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3500 rpm on water......
« on: November 12, 2009, 14:47:41 pm »
Hi,

After rebuilding my wfc, i went for test on my 600cc 4cylinder Yamaha motorbike.
In the last test, i was able to idle this bike, but now i could even rev it up to 3500 rpm.
And that with a 1300watt powerconsumtion of my wfc.

Here a picture and a video.

Steve



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Re: 3500 rpm on water......
« Reply #1 on: November 12, 2009, 15:31:48 pm »
Great steve!! Nice work!!

That's a lot better than a lawnmower set-up!   ;D
And it sounds great!

Did you adjust the spark timing on your bike for this?

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Re: 3500 rpm on water......
« Reply #2 on: November 12, 2009, 19:33:18 pm »
Great steve!! Nice work!!

That's a lot better than a lawnmower setup!   ;D
And it sounds great!

Did you adjust the spark timing on your bike for this?

Webmug

Thank you.
No, i didn't adjust any timing. Its all standard setup.
There is some gain in adjusting the timing, i ll guess.
Maybe laters when i am going to run my car on it.

It would have been possible to run this bike on the road, if i had big suitcases...


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Re: 3500 rpm on water......
« Reply #3 on: November 12, 2009, 19:43:03 pm »

 Nice going, Steve.  Using gasoline in the GEET ??

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Re: 3500 rpm on water......
« Reply #4 on: November 12, 2009, 19:48:13 pm »

 Nice going, Steve.  Using gasoline in the GEET ??

No geet , yet, on the bike.
So, its all just 1 waterfuelcell powering the bike.

Steve