Free Energy from a Magnetic Power Generator:

 In the world of renewable energy technologies, a new invention has joined the ranks of wind, water, solar, and geothermal energy: magnetic power generators.  This generator can produce five times more energy than it consumes, is self-sustaining, and can significantly reduce your home power bill.
 A magnetic generator is relatively small and won’t take up much room in your house.  It can operate indoors or outdoors in any temperature.  It is environmentally safe, producing no gas or chemical byproducts.  Once built, it can run constantly and safely for years, producing a constant stream of electricity.

 How It Works

 A magnetic power generator uses the same principles as a standard electrical turbine: an iron rotor wrapped in copper wire spinning in a magnetic field creates a constant, steady flow of electrons.  Instead of electromagnets and fossil fuels to turn the rotor, however, a magnetic generator uses magnets of opposite polarity to turn the rotor.
 You may remember from your high school science classes that magnet have a polarity.  Magnets of the same or neutral polarity will attract each other, while magnets of opposite polarity will repel each other.  If you try to push a north magnet and a south magnet together, you will have to use a lot of strength to get them to touch, if you can do it at all.  In a magnetic power generator, the push and pull of opposed magnets create perpetual motion used to keep the rotor spinning between them (which is what produces electricity).

 But Isn’t Perpetual Motion Impossible?

 Perpetual Motion, meaning a machine that run constantly and infinitely, is held to be impossible by the laws of thermodynamics.  By this definition, a magnetic generator does not technically create perpetual motion.  Although the polarity-opposed magnets will keep the rotor spinning for a very long time, friction created by air drag will eventually slow it down.
 However, if the speed of the rotor drops below a certain point, however, an electrical motor will briefly kick in to get the rotor turning quickly again.  The electricity to power the motor, of course, comes from the very electricity previously generated by the magnetic generator and stored in a battery.  This is how a magnetic power generator can produce more electricity than it consumes.

 But Isn’t Creating Energy Impossible?

 This may seem too good to be true.  After all, the laws of thermodynamics state that energy can be neither created nor destroyed, merely change form.  How, then, can a magnetic power generator create electricity?  The answer is simple: it can’t.  However, no electrical generator, whether it is powered by coal or magnetism, creates energy.  It merely starts and maintains a flow of electron as long as the rotor is spinning.  It is like a water pump.  The pump doesn’t create water, it just gets the flow of water going from an underground reservoir to the surface.
 Although magnetic power generator technology dates back to the late 1970s, for a long time it was too complex for the average person to build and operate.  Thanks to advances in technology (especially battery technology) and clever engineering, today a magnetic generator can be built by the average person at home.  Many websites exist that will sell detailed, step-by-step instructions on how to build one with commonly available materials.  Although it may cost a lot to build a magnetic generator, it is an investment that will pay for itself relatively quickly.  Free energy is no longer a myth.  It can be achieved by anyone in their basement or garage with a few weekend’s labor.