RedGreen
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I am sure everybody here has tried to use the bicycle wheel rubber generator.
I came up with two thoughts, to neither do I have the complete answer.
First is, instead of using the tiny original wheel for the generator, have made up a much larger one that will fit in it's place. That way it should turn slower and not burn up.
Second. find a small generator and have it rub against the wheel by cutting a slot into the top of the rear fender to allow it to poke through.
Obviously, there are a number of problems to this idea. First is where do you find such a thing, I would think the smallest auto generator would be way too big.
Thoughts?
I came up with two thoughts, to neither do I have the complete answer.
First is, instead of using the tiny original wheel for the generator, have made up a much larger one that will fit in it's place. That way it should turn slower and not burn up.
Second. find a small generator and have it rub against the wheel by cutting a slot into the top of the rear fender to allow it to poke through.
Obviously, there are a number of problems to this idea. First is where do you find such a thing, I would think the smallest auto generator would be way too big.
Thoughts?