Magnet Energy

By Götz Diefendorf

The Future of Renewable

Energy in Your Home, Today!

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 Disclaimer

Please take the appropriate precautions and care when working on any of
the projects outlined in this manual. By purchasing and reading this
manual you are agreeing to be held solely responsible for your own
actions. We will not be held accountable or liable for any loss or injuries
that result from the use of this information.

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Table of Contents

Introduction.................................................................................................................................... 1
Get Started By Reducing Your Energy Consumption............................................................. 3
Stand By Energy Consumption Charts ..................................................................................... 6
Audio Equipment......................................................................................................................... 6
Various Home Appliances ........................................................................................................... 6
Office Equipment ........................................................................................................................ 7
Television Equipment.................................................................................................................. 7
The Mystery of the Magnetic Generator ................................................................................... 9
The Simple Explanation............................................................................................................. 10
Understanding Different Grid Systems ................................................................................... 11
Simple Grid System-Portable Power ......................................................................................... 11
Grid-Tied Power System............................................................................................................ 12
Grid-Tied Power System With Battery Back-up ........................................................................ 13
Off Grid Power System.............................................................................................................. 14
Understanding the Components of the Grid Systems .......................................................... 15
Additional Tools You Will Need to Build Your Magnetic Generator System ..................... 18
Building Your Own Magnetic Generator ................................................................................. 19
Parts List .................................................................................................................................... 19
Instructions:............................................................................................................................... 20
Design Illustrations.................................................................................................................... 24
Where to Get Your Magnetic Generator Materials................................................................ 27
10 Commonly Asked Questions about Magnetic Generators ............................................. 28
Large Scale Magnetic Generators ........................................................................................... 30
Beating Our Oil Dependency.................................................................................................... 31

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 Introduction

As our world rapidly moves into an energy crisis and the effects of global
warming are causing more tragic yet natural weather patterns across the globe, it
has become more important to the future of our planet for efforts to be made
toward reducing our dependency on fossil fuels and non-renewable resources.
There are clean energy resources available and if used in combination, enough
energy can be produced to supplement our world’s energy consumption needs.

Clean renewable resources are those energy sources that are able to replenish
themselves naturally, instead of diminishing in supply as they are used. There are
several well-known alternative renewable resources that are continuing to grow in
popularity. They include solar energy, hydro energy and wind energy. Each of
these alternative energy sources is available for free and abundant in most areas of
the world.

Solar energy is the most popular alternative energy source is the sun is truly
the planet’s most abundant renewable energy source. By using the power of the
sun to meet our individual home energy needs, we could greatly reduce our
dependency on commercial electric systems that deteriorate our environment with
their emissions. Not to mention, that by generating our own private solar energy
for home use, you will greatly reduce your monthly spending on utilities.

Wind energy systems have been in use for centuries. They were originally
used to power water pumps and have now grown to power entire towns. As the
technology behind wind power advances, it has become easier for individuals to
construct their own wind power systems to supplement and even provide fully for
their home energy consumption.

Water energy systems are still generally only effective on a large scale and
the effects of developing and constructing efficient systems can be costly. There
are still several small water energy systems used by certain cultures for irrigation
and powering small buildings or machines.

Although solar, wind and water energy are excellent sources of renewable
energy, there is yet another less widely used alternative energy resource that is
both clean and renewable. It is this energy source, the magnetic generator, which
we will discuss in this manual. We are confident that this new energy will change

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the face of alternative energy options in homes across the globe. Hold onto your
hat and get ready to learn about this new alternative to the renewable energy
resource family.

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 Get Started By Reducing Your Energy Consumption

The first step to success with any energy independence goals is to learn to
reduce your overall energy consumption. If every household and business made
the effort to reduce their energy consumption, the world would already be on its
way to sustaining a healthier environment and the demands on our renewable
resources would be less. Starting in your own home and at your work, you can
follow the tips below to start reducing your energy needs, energy bills and start
making alternative energy sources a realistic option for you.

Change your bulbs. The most energy efficient light bulbs on the market
today are LED light bulbs or light emitting diode bulbs. LED light bulbs are
12 times as energy efficient as the classic incandescent bulbs and last for
100000 hours (that is over 11 years). In many areas, LED light bulbs are
either not available or they may be out of the budget for many home owners
in which case compact fluorescent bulbs or CFLs are another energy
efficient choice. CFLs last around 7 years and use far less energy than
regular incandescent bulbs; however, CFLs must be disposed of properly or
they become a pollutant and toxin to the planet. Changing your light bulbs
is only the first step and you should change all of your household’s lighting
over to the more energy efficient bulbs. The next step is remembering to
turn off lights that are not in use.

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Most people are pretty good about turning off appliances and lights when
they are not in use and although this does mean cutting back on your
electricity, many appliances are still making the meter spin, even when not
in use. A number of appliances and electronics still consume electricity
even when they appear to be off. When we hit the switch on our televisions
and DVD players, they don’t actually turn off.

What actually happens is that these devices go into standby mode where
they are still drawing electricity to be ready for the instant on effect the
moment you hit the remote. In order to combat this effect of continuous
draw, you can either unplug your electronics and appliances when not in use,
you can plug them into an outlet that operates on a wall switch or you can
plug all of these appliances into a power strip with an on/off switch that you
can turn off when not in use.

Although you may think that a little red light doesn’t amount to much
electricity usage, when you add all of those little lights and clocks together
you easily comprise 10%-15% of your monthly electricity consumption.

If you are wondering what appliances are still drawing, even when not in use
some are easy to spot: any appliance with the little light on the power switch
is still drawing energy; any appliance with a clock that remains on and
working even when an appliance is not in use is drawing electricity; most
appliances with remotes do not actually turn off, they go into standby mode
and remain ready to receive a signal from the remote; and almost all
computer and computer equipment, especially desktop computers, are
continuously using energy, even when we think they are turned off. There is
a chart at the end of this chapter that highlights various appliances and their
“off” energy consumption.

Air drying can save big money. Not just your clothes, but your dishes too.
You can drastically reduce your electric bill by drying your clothes outside
on the line and by simply opening your dishwasher door when your wash
cycle is complete; instead of waiting for the heated dry. Washing your
laundry in cold water cycles also uses less energy to heat your water and
does an effective job of cleaning without the shrinking and color bleeding of
hot wash cycles. If you don’t like the stiff feel of clothes dried on the line,
then reduce your drying time by placing clothes in the dryer for 15 minutes
and then moving them to the clothes line.

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 Usually this is just enough time to add a sometimes necessary fluff and
softness, especially if you use dryer sheets for fabric softness. Of course,
there is nothing simpler than using the quick or normal wash on the
dishwasher with no heated dry cycle. Just open the door and let the air do its
thing. Common sense also tells us to only wash dishes and clothes when we
have a full load to save both energy and water.

Using AC is a necessity in many parts of the world, but it is also a major

energy gobbler. Make every effort to use your AC, and your heat for that
matter, as responsibly as possible. You can begin by making sure that your
home is properly weather-proofed and doors and windows are shut and
sealed properly. Unless you plan on storing meat in the living room, there is
never a need to crank out the cold air from your AC.

A room should be comfortable in temperature. Use fans and ceiling fans to

rotate the cool or heated air around to other rooms. It is also beneficial to
close off rooms that are not generally used during the day. The guest room
doesn’t need to be cooled or heated unless there are guests in staying in it
and most bathrooms will stay fairly cool on their own.

Using programmable thermostats is a great way to cut energy costs. By

reducing your heat by 5 degrees at night and even setting the AC 5 degrees
warmer during evenings, and especially when no one is at home during the
day, is a great way to reduce your energy consumption.

Once you start implementing the energy saving advice we suggested in this
chapter, you should start to see a drop in your electric bill and your energy
consumption. You must accomplish this first step before you can really take
implementing an alternative energy system seriously. This is especially true if you
want to actually make money through net metering with your renewable energy
resource. You won’t be able to get to the positive side until you eliminate your
energy excessive energy consumption.

Never forget that the biggest benefit of your every effort is its positive
impact on the environment. Depending less on fossil fuels and generating less
CO2 is offering the greatest benefit to your quality of life and the future of our
planet.

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 Stand By Energy Consumption Charts

Audio Equipment

Various Home Appliances

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Office Equipment

Television Equipment

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 The Mystery of the Magnetic Generator

A magnetic generator is a renewable energy system that uses magnets to

generate perpetual motion and sustainable energy. Once started, a magnetic
generator will continue to operate without the use of water, coal, heat, sunlight,
wind or anything else for that matter.

The benefits of utilizing energy from a magnetic generator are many. Some
of the biggest selling points in the world of alternative energy resources is that a
magnetic generator does not require a lot of space, there is no risk of combustion,
and it works in all types of weather. Magnetic generators are similar to other
renewable energy sources in that they are eco-friendly and produce no pollutants,
are low maintenance and you don’t need to be a rocket scientist to build and use
your own magnetic generator to supplement your homes energy supply.

A magnetic generator must be charged up before it is a viable source of

energy. The main shaft of the generator must be turned at 2100 RPMs for 42
seconds. After that the process will work on its own as magnetic energy is
manifested by the six coils of copper wire. The whole process is accomplished as
the six coil connection wires are making contact and setting up alternating
magnetic poles and a response between the rotor magnets and the coils causing the
main shaft to be rotated by the permanent magnets as they attract and release a
magnetic field. After the initial “cranking”, the shaft will continue to rotate from
the loads activating force.

This process should not be confused with an electromagnetic field

generation. In an electromagnetic situation, the flow of energy is caused by the
opposition of forces, while magnetic energy is about a shared flow of energy. The
circuitry of the magnetic generator allows for an interchange of energy as it
recycles the stabilized magnetic energy. What is occurring is actually a buildup of
magnetic energy that causes an energy thrust to spin the main shaft of the magnetic
generator.

The motor of a magnetic generator is driven totally by permanent magnetic

power. This too should not be confused with the principles of perpetual motion as
the energy created by the magnetic generator is not an unknown force. With the

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magnetic generator the force is clearly an attract-attract, attract-release process that
turns the rotor of the generator thereby creating a measurable current of power.

The Simple Explanation

The information you read above may have been a little confusing, unless you
are up to date on your physics and magnetic field information. Here is a basic
explanation of the operations of the magnetic generator:

The magnetic generator produces energy through the use of magnets.

Generally there are magnets placed in the machine. The opposing magnets create a
force field while the others act as balancers. The energy created from this force
field is considered perpetual because it continues to run on this one field of energy
for over 100 years.

Magnetic generators are capable of producing 7000 watts to power an entire

household and are as functional as alternative energy sources as solar and wind
power systems. Due to a lack of understanding of the true nature of magnetic
energy, this form of renewable energy has been kept out of the mainstream until
recently.

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 Understanding Different Grid Systems

All alternative energy systems require the same elements to tie them into
your household electrical system and, if you should choose, into the net metered
system from your commercial electric company. Each diagram below
demonstrates a different system for tying your renewable energy supply to your
daily household use. The actual renewable energy source is left vague because
each of these grid systems can be used for solar, wind, water and magnetic
systems. The individual elements used in each system will be explained later in
this section.

Simple Grid System-Portable Power

1. Power Source 2. Charge Controller 3. Battery

4. Inverter 5. House

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Grid-Tied Power System

1. Power Supply 2. DC Disconnect 3. Inverter

4. AC Breaker Panel 5. House 6. KPH Meter

7. Grid

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Grid-Tied Power System With Battery Back-up

1. Power Supply 2. DC Disconnect 3. Inverter

4. Deep Cycle Battery 5. System Meter 6. DC Disconnect

7. Inverter 8. AC Breaker Panel 9. KPH Meter

10. Grid 11. House

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Off Grid Power System

1. Power Source 2. DC Disconnect 3. Charge Controller

4. Deep Cycle Battery 5. System Meter 6. DC Disconnect

7. Inverter 8. Generator 9. AC Breaker Panel

10. House

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 Understanding the Components of the Grid Systems

DC Disconnect:

The DC Disconnect makes any alternative energy system safer by

allowing the system to be easily shut off. Shutting down the system is
generally done for maintenance of the renewable energy system.

Deep Cycle Batter:

Deep cycle batteries are the safest to use with your alternative
energy system. They can be acquired new or if you are building
your renewable energy system on a tight budget, you can purchase
used batteries from any golf cart distributor or golf course.

Main DC Disconnect:

The main DC disconnect allows you to easily disconnect the inverter

during routine maintenance or if there should be any problems with the
unit.

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Inverter:

An inverter is used to change the DC current generated by

most renewable energy systems into AC or alternating current
that is used by most typical household appliances. The inverter
image featured here is for a large scale system and a smaller
inverter may be more appropriate for your grid system.

Generator:

You will only need a generator if you are running an off

grid system. A gas powered generator can be used in
situations where you need to shut down your grid system
for maintenance or if your alternate system does not
meet your homes energy needs for some reason.

AC Breaker Panel:

Almost every home has an AC breaker panel where your commercial

electricity, renewable energy system or hybrid system connects to
your home to provide power to your appliances. The breaker panel
protects individual areas of the house from becoming overloaded.

It should be noted that every state and even local government has
regulations regarding the connection of alternative energy systems to
existing AC breaker panels. It is recommended that you contact a licensed
electrician who is familiar with the codes in your neighborhood to connect all of
your systems together. It is possible to run your appliances directly from your
inverter.

Charge Controller:

The charge controller monitors battery life, in systems that utilize

batteries, by making sure that the batteries are not overcharged at any
point in time.

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System Meter:

Monitors how full your battery system is at all times. It can also be
used to monitor your homes energy consumption.

Kilowatt per Hour Meter:

If you are already connected to a commercial electric system, then

this meter is probably on the outside of your home somewhere. This
meter monitors the amount of energy entering and leaving your
home.

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 Additional Tools You Will Need to Build Your Magnetic Generator
System

As with any major project, there are always a few tools that you are going
to need to get the job done. Here are some additional tools that you will
need to get your project underway.

Solder Iron:

The solder iron will be used to solder the circuit. Although the unit will still
operate even if the connections are not soldered, it is suggested that you
solder all connections after you are sure it is wired correctly for prolonged
maintenance.

Amp Meter and/or Multi-meter:

It is important to note that you will be measuring pulse direct currents and
an amp meter like the photo on the left may be easiest to read and the

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most accurate. However, you will also need to measure your input amps
and battery voltage if you are not using a charge controller or system
meter.

Building Your Own Magnetic Generator

Parts List (there is a list of parts suppliers in the next section):

Aluminum Base

1” long x ½” Diameter Oil Impregnated Brass Sleeve Bearing

4” long x ½” Diameter Brass Shaft

1 ¾” long x 2” Diameter Brass Rotor

0.10” thick Mica Insulation

0.005” thick Mylar Insulation

0.04” thick Copper Coated Steel Wire (228 U-shaped pieces)

.032” thick Copper Coated Steel Wire (12 coils of 11 turns)

0.014” thick Insulated Copper Wire

12 Permanent Magnets ¾” long, 5/8” wide, 3/8” thick
o **magnet specifications: Alnico 4, M-60; 12 AL, 28 Ni, 5 Co, bal
Fe, Isotropic permanent magnet material cooled in a magnetic
field, Cast 9100 TS. 450 Brin, 2.2 Peak energy product. **

Crimped Cooper clips

0.30 thick Copper Tube 2” long x 2 ½” diameters.

Acrylic Ring-Dimensions 3 ¾” O.D., 2 ¼” I.D., 3/8”

0.002” thick Plastic Insulation Paper

Acrylic holding shapes

Acrylic dome

Liquid Acrylic

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Instructions:

First you will need an aluminum base plate that will act to balance and
stabilize your magnetic generator. This aluminum plate will also serve to
equalize the magnetic flow. The size of the plate will be adjusted according
to specifications presented later, but below is a picture of the end plate.

Next you will need to get an oil impregnated brass Sleeve Bearing (1” in
length with a ½” inside diameter).

You will need to fabricate six rotor slots in your bearing. They should be 1
¾” long by .260 deep by 23/32” wide. Each slot should be spaced 60 degrees
apart. An additional slot should be cut in the center of the Brass Rotor
(perpendicular to original six slots). This should be 360 degrees around the Rotor,
¼” wide by 5/16”deep. As the 360 degree cut is made, the 6 slots will become 12
slots and each should be lined with .010” thick mica insulation.

The mica insulation will need to be cut to size and hit with a standard iron.
The rotor should then be preheated to 200 degrees Fahrenheit and the soft mica is
placed onto the heated tool in the shape of the slot on the rotor. A bonding agent

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should be placed in the slot area to force the mica in place. Mica manipulated at
room temperature will crack and be ineffective in your magnetic generator.

You will next affix 19 pieces of the U-shaped 0.04” copper coated steel
wires into each of the 12 slots. They should be fitted into the mica insulation, but
not touching the brass rotor. The lead edge of the wires should be flush with the
rotor’s outer surface while the trail edge should protrude 1/8” above the rotor’s
outer diameter.

Purple line shows 19 U-shaped copper coated steel wires

Next you will need your 0.032” thick copper coated steel wires that have
been turned 11 times to make coils. The coils should be 3/8” wide. You will
snuggly place a piece of 0.005” mylar insulation into the coil wire cores. Repeat
process 12 times (one for each groove in your rotor). These wires will be used to
connect the upper 6 magnets to each other and the lower 6 magnets together, but
note that the upper and lower series are not connected.

Preparing the magnets is the next step. The 12 permanent magnets (see
specifications in product list at beginning of chapter) should be insulated in mylar
and at no time should come into contact with your 11 coils. When these magnets
are inserted into the rotor, they should not be machined to meet the radius. The
center of each magnet will pass the center of the coils with 3/32” clearance. The
edges, where the wires are wrapped will pass 1/32” from the coils. Sharp magnet
edges that are facing the coils should be sanded and smoothed to meet the radius of
the rotor.

There are no connections made between the upper six slots on the radius and
the lower six slots on the radius. The 12 wire wraps should be divided into two
groups of six, one for the upper slots and one for the lower slots. The same will be
true of the magnet groups that should be divided into two groups of six as well.

The magnetic flow direction between the upper 6 wraps and the lower 6
wraps is attained by the flow direction. The flow direction starts with the wires
wrapped around the magnet starting at the top or ‘north’ half and will then, after 11
complete turns, the same wire exits at the lower ‘south’ half. The wire then goes
onto the next magnet and arrives at an attract wire which is its ‘north’ half. The
magnets are interconnected from south to north magnet half or north to south

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magnet half. All magnet connections should be made with the crimped copper
clips so they are not accidentally soldered to the Rotor body.

Now you will need your 0.30 copper tube. Again you will need to cut six
slots at the top. These slots should be 5/8” wide by 1/32” deep and spaced 60
degrees apart. The same cuts should then be made at the bottom of the tube and
should be kept in line with the slots made in the top of the tube.

Next you will need to fabricate an acrylic ring (see dimensions in parts list)
to hold the copper tube you just fabricated. The acrylic ring will be bolted directly
on to the aluminum plate. Before bolting to the aluminum plate, you will need to
cut a .030 wide groove cut ¼” deep to allow for six copper wire mounting points to
be inserted. When assembling, you should place the 0.002” thick plastic insulation
around the inside and outside of the copper tube.

At this time you can also fabricate six coils of insulated copper wire (0.14
thick). Each coil should be turned 72 times, but specifically, each coil is wound
with two layers, the bottom layer with 45 turns should fill the 5/8” wide slot and a
top layer with 27 turns that should fill the 5/16” wide slot. It is important that each
wire length be exactly the same so a sample wrap should be made, then unwound
and used as a template for the additional wires.

Coil Winding Method: fill a small spool with the pre-measured length of
wire. Temporarily attach one end of the wire to your copper tube outer
surface at the lower extension and then place the spool of pre-measure wire
inside the tube wrapping down and around the outside advancing clockwise
until the 5/8” slot is filled with 45 turns. Then return this wire back across
the top of the coil for 15/32” and winding clockwise again, place the second
layer for 5/16” and 27 turns. This should center the second layer perfectly
over the first.

The finish wire of coil #1 goes to the finish wire of coil #2 which is top layer
to top layer. Then the start wire of coil #2 goes to the start wire of coil #3 on the
bottom layer (wire diagram in illustration section).

When the copper tube with the coils is placed around the rotor, the distance
from any magnet to any coil must be identical. If it should measure differently,
acrylic holding shapes can be bolted to the aluminum base to push the copper tube
in the appropriate direction.

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 An acrylic dome should be added for protection against the elements. When
complete you should add a coating of clear acrylic to solidify the rotor. Do not use
motor varnish, it is best to preheat the rotor and dip it into the heated liquid acrylic.
Then hand rotate until the acrylic dries and proceed with balancing the rotor.

To balance the rotor, either add brass weights or remove brass as needed by
drilling small holes in the rotor on the heavy side.

When the unit is driven at start-up with the hand crank (42 seconds at 2100
RPMs) all six jumper wires must be together. The plus wire goes to the minus
wire connected by the start switch. After the 42 seconds of hand cranking, the load
is added to the circuit and the start switch is opened.

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Design Illustrations

Wiring Diagram and overhead view:

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View of Rotor

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Magnet Generator

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 Where to Get Your Magnetic Generator Materials

The parts list in the previous chapter may seem strange and bizarre, but it
is possible to find everything you need with the use of the Internet and your
local hardware stores. Below is a list of online suppliers of parts for your
magnetic generator construction.

USA & Canada

Components:

http://www.allelectronics.com

http://www.radioshack.com

Magnets:

http://www.magnets4less.com

United Kingdom & Europe

Components:

http://www.maplin.co.uk

http://www.radioshack.com

Magnets:

http://www.e-magnetsuk.com

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 10 Commonly Asked Questions about Magnetic Generators

Question #1:

What kind of material should I use for the brass rotor?

Answer: We recommend copper, but zinc, tin or lead would work as

well.

Question #2:

In the 12 permanent magnet specifications, is the Alnico 4 material and its’

charge of 2.2 peak energy of significance?

Answer: Yes, the 2.2 peak is significant and actually should be

considered critical. This is due to the nature of magnetic energy and
the release of said energies.

Question #3:

Should I insulate the copper coated wires?

Answer: It is not necessary to insulate the copper coated wires.

Question #4:

Why do I need to use the copper coated steel wires around the magnets, is
there a purpose?

Answer: Yes, this portion of the instructions ensures that the method
for containing the magnetic power occurs. While the rotor is spinning
these wires are critical connective disturbers.

Question #5:

Must I use Mica insulation on the rotor or there something I can substitute?

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 Answer: Unfortunately, it must be Mica. Its function is not only one
of insulation, but it serves a magnetic function as well.

Question #6:

Can the generator run horizontally?

Answer: No.

Question #7:

Will the generator run by itself if the starter is not opened?

Answer: No.

Question #8:

The coils that are wound with the stated turns do not add up to the specified
sizes, why not?

Answer: Our coil sizes were reached by measuring the coil after
winding. Everything we did was hand wound and the human element
can cause fluctuations in size. Final rule: If it fits, it’s the right size.

Question #9:

Does the acrylic dome serve a greater purpose than protection?

Answer: The acrylic dome also contains the air space of the unit and
allows for the space to become magnetically charged.

Question #10:

Will this really work?

Answer: Magnetic generators are being used in many parts of the

world for a renewable energy supply. If you follow the instructions,
your magnetic generator will work!

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 Large Scale Magnetic Generators

Making energy changes on the home front is going to make the way for
change and have a great impact on our world as a whole, but without the same
changes in government and especially in large scale corporations our planet will
continue to decline and our resources continue to deplete.

Utilizing magnetic generators and other free energy sources could be the
solution to an international crisis. How do we get the ball rolling?

Every household should reduce their energy consumption. We have been

wasteful for too long. Many conveniences are sucking up your dollars and our
fossil fuels. Start by reducing your energy needs and by introducing alternative
energy systems into your home where ever and whenever possible.

The next step will be for major energy companies to start replacing their
non-renewable energy supplies with cleaner, renewable energy options.
Implementing large scale free energy generators, like magnetic generators, would
reduce the production of CO2 and significantly reduce the cost of providing
electricity.

The problem is that government and big businesses are not showing an
interest in alternative energy options and often shy away from the financial
investments such a change would take. The consequences of a free international
energy supply would affect our two biggest corporate giants, Oil and Energy
industry.

Spread the word and push for your community to break free from big
government and the financial stronghold of the oil giants. You just learned how to
build a small scale free energy source, think bigger and get local government
involved to build a free energy supply for your community.

It can work; it does work and it is the only hope for the future of our planet.

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 Beating Our Oil Dependency

The biggest issue in the world today is a dependency on oil. This

dependency has caused wars, killed thousands and driven millions into debt. One
of the greatest steps we can take as a people is to lessen our dependency on oil
even though it is used in our vehicles, to heat our homes and in the production of
our electricity.

The automotive industry and our government have taken excellent steps in
the last year to tackle a portion of our oil dependency problems. There are several
great cars on the market today that have superior gas mileage and the government
has done their part to set new regulations regarding the production and sale of the
traditional gas guzzlers of the world.

Even diesel cars are able to run on re-used vegetable oils and fryer fats from
the local restaurants. Even more are running on biodiesel, a refined version of
vegetable oils. Biodiesel can also be produced from the fat of pork, poultry, beef
or vegetables.

The introduction of the hybrid electric cars has had a significant impact on
the oil industry and has received the full support of most federal, state and local
governments. Hybrid vehicles combine battery power with the traditional car
engine. By capturing kinetic energy during braking, they are able to recharge the
cars battery supply as well.

The next step in breaking free from oil dependency in the automotive
industry may well be with fully electric cars that do not depend on internal
combustion engines at all. Today’s fully electric vehicles are still limited in their
range and duration for driving.

The next step is to move these same concepts into our homes to eliminate
our dependency on oil for heat. Alternative heating systems already exist, but their
costs are still greater than that of oil.

Take you stand. Ride the bus, ride your bike or carpool with a coworker and
reduce your dependency on oil today!

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