Learn to Build Homemade Magnetic Generator
Author: Osita Modozie
This site will also link you up to places where you will get the parts for building this homemade magnetic generator dirt-cheap. With as little as 0, you can build a full working permanent magnetic generator. This generator can generate up to 20 kw of power. And it could power basic appliances in your home like tv, computer, up to 5 electric bulbs, DVD, blender and the rest of others. If you are able to build an additional 20 kw homemade type of magnetic generator, you could slash half of your electric bills.
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The good part of a homemade magnetic generator is that it is based on perpetual motion. And as a result it does not require any energy source to power it. It is also a clean form of renewable energy, thereby it is safe for the environment and it will not pollute it in any manner. Just as solar generator gets its energy from sun while wind generator gets its energy from wind. The magnetic generator gets its energy from perpetual motion. You will not encounter any lack of energy from magnetic generator, unlike solar and wind generator where there will be no energy source if sunshine or wind does not blow respectively.
Learn to Build your own Magnetic Generator
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I “Want” to buy a magnetic Generator. oh please may you help?
im like having an Obsession trying to find a sight that can sale these things even if they are prototypes. im totally interested to almost near desperate! if i get any worse i would be forced to build my own witch is the last thing in my life! Medium or big doesn’t matter. just hoping to cover our fridge and heater.
they work by perpetual motion with a little electricity added for more power.
Question For People In Australia ONLY!?
I have spent the last two years designing a electromagnetic generator that with no input could power a house.To my indescribable dismay, there exists a video of a scientists named John Christy who has done just that. Since I began my research I’ve found several missing topics. The information I was researching was either classified or no existing record anywhere. In light of Christy’s invention, I have to ask. First, is it true that John Christy has successfully designed a magnetic generator, is it for sale? Also, how much information and news is guarded from ever reaching ‘American’ internet and news.
The idea that these machines generate energy without input is misleading. In nature, magnetic materials emit a force towards certain materials. If you have two bar magnets you can witness how this works. Drill a hole in the middle of one of the bar magnets and mark what side is north and south. Take a thick sheet of bulsa wood and as straight as possible drive a nail through it (Make sure the nail can fit in the hole you drilled). Place the magnet on the nail and grab the other. When the North and South get close enough they will attract and move towards one another. This is Pull. When a North and North or South and South get close they push. This push and pull can be oscilatted to create rotative motion. Transpose design to a generator –> outcomes Kinetic Energy= supposedly impossible energy that defies all physics and laws of nature. Remember, there are no gears turning the universre, only a natural force we call gravity which works simularly to magnetic fields .
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Have you tried going to google and typing “magnetic generator” in their search box?
Oh, and there’s no such thing as “perpetual motion”. Good luck with your scheme, but I’m quite sure you’ll wind up needing to use electricity from the electric company to keep your household appliances running.
I’m American and I’m on the internet so it’s not guarded. The internet knows no boundaries.
I agree with Bob that it must stand up to rigorous testing. Everyone will call your invention impossible until YOU prove it otherwise. You can’t keep it to yourself either, you will need to provide drawings and specs so that it can be built and tested independently.
If this works, then patent it and sell them at Wal-mart to become a billionaire, otherwise it’s just another “invention” by someone who doesn’t understand physics.
The most common website I encounter is DIY solar panels. The claim is that “for under 200 dollars you too can build your own solar panel and save thousands” I do not dispute the validity of that claim. I do take issue with what they don’t say. There are some building code violations to say the least. I have posted a blog on this very issue, and will continue to do so on a weekly basis. It is my goal to bring clarity to the cyber solar world. Check out my post “To build or not to build that is the question” at http://www.solarmandan.com.
P.S. Maybe we could post links to each other”s sites.