Easy to make mini Generator #shorts

Easy to Make Mini Generator #shorts

So I have many DC motors in total and I thought, why not make a mini generator from these two motors? To make a mini generator, first of all, I will take a cardboard piece and fix these two motors on it like this:

Now, I will stick a 3.7-volt battery to power it and also stick a switch to turn it on and off. If you enjoy such videos, consider subscribing to my channel because I upload a video daily.

The mini generator is now completely ready. I am running this generator with 3.7 volts. Let's see how much output it is giving us. You can check it with a multimeter. We can see that it is producing more than five volts.

For testing, I have fixed an LED with it, and you can see the result in front of you. This time, I have connected a DC motor with it, and it is going so well. If you liked the video, please give it a like.

Keywords

• DC motors
• Mini generator
• Cardboard
• 3.7-volt battery
• Switch
• Multimeter
• Output voltage
• LED
• Daily uploads

FAQ

Q: What materials do I need to build this mini generator? A: You'll need two DC motors, a piece of cardboard, a 3.7-volt battery, a switch, and some adhesive to stick these components together.

Q: How do I measure the output voltage of the generator? A: You can measure the output voltage using a multimeter.

Q: What voltage did the generator produce in your test? A: In the test, the generator produced more than five volts.

Q: What can this mini generator power? A: For testing, we used an LED light, but small applications like this can also run minor DC motors.

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Feel free to follow along with these steps to create your own mini generator and explore more DIY projects on my channel!