar, wind, etc)
No matter what you wont get 60kw of power from the electric company for $35 a month, with this setup you could, 60kw is enough to run a couple houses.
Cheapest option for stable mining is the $35 a month option.
Basically you are building a wind system without the wind and using the electric motor to turn the generator head at 7875 rpm.
You can find many videos online with various configurations Missouri Wind and Solar has helped me with setup and design of different systems. If you live on a river you can use water instead of the electric motor to run the generator.
This is a 24vdc to 110/220vac system.
This setup will produce a max of 60000 watts of AC electricity rated @55 amps of 110/220vac.
I use 24v batteries but the diagram is setup to use 12v to create your 24v battery bank.
If you have any questions please ask and I will assist you as much as I can.
If you find this information helpful please make a donation
to one of the following wallets. Thank You
--- Zcash ---
t1e4Dmr5RBgnWqTN2mAmZ6JzGavW7qxA4P1
--- BitCoin --
124ixYPwoUhNnhg1msx1ZtF5gMS1PNctsT
--- LiteCoin ---
LdEb9gzHJ5xQX6UsWPaU9oLWGpJ9gX9JCi
There many other manufacurers to select your parts from I selected these parts because I like the ability to expand without replacing inverter or PMG head
--- Setup Diagram ---
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wzk4K9uaPNAcWuFlxL7KNbBVWabi6xra/view
--- Parts List ---
24vdc to 110/220vac Grid/PowerInverter $1000
24V 60000W Peak 15000W LF Split Phase Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter DC 24V to AC 110V&220V 60Hz
https://www.amazon.com/60000W-15000W-Inverter-LCD-Display/dp/B07FTTZV72?ref_=bl_dp_s_web_7490851011
May substitute for any other 24vdc to 110/220vac Power/Grid Inverter select size by how much power you need
24vdc 2000 watt Model PMG Generator $499.00
http://mwands.com/store/freedom-ii-hydro-pmg-permanent-magnet-generator
or
24vdc 1600 watt Model PMG Generator $287.00
http://mwands.com/store/freedom-hydro-pmg-permanent-magnet-generator
Fan and Pully Kit for Generator head $29.00
http://mwands.com/store/fan-and-single-pulley-for-permanent-magnet-generators-alternators
Charge Controller with dump diverter
http://mwands.com/store/hybrid-charge-controller-digital-display-1200-watt-divert?limit=100
9 inch V-Belt Pully $25.00 - For Electric Motor
Available at most hardware stores
1 V-Belt Available at any auto or hardware store $10-20
Size is determined by how you built the power unit
Batteries $$$ Depends on battery
8x 12vdc 100ah or larger amp hours
or
6x 24vdc 100ah or larger amp hours
USE CAUTION WHEN CONNECTING THE BATTERIES
MAKE SURE BATTERIES HAVE GOOD VENTILATION
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