I wanted to create a very simple electric generator. This is one of the most simple I know. This is my version of Bill B's simple electric generator. I used a LED light bulb instead of the bulb Bill B uses in his video. The green LED bulb requires 2.1 volts of electricity. When magnets are spun their magnetic field increases, sending electrons to the copper wires and then Electricity is created
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@ greenlivingitup . com it shows how to build a free energy device with magnets
Now build a motor to make spin that nail, and power it with the generator.
Hammers type is more efficient! Phaethon has some odd ideas about E-M current. He claims spinning magnets send electrons into the coils??? This is not true – the mag-field EXITES the electrons & the polarity determines current flow. With high hertz oscillations the electrons don’t even move much (back & forth).
i can spin a handle more rpm than u can spin a pencil.
How is that a lie? Spin a pencil with just your fingers, then add a crank, then spin it at the same speed. You get less speed, but more torque.
that is a lie.
A hand crank wit no gearing would be slower than just a straight rod.
If you geared it, it might be faster.
thats not true. in fact, with a simple 2 gear system and hand crank, you could easily produce enough electricity to make the LED seem to have a continuous glow.
No, it would spin slower with a crank.
I have a question, wont adding a simple handle to the nail make it easier to turn and it will produce more electricity because the wheel is turning fast right?
Thanks man but to made that I use a circular magnet and I use a cilinder to turn on my led.
Finaly I built my electric generator.
600ft of #30 wire can light a red LED if you spin the magnets fast enough. Or use less wire, and use a tiny 1.5v 20milliampere “grain of wheat” light bulb from Radio Shack.
Man i have build one but i can’t turn on the led. How much copper whe need?
nice generator!
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