How to Build a Magnetic Generator at Home
10 July 2010 | Alternative Energy | 2 Comments
About a year ago, when I started to write articles on myGreenTreasure.com, one of the first titles was: Video of How to Build a Magnetic Motor. Back then I didn’t know too much about these magnetic motors so I chose to post two videos about them. Meanwhile I have realized that such systems are actually all that man needs to reduce global carbon emissions. Of course, we still have to do many other efforts to reduce these emissions, but replacing diesel engines with magnetic engines could be the biggest step in saving non-renewable energy resources and implicitly the planet.
Any magnets with the same polarity repel each other and those of opposite polarities will attract each other. When the magnets are aligned strategically, they generate energy and go around in a spinning motion (the magnets slide down and push each other upwards). This motion is often referred to as Perpetual Motion and is said to generate electricity.
To understand how such magnetic generator should be built, I propose you to follow these ideas:
- First you have to build the inner wheel of your generator. You need to fix a wheel capable of spinning, made of plastics or other non-conductive material, at a tilting angle.
- Then you need to fix your bar magnets around the edge of this wheel. The magnets must be arranged in such a way that the opposite of each magnet will have the same polarity.
- Next you need attach the outer ring (also made of a non-conductive material). The outer ring must be attached on the rim of the inner wheel.
- All magnets of the inner ring must have fixed magnets with opposite polarity compared with the outer ring.
- Now, it’s almost done. You need to spin the inner ring in such a way that when it reaches the furthermost point of the orbit, the magnets of the outer ring will oppose the magnets on the inner ring to continue the spinning motion.
- As long as the inner ring keeps spinning, your system will generate electricity.
Unlike solar or wind generators, a magnetic generator will be equally effective but it will use only small bits of energy over time. Moreover, a magnetic motor could last for more than 200 years which means that you, your children and even your grandchildren could use the same car for exampleJ. Such magnetic generator can be efficiently used to power your home with almost zero costs on your side. Thinking that free energy generators will be the energy in the future, we might anticipate that all big energy companies will start implementing this technology. So, until they will do this, I think we could build such magnetic generators at home, in order to save our economies as much as we can.
(I have presented to you these six steps just to give you an idea of how a magnetic generator should be built – if you want to build it at home you need to use “MagniWork” guide)
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