Generating Electricity At Home - Getting Started With Magnetic Power Generation
Have you ever considered generating electricity at home? Wouldn't you like to eliminate your electrical bill forever, and help reduce carbon emissions at the same time? If so, you are ready to make and install your own home magnetic power generation system. This is not the same as solar, wind, or water power which relies on external resources to generate the electricity. Zero point magnetic power is self-contained, does not rely on any outside resource, and can generate electricity 24/7/365 indefinitely. In short, you can become your own power company! Here I will describe this system and give you some helpful steps in your goal of achieving energy independence.
What is a Magnetic Power Generation System?
How Does Magnetic Power Generation Work?
Put simply the same poles of a magnetic will repel one another. We have all played with magnets as a kid, and when we put the two "North" or "South" poles end to end the magnets push away. You can feel this force, and if you were like me, it was quite a mystery to behold. With a magnetic power system we are harnessing the internal force of the magnets to generate electricity. Magnets are aligned in such a way so as to create a propulsive force to turn the electrical generator shaft. Some refer to this as a perpetual motion machine. Anyone can make such a device at home, and use it to provide all the electrical energy needs of their home. The device is simple, safe, efficient, and easy to construct using common materials found at your local home improvement mega store.
What does a Home Magnetic Power System Look Like?
Many of the same components needed with other home power systems will be used in a magnetic power system. First, you will need a charge controller to help regulate the even re-charge of the batteries. Second, you will need DC batteries, not just any batteries, but deep cycle batteries are needed because this type can sustain repeated discharges and charges over many years. Finally, you will need a DC to AC power inverter so you can tie this into your home electrical system. You will tie these components together with your magnetic power generation system and be off the grid forever enjoying free electricity.
With a zero point magnetic generation system you will be generating electricity at home absolutely free. The initial investment needed to make and install your system will payoff off in a short amount of time as you eliminate your power bills forever. Now it is possible to make a home magnetic power generator with a simple and easy to follow do-it-yourself guide. Please read more about this opportunity by following this link: http://generating-electricity-at-home.canemanim.com
Magnetism and power generation?
If magnetic material can retain it’s magnetic properties indefinitely then why couldn’t this be harnessed to produce energy?
A doubt on poly phase power generation…..?
Power is genearted in 3 phases by keeping 3 windings placed at angle 120 degees. when the magnetic field cuts these conductors the emf is induced in these windings at 120 degree phase difference… If more conductors(say n) are placed( for eg 6) at equal angles of 360/n( 60 degree for 6 conductors), the power generation can be increased enormously( twice the power for 6 conductors)…
Is there any mechanical problems in doing so, because i’m not sure about the size of armature windings and other factors…. please clarify…..
A multiphase generator is similar to 3 etc. single phase generators at different angles on the same shaft (armature). The field is common to all three. Thus there are savings in the field and the size is approximately 1/3 for 3 phases compared to the equivalent power single phase machine. Of course there are issues with fitting the extra wire on the armature, but generally they are fitted in the spaces that would be empty in the single phase machine.
I don’t think there have ever been many 6 phase machines around, as most of the power generation and motor benefits are achieved with three phases, and there are most likely diminishing returns (reducing advantages) as more phases are added. This applies to the distribution and load as much as the generator itself. The machines with a higher number of phases (6 phase) may be for specialised cases where power or economy were not the main issues. Examples are to drive rotary converters or rectifiers with reduced ripple. See link below.
can stray magnetic field be used to generate power?
can the strong stray magnetic fields existing near HV transmission lines can be utilised for generation of power?
magnetic power generation?
I saw a video on U tube an easy method of harnessing electric power by magnet. Could someone guide me in regards to it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_3ZRhA_L84&feature=channel
1) To prepare 1KW of electricity what will be the size of neodymium magnet needed.
2) what will be the length of coil thickness of wire and diameter of coil tube needed.
3) Can passing a magnet through coil generate electricity efficiently.
4) how much gap should be between the magnet and coil to be most effective.
If instead of using it as a piston on heat engine as used in youtube if I plan to lift the magnet by pneumatic pressure and let it fall by gravity will this be yet inefficient.
will it take more energy in generating air to lift the magnet.
The magnet shall be generating electricity while going up and coming down wont it be more efficient.
If their is even a weak possibility of it being efficient will someone please provide me a link or info about how to calculate the size of magnet tube and the coil for 1KW.
Only serious answers please.
As much of YouTube, this is a hoax and has no chance of working.
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It is, its called a generator… a magnet is rotated along a could of wire and induces an electrical current.
the process is called, strangely enough, Magnetic Induction.
Electro Magnetic Induction would use a magnet that is created by the movement of electricity through a coil and then moving that along another coil, this is done in a device called an Alternator.
Any ideas on magnetic power generation using opposing magnets like a cylinder of with a magnetic shaft inside?
There would be not friction, just like the mag lev trains that use electro magnetic pulse to make the train go over 200 miles an hour. So if any one with enginering ideas has some ideas share them please. It would be like a alternator or generator but with out friction and constant magnetic repulsion and suspension.
It would be propelled by – angainst – sligthly offset. and suspended by weaker – on the inside of the cylynder against – on outside of shaft. Let me know if you have any ideas.
There are many ways to create electricity from magnetic energy and vice versa, so I would start by learning the principles of induction if you are not familiar. An example to research would be tachometers, which pass a rotating magnet through a pickup to induce a small voltage in a wire for each revolution. For complicated systems like trains, roller coasters, and rail guns, you will need very powerful capacitors to release their energy at very specific time intervals to make an object accelerate. The timing of the discharge sequence of the capacitors will require some advanced circuitry most likely implemented with microcontrollers depending on the scale of your project. Try researching brushless and low friction electric motor designs that are already on the market. Best of luck.
Technically this is true but the magnetic fields aren’t strong enough to generate useful power.
You can however hold up a flourescent tube under a HV power line (330kV and up) and it will glow .
It is the principle of a moving magnetic field passing through a conductor, same as any generator