HANDPOWERED SERVO TORCH

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Intro: HANDPOWERED SERVO TORCH

In this instuctable ill show how to make handpowered led torch from servo motor

The basic principle behind this project is servo acting as a generator when given mechanical rotation which is similar to bicycle dynamo

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STEP 1: Materials Required

servo motor

small cube with lid

led

super glue

STEP 2: Fixing the Led

make a hole on the cube so as to hold the led and passage of wire

STEP 3: Servo Connections to Led

servo is connected to led by the 2 terminals present in both ledand servo motor

connect the led to servo and just give a check by rotating the motor shaft clockwise and anticlockwise

STEP 4: Gluing Up

using super glue base of servo is attached to back side of cube

STEP 5: Torch Is Ready Just Give a Little Rotation and Its Ready for Action

STEP 6: Full Video of Making the Torch


12 Comments

sorry nice try bit no.1 you kill the led verry soon.

2 its a flash not a constand light

3 to smal to handle

i would put 1 item on it : Z -- you see here the letter Z, thats our paperclip bend it almost like that but with a Vertical LINE not scuare. put a piese of tubing on the side you turn the led on and you can CONTINU have light. (but place a resistor of 500 Ohm and see how bright it is then go lower in Ohm`s by 100ohm every time (not lower then 200\300ohms

ya ill try to improve it....

and dont get me wrong friend,

its amazing in its simplicity and looks,but the name was what me akted to respond.

as i say ,nice

When your Led will burn (soon), add a resistor to the new one, it will last much longer !

ya sure ill try it out

anyway thanks for ur suggestion..

Let me collect these materials. Then i will do next things.

I will try it again later. Thanks for such nice tutorial.

Add a capacitor and a single pole, double throw (SPDT) switch and toggle between charging the cap and using it as a temporary battery.
Ya surely ill try to modify it
Ya sure sir I will try do it on my next instructable