Why do you want to buy one piece of a bunch of different components, pay shipping charges for each one, build a custom frame, assemble it and then hope it works.Hey:
I want to build an inverter generator like the kind you can buy at Home Depot.
Does anybody know where I can get the plans to build one?
Thanks
what level of detail are you looking for when you say you want plans. Will you be casting the engine block, forging the connecting rods and machining the pistons for the engine? Or will you just buy that? How about the electrical side of the set? Will you be winding your own coils? or buying them? What kind engine speed control system will you use (or build)?It's called having fun building a project...
It is not a question of me being unkind, but one of you not asking a question that was clear enough to let us what level of granularity you want to do as a DIY project. Do you want to wind the coils of a generator and build the motor or do you want to buy the major components - I wasn't joking or being unkind.I don't l know why GopherT is being unkind to me, I send you nothing but love brother...
Don't mind him. He's just growly because he bought sugar free ice cream by mistake instead of the good stuff and it made him have a sugar crash while online the other day.I don't l know why GopherT is being unkind to me, I send you nothing but love brother...
I've thought of building my own 120v 60Hz inverter myself for fun, so this topic interests me. I think there is some confusion in the thread about exactly what you want to make. Maybe answering this question would help.Hey:
I want to build an inverter generator like the kind you can buy at Home Depot.
Does anybody know where I can get the plans to build one?
Thanks
by Jake Hertz
by Jake Hertz
by Jake Hertz