Mechanical continuous supply of electrical current from the motion of suspension components
OwnerBarry Louis Fielekinventor
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One embodiment attached to a vehicle suspension strut or vehicle suspension shock-spring assembly or a vehicle shock absorber includes a set of cylinders (64,66,68,70) containing a number of magnets (72,74,76,78,80,82,84,86,88) and a second set of cylinders (42,44,46,48,50) containing a number of electrically conducting coils (54,56,58,60,62). The set of cylinders containing the magnets is attached to one end of the suspension strut or shock-spring or shock absorber assembly and the set of cylinders containing the conducting coils is attached to the opposite end of the suspension strut or shock-spring or shock absorber assembly such that the magnets move past the conducting coils when the suspension assembly is compressed or extended during displacement of the vehicle wheel. The conducting coils are connected to an electrical charging system used to store electrical charge or generate electrical power.
An apparatus that can be attached around and in between the coil spring and shock absorber of any vehicle suspension strut, spring shock system or packaged around any vehicle suspension shock absorber system for the purpose of producing a large continuous supply of electrical current from the compression or extension of any vehicle suspension strut, spring shock or shock absorber system for the purpose of charging an electrical storage unit or to power electrical equipment comprising:
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