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Re: Re: Re: Portable welder made from generator or alternator?


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Posted by Paul on November 20, 1998 at 07:04:40:

In Reply to: Re: Re: Portable welder made from generator or alternator? posted by john d. on November 19, 1998 at 05:25:12:

Might work.I am really interested in driving a generator or alternator and using just the output from them.
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: : : Has anyone made or know of plans to make a portable welder from a generator or alternator?

: : I have seen them built from old aircraft D.C. generators.

: Saw pictures of one once that was built on a lawnmower deck. Had a 3.5 Briggs engine belted to a 12 volt alternator which charged a BIG 12 volt battery. Welding was done with battery power, and the alternator simply re-charged it. Might work for intermittent use. The system would need some means of controlling how much amperage was available at a given time, because a dead short across the battery would provide many times the desired amount. There would also be some safety considerations with such a device, including sparks getting near the gas tank, and the potential of battery explosions due to hydrogen gas accumulation during charging. I'm not saying it's a GOOD idea, just that I saw pictures of one!




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