How can I generate 220v ac using a car battery, dc motor and inverter

[Agbei Francis]

I used 12v dc from a 13 plate car battery to power a 12v dianamo dc motor and brought in an alternator to change the battery using the rotation of the dc motor.on the same battery I contacted my power inverter to generate 220v ac for my lighting system, thinking I have the alternator connected to the battery so the battery source will never deplete.but it kept draining.please what do I do to make the battery maintain it powerful while using

 

[Moley]

What you are trying to do is to produce more energy than what you are putting in. The only way you can do this is by defying the laws of physics!

 

[oscar21]

If that had any chance of working why would you even need the battery, just connect the motor to the alternator and away you go.

 

[Agbei Francis]

What you are trying to do is to produce more energy than what you are putting in. The only way you can do this is by defying the laws of physics!

okay I'll go and search for that and try

 

[DPG]

You are trying to outwit science and create a perpetual motion machine.

It won't work. If it did work then we would all be doing it

 

[Agbei Francis]

If that had any chance of working why would you even need the battery, just connect the motor to the alternator and away you go.

The battery is there to powér the inverter àñd the motor wíthóut the battery the DC mótor ís not going to rótate for me to get the rótàtion óf the alternator for ít to çhàrge the battery

 

[Agbei Francis]

The battery is there to powér the inverter àñd the motor wíthóut the battery the DC mótor ís not going to rótate for me to get the rótàtion óf the alternator for ít to çhàrge the battery

all my problem ís hów to get hów to ínçrése the changing speed of the battery

 

[islander]

What you're trying to do here is break the first and second laws of thermodynamics which, of course, is impossible. There are always losses in a system and you simply cannot overcome them.