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Old 02-12-20 | 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by polyphrast
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Depending on the harvester model, you can get a lot more power from the dyno, even at reasonable 20 km/h: see this graph (taken from this site, with the originals coming from fahrradzukunft.de).
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My data was based on actual riding, not on a lab measurement where you never stop. I used a meter to measure milliamp hours and time.

Based on this graph, up to about 20 km/hr, all the chargers are about the same except the Forumslader is much greater output. My measurement is from a Sinewave Revolution. Above 20 km/hr is were some chargers deviate from the mean.
https://fahrradzukunft.de/bilder/21/...4/13.gross.png

That graph is from this english translation of the original German.
https://translate.google.com/transla...00271,15700301
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