Human Powered Vehicle (HPV)
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Moving on
Based on U.S. Park Police, Internal Affairs, Detective Michael Connor's acts (that is lack of response in delivering what he promised, FOIA forms, etc. and not responding to emails) I suspect he is doctoring the video footage he showed me where Park Services personnel went to 2 different vehicles when he said they loaded it all on one.
I personnaly expect Connor to cover for the other officers. Part of the "Brotherhood" BS. So.... I work on CleanHonestGov.Com as well as this Human Powered Vehicle Project. Delayed Again
With well over $1,000 in tools, (as of November 24, 2024 I have spent nearly $5,000) replacing parts, hardware, solar system components, winter weather gear, etc; (Seems I grossly underestimated the value of un-returned property replacement value. Just or ITEMS #1 & #2 the total is 0ver $1,300. I need to replace the missing SOLAR System components Then, replace the missing tools Then, replace the missing parts and missing harware Then, back to building and rebuilding various parts of the Human Powered Vehicle pictured below. Starting Costs of replacements
"9 - Page" list of missing items, given to park police internal affars
MISSING ITEMS from U. S. Park Police property from May 22, 2024 Arrest. This is the list I attached to the property that was missing. Some items are not listed, as they are still coming to mind (such as a brown metal folding chair) Items in RED have been priced above in a PDF format. 1. Quantity (1) 1TB external memory with power; which was in the small seat compartment of the HPV (human powered vehicle) in a semi-transparent plastic pouch that also had 1. *Several pocket copies of GPO Declaration & Constitutions 2. *Misc Papers 3. *Misc cords 4. *Misc small amount of cash 2. Large Solar System parts missing (stand alone items, folded and heavy) 1. Quantity (2) framed panels, hinged in the middle (aprox. 24"x52") S0lar panels mounted to 3/4' thick plywood framed in 2/16" or 3/16" thick angle iron that is 2"x2" 2. Quantity (1 of 4) large batteries missing 12V 33AH deep cycle lead acid 3. DeWalt tools 20V cordless (these were in a gray-greenish shoulder-bag about 12" square and about 24" long) 1. Quantity (1) set of two missing 1\2" drill bits 2. Quantity (1) Circular saw with case of new assorted blades 3. Quantity (1) Reciprocating saw with case of new assorted bladed. 4. Quantity (1) small alignment drill press, portable (was in one of the Black t0tes with Yellow lid) 5. Items missing from the 108 piece Craftsman sockets, wrenches, and drivers tool kit: These would have been among the nuts and bolts most commonly used on; 1. Quantity (1) 3/8 drive ratchet 2. Quantity (1) 1/2"x9/16" combination wrench 3. Quantity (1) 3/8"x7/16" combination wrench 4. Quantity (1) 6mm nut driver bit 5. Quantity (1) 9/32 nut driver bit 6. Quantity (1) 3/8's drive 7/16 deep socket 7. Quantity (1) 3/8's drive 7/16" shallow socket 8. Quantity (1) 7mm 1/4 drive socket 6. Quantity (2) Convex mirrors, still in boxes with mounting frames. 7. Quantity (1) mini screw driver set (found) 8. Misc. Hand tools (some would have been in the 7 missing black totes with yellow lids) or loose for the larger tools: 1. Quantity (1) East Wing, all steel Framing Hammer 2. Quantity (1) 5 lb. mallet with yellow handle 3. Quantity (1) 3" anvil-vise 4. Quantity (1) 12" hacksaw with several new blades of differing tooth count 5. Quantity (8) assorted fine and coarse; wood and metal files 6. Quantity (1) 18 pcs. US Allen wrench set 7. Quantity (1) 18 pcs. Metric Allen Wrench set 8. Quantity (2) sets of light-duty sewing kits 9. Quantity (1) set of two heavy duty sewing kit 10. Quantity (2) pair of scissors 9. Quantity (1) Wheeled base for 55 gallon (not 70 gallon) trash tote 1. long handle broom 10. Quantity (1) 12" blue carpenter triangle 11. Quantity (2) new black umbrellas about 3 to 4 feet diameter 12. Quantity (1) Litter broom & dustpan set (blue) 13. Tape: 1. Quantity (1) Roll of duct tape (probably in a 3 gallon rectangular gray plastic trash can with other frequently used items listed in this section) 2. Quantity (1) roll of clear packing tape (probably in a 3 gallon rectangular gray plastic trash can) 3. Quantity (2) rolls of blue Painters tape (probably in a white 5 gallon plastic bucket with green lid) 14. Cold weather items 1. Quantity (1) extra large blue tarp, almost new about 10'x20' 2. Quantity (1) light blue actual body-bag large, a couple small holes SMALL holes 3. Quantity (several) small bags of hand warmers 4. Quantity (1) large gray tote with misc smaller tarps, cords, and covering items 5. Quantity (1) set white thermal underware left exposed to water damage and mold while in police custody (as was all the items collected on Aug 19, 2024 as other pictures show) 6. Quantity (1) heavy duty winter couat 7. Quantity (2) cold weather sleeping bags to about -30 degrees (one a Coleman mummy bag) 8. Quantity (2) warm weather sleeping bags to about 50 degrees 15. Quantity (1) 5-gallon bucket with white compost marked base and green inner-screw lid had assorted paints, brushes, thinners 1. Quantity (1) red paint 2. Quantity (1) blue paint 3. Quantity (1) black paint 4. Quantity (1) yellow paint 5. Quantity (2) packs of lettering brushes 6. Quantity (1) 4" wide brush for white rustolium rubberized paint 7. Quantity (1) can rustolium brown paint on primer 8. Quantity (1) gallon white rustolium rubberized paint 9. Quantity (1) 2" wide brushes 16. Quantity (1) Flat "survival tool about 3"x5" (can opener knife edge, saw edge, small 'wrench' etc.) 17. Quantity (3) pairs of wear buds wireless 1. Quantity (2) pair of earphones one with braided cord wired 18. Quantity (about 6) assorted hot and/or cold thermos water bottles 1. Quantity (1) large insulates lunch container with assorted Pyrex dishes, with food grade diatomatious earth, and wasabi powders in sealed bottles 19. Misc. Hardware 1. Quantity (10) still missing tubes of caulking, among which were several of liquid nails 2. Quantity (2) 3/4" thick, exterior grade plywood sheets about 24"x52" 3. Other smaller pieces cut for other project uses (all of the same 3/4" plywood) 4. Several other 2"x4" boards of various lengths, up to 6' long 5. Quantity (1) 1/4" threaded rod 1/4-20 thread that was 6' long in a round cardboard tube. 6. Quantity (4) 2"x2"x3/16" angle iron between 6' and 8' long 7. Quantity (3) 2"x3/16 flat steel between 6' and 8' long 8. Quantity (several lengths of threaded iron pipe from 1' long up to 8' long) 9. Quantity (6) one way bearings 10. Quantity (assorted) housed bearings 11. Quantity (assorted) hinges 12. Quantity (misc lengths) of chain and cable 1. swing link chain 2. 'dog-run' cable 3. roller chain #40 - 1/2" pitch 4. assorted sprockets for #40 roller chain 20. Toiletries & Medicines 1. Echinacea w/honey lemon cough drops 2. Echinacea root tincture unopened 3. Tropical tick abd flea powder 4. wasabi powder 5. diatomacous earth food grade 6. Quantity (2) 24 count cases of water (either poland spring or deer park) spring water, minus a couple bottles 7. Loose green tea bags in a small round tin 8. bottle of vitamin E oil 9. bottle of omega 3 oil 21. Bag with several note and sketch pads 22. Several pairs of eye glasses 23. Quantity (1) low watt soldering iron 1. Quantity (2) forgot in PP list rolls of low-temp solder all three brand new 24. Pocket Declarations Constitution and 1TB External previously mentioned 25. small bag with orange tie down cord, misc ads, phone charger cord 26. Round tins 1. quantity (1) small newer, looks like a travel, or game tin 2. quantity (1) larger older with holes around side, looks like a cookie tin 27. Quantity (7) black totes with yellow lids with various quantities and types of nuts and bolts, tools, pipe fittings, bearings, etc. 28. Forgot at PP property list 1. Quantity (1) one medium size pair of vice grips with curved jaws for pipe; was used on umbrella over HPV 2. Quantity (1) small pair of needle nose vice grips 3. Quantity (1) large regular vise grips |
HPV
(Human Powered Vehicle)
Updates & Locator (find it, find me)
Testing the Heavy One
All is 1/8"x2"x2" steel angle iron, 3/16"x2" flat stock, 3/4" exterior plywood, #40 chain and sprockets.
The video is before a few modifications. The stills, are after a few body modifications.
In a couple more months, some of the gearing modifications, solar panels, and umbrella will be re-configured.
I have decided to OPEN SOURCE this project from here, so that I might see it completed and working as designed; if not by me, someone else. As when I had money, my time was taken by other projects. Now I have more than enough time; my money is all but dried up.
Gearing & Leverage
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At the axle end of the 4-foot long crank arms; There is a pair of 'torque multipliers', one on each crank arm. They should be 32:1 at the very least. They will be installed to increase Axle RPM, as opposed to increase axle-torque. The 4' crank arms provides the needed torque.
The axle shaft connects to the first of a series of Variable Speed Pulley Transmissions (VSP). Each pair, (#1 & #2) with (#3 & #4) etc. moving plates are welded back to back; aligned so that all belts remain straight. In this manner, all that is needed is a device to shift the very first movable plate, which, then, automatically adjusts all the others.
Such a series of VSPs will produce very high torque at slow speeds, then ranging through the gear ratios to produce a very high speed out put with reduced torque.
At the high-torque ratio, one human, on an HPV-only tow-vehicle can pull a fully loaded tractor trailer unit with little effort, so long as the tow-vehicle can withstand the weight.
Then, at the high-speed end of the ratio, at least on the flat and level road surface, on person on an HPV-only commuter-style vehicle will reach speeds over 200mph with the operator not exerting themselves.
Initially, all of this will occupy a lot of otherwise usable space, until the more compact transmission is built