TheFrieber
- Aug 26, 2023
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Hello guys, anyone knows a dynamo with 6v and 6w? I would like to charge with max 2A an li-po battery
i would like to use 2x 6v and 6w to generate max 2AWelcome to maker.pro.
You need at least 4,2V to fully charge a Li-po cell. So at 2A that would be 4.2V x 2A = 8.4W. A 6W dynamo would not be enough.
Are you pedelling this particular bicycle with 2 dynamos attached (also @ max output for at least 1 hour).......???i would like to use 2x 6v and 6w to generate max 2A
Yeah, i want 2 dynamos attached and it doesn't need to be always at the max output. It just should generate at fast speeds or while rolling down up to 2AAre you pedelling this particular bicycle with 2 dynamos attached (also @ max output for at least 1 hour).......???
Now to the harder ride, i got a idea of 3d metal printing and building a centrifugal (mini)clutch together or if the dynamo has a low-resistance/easy-turning feature it would be good to go (the bicycle has gears, hence it is not a big deal to ride it)The faster you charge it the harder it will be to ride the bike! Is there a specific need to charge it as fast as you state?
Either way, any DC source and be boosted/bucked to provide the necessary current/voltage. Such boost/buck devices are readily available modules 'off the shelf'.
Yeah sure, if you fall of your bike you got a big problemStrap a 600w solar panel to your back............just keep downwind.![]()