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https://drivepatents.com/patents/1100987 · 16 Oct 2002
A flywheel, a cooling fan and a recoil starter are mounted on a crank shaft of an engine, thereby forming an engine unit. A power generating body is mounted on the end of the engine unit with the aid of an adapter intervening therebetween. The adapter and ...
https://drivepatents.com/patents/1100989 · 16 Oct 2002
A full power switch assembly (116) for a portable generator (100) that is capable of instantly communicating the presence and operation of a full power switch to the user is disclosed. The full power switch assembly (116) includes a first outlet (118) for ...
https://drivepatents.com/patents/1109160 · 17 Oct 2001
An engine generator is provided which improves a sturdiness and rigidity, sound insulation performance, and workability at inspecting of the whole structure, and further simplifies the structure through reducing the number of parts of a housing. An engine,...
https://drivepatents.com/patents/1109149 · 17 Oct 2001
It is an object of the invention to improve a cooling efficiency for cooling an engine generator by dividing a cooling air passage into two routes. The engine generator includes an engine (2), a generator (3), a muffler (4) and a cooling fan (5), which are...
https://drivepatents.com/patents/1109951 · 26 Sep 2001
An automotive alternator (100) is driven by an internal combustion engine via a one-way clutch (3). When the internal combustion engine is in an idling condition, the power generation amount of the automotive alternator (100) is increased during the engage...
https://drivepatents.com/patents/1111436 · 25 Jul 2001
An annular flange (13) is arranged on the engine casing (6) around the output shaft (2). A second annular flange (14) is arranged around the generator casing (8) around the drive shaft (4). The two annular flanges are connected to each other elastically an...
https://drivepatents.com/patents/1112796 · 23 May 2001
The drive (1) has a drive element (3), e.g. the crankshaft (4) of an IC engine (5), coupled to the electrical generator (2) via a continuously variable rev conversion unit (6), e.g. a viscosity clutch (11) with a variable slip between the driving and drive...