I'm sorry but you are way off on this. At nearly 69 I have no problem producing 100 - 150 watts over an hour on a stationary bike. On the road, a top competitive cyclist is probably producing a minimum 200 watts and he can do so for hour after hour.
eric SV Meander
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No.
The max power a human can generate, over any time (1 hr or so) is about 100W.
Thats with olympic level athletes, trained for years, on bikes.
Normal humans can make about 20-30W, for short periods of time (0.5-2 hr).
Not practically useful for propulsion.
The max power a human can generate, over any time (1 hr or so) is about 100W.
Thats with olympic level athletes, trained for years, on bikes.
Normal humans can make about 20-30W, for short periods of time (0.5-2 hr).
Not practically useful for propulsion.
On 17/06/2015 15:54, captnlen trikini2008@... [electricboats] wrote:
Could you get a setup to generate enough power to run a small electric drive ?
Was looking at a water bike and seemed missing the point-- -hanermo (cnc designs)
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