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This bicycle generator (dynamo) I own for several years now and I have never seen a similar one.
Who knows it's age and how rare is it ?
Taken in 2006.
On a tour of Hoover Dam on the Colorado River on the Arizona-Nevada border, a guide led us to an elevator that took us 500 feet (150 m) down into the wall of Black Canyon. Then we walked down a long tunnel drilled through rock and saw these huge hydroelectric generators. They were in this 650-foot long room on the Nevada side of the dam. (The Arizona side has something similar.) The generators are turned by the force of river water running through huge pipes near the base of the dam, which at that point is 660 feet (200 m) thick.
The first thing that we did with a new Infinity 12" subwoofer that was purchased (for home, and not lab use), was to hook it up to our frequency generator and put it through a few paces. The sub is rated at 28 to 150 Hz, and, apparently, the resonant frequency of our conference room is approximately 47 Hz. Check out the video of it in action, and see our blog post!
Two new steam generators are delivered by rail to the Davis-Besse Power Station in Oak Harbor, Ohio, for installation in spring 2014
Generators in Puerto Rico are in such demand that some people take drastic measures to make sure they aren't stolen. This photo was taken near Cabo Rojo. Photo by Bruce Butler, USFWS.
Temporary generators are placed at a local substation to provide electricity while repairs continue on much of the power grid in the Southwest part of Louisiana. (Photo by Will Schnyer)
Description: MUSE generator
Date: [2008]
Creator/Photographer: MUSE
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.
Repository: U.S. Navy Seabee Museum, Collections Department, Port Hueneme, CA 93043, www.history.navy.mil/museums/seabee_museum.htm
Remains of a generator on the site of the former RAF Aird Uig, which was a radar station operating between 1954 and 2010 on Gallan Head the most north westerly point of Britain. The site was abandoned in 2010 and was handed over to the local community who are developing the site as a tourist attraction.
A friend (Ram) from the North Texas Electric Auto Association (www.nteaa.org) brought me this new cool container from "The Container Store" we built and installed an HHO Generator in his Lexus, and I just rebuilt mine in one of the containers as well, and reinstalled it.
I like this container as it has clips on the side that snaps the lid on. It has a rubber seal, and is very heavy duty.
It is also perfectly SEE THRU , so monitoring the cell plates is very easy to do now.
The centre of a vortex is a very low pressure so these little sharks teeth are designed to creat a vortex under the car.
Interior of Fremont Powerhouse, Umatilla National Forest, Oregon, with the classic generator and power control panel.
When the power goes out (and it seems to go out all the time), we fire up the generators and run power cords to our offices
One of two generators hidden about 20 feet under the surface, in an abandoned, hardened bunker in San Francisco.