Magnetic Power Generators: Creating Electricity With Magnets
Magnetic power generators are in a category of machines known as free energy generators. This means that the generators use the magnetic force generated by the magnets to create perpetual motion. This unending and self-contained movement of the magnetic power generator creates electrical energy, enough electrical energy to free you from the grid and completely power your house.
Magnetic power generators, like other perpetual motion devices, can run for a limitless amount of time and generate far more energy than they use. Such devices are self-sustaining, requiring no outside source of power, and can produce free electricity for as long as it is needed. Large energy corporations around the world have hidden the knowledge of these machines because they know that such devices would shutter their businesses.
This generator is a safe and well-designed system. There are no dangerous waste products and no dangerous gases, and the magnetic fields are completely safe. This system is so safe that children can play near it.
Some of the amazing advantages of the magnetic power generator include:
1. A space-saving design
2. No outside power source needed - it creates its own
Is there a free guide anywhere on how to create an electric generator to power your home and/or appliances?
I’m trying to combat some of my financial burden by having an alternate electric source. I’ve heard you can create “near perpetual-motion” with magnets, but I’m not sure as to how it all works.
Information needed:
1: Assembly
2: Energy storage
3: Resistance (preventing anything from blowing up when I plug it in)
There is no way that you can produce your own electricity for less than what you are buying it for from your power company.
If there was a less expensive way to produce the electricity, your power company would be using it, believe me.
What to use to power a generator? I have an idea but is it safe?
As a little home project I’m designing an electricity generator that runs on as little power as possible. I know such thing as “perpetual motion” does not exist, or is too difficult to implement, I have seen the notorious “Magniwork” plans (I got them for free) and I am aware they are a copy of someone else’s idea and would not work as they say. My idea is to have a kind of “wind powered” generator, but with a low powered air compressor (plugged into the mains) blowing the turbine blades. I’m not sure as to how safe this would be, another idea would be a mains-powered motor attached to the rotor of the generator. Either way, it has to be safe enough to work 24/7. Please don’t tell me to just “give up” on my idea, any ideas or advice on my ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Well you are correct that perpetual motion does not exist, and never will unless we find a way of altering basic physics which will never happen in this universe.
I can almost see what you would like to do, but it really will only be a waste of time and money.
I will say on a slightly positive note that if you live in an area with lots and I mean LOTS of continuous wind, then the idea of a wind powered generator, may be viable but unlikely.
If you wish to put in more than you receive, then go ahead and play.
It is the failures in life which often times lead to the greatest success, through a gaining of knowledge.
Good Luck!
Can we not invent a generator set that can be run by its own output power perpetually? A PERPETUAL GENSET.
That would be like having a pair of trousers in which the left and right pockets are connected. You can take money from the right pocket and stuff it in the left pocket until the end of time but you will not produce any new spendable money. To generate power you must constantly suppy new fuel (oil, gas or coal, etc.) burn it to produce heat energy and expend the energy to produce steam to drive a steam turbine then exhaust any waste heat. Stop the supply of fuel and energy production also stops. In effect you are merely changing energy from one form to another, e.g., coal (stored energy) to electricity.
Why can’t a generator power an electric motor which in turn powers the generator?
Perpetual power. Why can’t you take a gas engine driven electric generator, use the generator to power an electric motor. Use that same electric motor drive the generator to power that electric motor. I know there is a reason/principle, but I can’t remember it.
You could but each time energy is transfered some of it is lost. Thus you have less than 100% efficientcy.