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    Bruce DePalma's 'n' machine is directly derived from the Faraday Unipolar / disk generator with several features added to enhance the power output. Basic concept of the DePalma generator is that a rotating disk magnet produces an electrical voltage and subsequent current between the center of the disk and the outer edge. The diameter of the rotors was 12 inches and the total length of the test machine was approximately 3 feet.

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    Bruce DePalma's 'n' machine is directly derived from the Faraday Unipolar / disk generator with several features added to enhance the power output. Basic concept of the DePalma generator is that a rotating disk magnet produces an electrical voltage and subsequent current between the center of the disk and the outer edge. The diameter of the rotors was 12 inches and the total length of the test machine was approximately 3 feet.

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    N Mac Palma

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    Bruce DePalma's 'n' machine is directly derived from the Faraday Unipolar / disk generator with several features added to enhance the power output. Basic concept of the DePalma generator is that a rotating disk magnet produces an electrical voltage and subsequent current between the center of the disk and the outer edge. The diameter of the rotors was 12 inches and the total length of the test machine was approximately 3 feet.

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    Bruce DePalma: The 'N' Machine This 'Free-Energy generator is directly derived from the Faraday Unipolar/Disk generator with several features added to enhance the power output. Also, Mr. DePalma has the extra added advantage of special modern materials to add to the effectiveness of the machine. The basic concept of the DePalma generator is that a rotating disk magnet produces an electrical voltage and subsequent current between the center of the disk and the outer edge. Mr. DePalma's last experimental generator was designed to produce 12 volts DC at 10,000 amps while operating at 6,000 rpms. The diameter of the rotors was 12 inches and the total length of the test machine was approximately 3 feet.

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