Question 1

Can this product compatible with Anderson Powerpole cables?

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Good morning,   if you want an Anderson  connector put on to the end of the cable  then   you can send me a message  when you place your order and I will put them on for you.  You will need to tell me what  size connector  you   want to use.      For example the model  ASMPP30-1X2-RK
   is good for 45 Amps which is way more than you need for this system  but will work fine,  or if you have a large battery bank  you may already  have  a big Anderson connector you will want me to install for you.   Let me know,  best regards,  Bradley Whaley  -  Electrical Engineer  Gilbert Arizona

Question 2

Im just wanting to be able to charge smart phones in power outages, i can do that with this setup and a car battery and an inverter? how long will i n

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Thanks for your excellent question.   To charge a smart phone would need to connect a DCDC converter or a regulator  so that the bike generator never exceeds 12V  output.     Doing this would  protect  your phone from getting fried.     The next step  would be to add a car charger  that you use to charge your phone  in your car.   This will step the 12V  down to  5V  to use with your USB charge cord.    If you want  I can post some pictures  for your showing you what you need to do.

Question 3

Could you inform the size and weight of the pack ? I need to calculate if I can transport from my friends house to Brazil.

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Hello there,  you have two options.   (1). Take the stand out of the box and put it in a large suitcase. Ve done this before with a large suitcase from Walmart.   (2). Loop shaping tape a few times around the and carry it like a suit case.   Weight  is approx 35 lbs. .   Box size is approx  2 feet by  1 foot by 30 inches,  please contact robby at pedal power generator if you need more help.

Question 4

Does it come with a set up to charg a 12v battery?

Accepted Answer

Yes this system will charge a 12V battery.  You would need to connect a Volt meter and make sure that you do not exceed  14.8 Volts when charging.   Please post more question if you need help,  Best Regards, Bradley -  Electrical Engineer

Brand	Pedal Power Generator
Wattage	500 watts
Fuel Type	Human Power
Power Source	Human Power
Recommended Uses For Product	STEM Educational alternative energy education, camping, emergency prepper power
Voltage	14 Volts, 80 Volts
Output Wattage	500 Watts
Special Feature	MYO Make your own generator
Included Components	Bicycle stand, 500 Watt steel roller dual generator, blocking diode, power Watt meter, cord adapter
Color	Black
Product Dimensions	35"L x 20"W x 24"H
Material	Metal, Plastic
Model Name	ASE300-D38
Engine Type	4 Stroke
Ignition System Type	recoil start
Engine Power Maximum	500 Watts
Starting Wattage	500 Watts
Running Wattage	200 Watts
UPC	837654426036
Manufacturer	Pedal Power Generator
Part Number	PPG-B300-DIY
Item Weight	21.6 pounds
Item model number	ASE300-D38
Batteries	1 9V batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Package Quantity	1
Number Of Pieces	1
Maximum Weight Capacity	299 Pounds
Folded Knife Size	1' X 2' x 1'
Performance Description	Up to 2400 Revolutions per minute
Special Features	MYO Make your own generator
Usage	12V 48 Battery solar charger power station powerpack charging
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Description Pile	Lead Acid battery

Pedal Power Bicycle Generator STEM Emergency Backup Power System 500 Watts 0 to 100V DC charging two dual generators

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