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OK, I am challenging or seeking solutions for the following circuit:
I have invented a way of getting tons of generated watts (40-90) from a four stroke 49cc Honda or Grubee 49 cc engine, plenty enough for halogen lighting, the works. Here's the challenge: Create a low cost circuit that uses a 12 volt battery. The input on the battery may be as high as 60 volts, direct current. As the engine revs, the voltage varies, so it has to be regulated down to 12 volts. The voltage range can be adjusted but it always will be in a wide range as the engine goes from idle to 6500 rpm. A twelve volt sytsem is much preferred; it opens up plenty of 12 volt auto lights, bulbs, etc. Mike
I have invented a way of getting tons of generated watts (40-90) from a four stroke 49cc Honda or Grubee 49 cc engine, plenty enough for halogen lighting, the works. Here's the challenge: Create a low cost circuit that uses a 12 volt battery. The input on the battery may be as high as 60 volts, direct current. As the engine revs, the voltage varies, so it has to be regulated down to 12 volts. The voltage range can be adjusted but it always will be in a wide range as the engine goes from idle to 6500 rpm. A twelve volt sytsem is much preferred; it opens up plenty of 12 volt auto lights, bulbs, etc. Mike