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green dynamo and solar power supply

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I looked across instructables but a couldn't find a instructble about a dynamo power supply so I decided to do some experimenting and it's A reliable power sorce to take almost anywhere. With dynamo and solar charging. It's perfect.If you hook up a battery to th terminals you can chrage the battery

5 comments

Feb 7, 2010. 1:27 AMsapc (author) says:

I will try to make an instructable for it eventually

Jun 13, 2011. 2:18 PMsapc (author) says:

i cant make instructable for it, i dont have the parts anymore. the parts i used arent available anymore because dicksmith no longer sell the parts required

Feb 7, 2010. 8:17 AM

mhkabir says:

Thanks for adding to Green DIY.
I remember making something exactly like this when I was 8 years old.I hope you submit an instructable for it. Expecting you to add it to Green DIY!

Cheers
Kabir

Jan 20, 2011. 4:13 PMtwighahn says:

where's the instructions?

May 3, 2010. 11:10 AMdustyhoffsky says:

A dynamo was a reverse motor that is manually spun to produce electricity isn't it? Thanks for this, but if there is a dynamo you should show the dynamo itself as well as the other pics. This instructable is confusing without it. Is it inside the black box? What is the mechanism to turn it? It would help if you would show a pic of the underside of the box if it is in there.