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I am veryhappy because they finally got the LED to light up! In the video you attached Irealized that they were having fun while learning :)ThisProject has just won the Judge Prize and I feel really pleased. Glad I helped!

I just answered the comment you left me on my Youtube channel. I left you some recommendations but now I can give you others based on the information you provide me here. Apparently the problem is that the motor (generator) is not capable of achieving the minimum driving voltage of the Led that you are using, at the RPM that you are obtaining in the Rotor. It is likely that it is not exactly the same motor that I use whose electrical resistance at its terminals is approximately 10 ohms. Without having to change the motor and applying a little science I can recommend the following:Glue a larger cardboard disc to the base of the Rotor and move the motor away (more RPM)Uses lower voltage LEDsInterconnects multiple motors (generators) in series with the LED (Voltage is added)Scale the whole s…

I just answered the comment you left me on my Youtube channel. I left you some recommendations but now I can give you others based on the information you provide me here. Apparently the problem is that the motor (generator) is not capable of achieving the minimum driving voltage of the Led that you are using, at the RPM that you are obtaining in the Rotor. It is likely that it is not exactly the same motor that I use whose electrical resistance at its terminals is approximately 10 ohms. Without having to change the motor and applying a little science I can recommend the following:Glue a larger cardboard disc to the base of the Rotor and move the motor away (more RPM)Uses lower voltage LEDsInterconnects multiple motors (generators) in series with the LED (Voltage is added)Scale the whole set and make a bigger version. Cheers

Thanks for your comment Christina!

Thanks! I hope you enjoy it

Thank you very much!!!

Thanks!!!

Thank you very much!!! I am glad to read your comment!!! This type of feedback gives me the fuel to continue creating and sharing!!!

Thanks!

Thanks! In the end, we are all winners when we seek happiness by creating things!

Thanks!

I really appreciate your comment. Thanks Jessy!

Thanks Nikolaos!!! Stay tuned, I am preparing a new Project for the STEM Contest. You will surely like it too. Good luck!!!

Excellent work! Love it!

Thanks!!!!

Thank you luklev for your comment and subscription. This was one of my initial concerns when I did this project. As you indicated, these power supplies have discharge resistors that should quickly discharge the capacitors once disconnected from the AC line, but we don't know if they are working properly. I had already added a note on this, but maybe I should highlight it. A good idea would be to use electronic devices that have been unused for several days. Good luck.

Thanks a lot!

Well done!!! My Secret Compartment is also not very large and someone thought it was insufficient, your answer is concise. I vote for you.

That would be an excellent idea! In the case of the ATX, space is very limited and finding a place to stick the "Fake capacitor" is a challenge, however, on another device it would be very feasible. Also note that it will be an "excellent secret compartment" when the PCB tracks match all the top components. I am so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!

Thanks!!!

I just added the notes. Thanks!

I don't think there is any danger at all, now if what you are trying to hide is very "valuable", remove the fuse and voila!This "dummy capacitor" does not connect to any electrical terminal and is completely dielectric. The only downside is that this ATX Power Supply will not be able to deliver all the electrical power for which it was designed. The other (REAL) Capacitor will take over the operation. The protections of this type of Power Supply will disconnect it in case of faults that can cause overheating, etc. Thanks!

Thank you! I will use this knowledge in my next project and I will share it in I MADE IT!

The quality of your Projects is impressive !!! I've learned a lot from you, thanks for that:)

Gracias!!!

Ich freue mich sehr, dass Sie dieselben Prinzipien anwenden, die mein Projekt gefördert haben. Wenn Sie den Rotor Savonius zum ersten Mal drehen sehen, sind Sie sehr zufrieden. Das Windpotential bleibt oft unbemerkt, aber es könnte die Lösung für viele der Energieprobleme sein, mit denen unser Planet konfrontiert ist. Vielen Dank für Ihre Ergebnisse!

Thanks for the info!!!

I really liked your Masha and the Bear lamp. My daughter also sees that cartoon. A little naughty Masha. Good luck.

Thank you! I really liked your "Masha y el Oso" lamp. My daughter also sees that cartoon. A little naughty Masha! Good luck.

THANKS!!!