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Energy Ball: New Swedish Wind Power for Your Green Home
A Swedish company called Home Energy is working with alternative energy sources such as solar, wind and bio-energy. One of their products is called the Energy Ball. It is practically a small wind turbine. The wind turbine they designed is suitable for home of small office use. So, if you have a passion for going green these days, this could be a way to follow it!
Free Electricity by Using Yoghurt Pots
John Gilmartin, Scottish inventor, has found out a way to harness the free electricity from his backyard water stream near Staveley, in Cumbria, by using used youghurt pots and with the help of PhD engineering student Mr Cattley, now hopes to see the invention in the shops by the end of 2008.
EBM 720 - Free Magnetic Energy Power Plant - for Sale
This project, developed in Budapest, Hungary is a free magnetic energy generator and it’s ready for sale, as the video says. They have done this project in the past 19 years with extensive scientific and mathematical research. Though, the scientists succeeded to harness an unusual form of energy from magnetic fields. Watch the video!
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Tesla’s Self-sustaining electricity generator
Before going into the details of this invention it would be worthwhile to have an idea of how any generator, even in theory, could be capable of producing a self-sustaining current. This has been clearly explained by Walter M. Elsasser in a Scientific American article (May 1958) titled “The Earth as a Dynamo.”
Elsasser models [...]
How To Build a Free Magnetic Energy Generator (Mini Romag)
The Mini Romag generator from Magnetic Energy uses the principle of moving magnetic flow named “the magnetic current” for generating electrical power. According to Magnetic Energy this generator is able to produce 3.5 volts, 7A DC ( about 24 Watts ) of free electricity while its generate sufficient power to sustain itself…
This generator need to [...]
Tesla’s Unipolar Dynamo working principles
Tesla’s design varied from that of Faraday in two major ways. First, he used a magnet that was bigger in diameter than the disk so that the magnet completely covered the disk. Second, he divided the disk into sections with spiral curves radiating out from the center to the outside edge.
In the Faraday unipolar generator [...]
