What are the uses of a homemade generator?

If you live in the city or you grew up in an area of the country that isn't particularly subject to huge storms, then you may not even know that such a thing as a generator actually exists. But, in areas where there are hurricanes and tornadoes, it is always a good idea to have a generator on stand-by, just in case the power is taken out. When you can't rely on your electrical grid for constant service, you need to have a back-up plan and that is where a homemade generator comes in.

What are the uses of a homemade generator?

In addition to always knowing that you will have power should your electricity go off, you should also know that you can use a homemade generator as a way to permanently provide power to your home. What this means is that your electric bills will be much smaller, and in many cases will be zero.
Another benefit of having a homemade generator is that if you are able to generate enough power, you can essentially supply the power grid, which will result in you not getting a bill from them, but getting a check from them for the power that you have provided.

How To Make A Homemade Generator

Thousands of people every day are waving goodbye to the electricity companies and generating their own power using zero point magnetic motor technology. In this article, I will tell you how to make one.

#1. The Rotor

Most generators feature a rotor that sits on a shaft and a magnetic motor generator is no different. Usually, this is made of something lightweight but not too expensive so aluminium is a popular option. That being said, I have read about motors where the rotor was made of brass or even rock!

#2. The Magnets

These are arranged in a specific way around the rotor in order to obtain a particular magnetic flux pattern that will keep the rotor at a sustained angular velocity. When the rotor works in this way, the forces of friction at the bearings and air resistance are counteracted by those arising from the magnetic flux pattern.
Neodymium magnets are recommended. These are the strongest type of permanent magnet you can buy and are very cheap as they are widely used in many modern products such as hard disk drives and magnetic fasteners.
Learn more: Use permanent magnets to create free energy generators

#3. The Wiring

This will differ slightly depending on the motor design you are working towards but it is usually extremely basic and consists of little more than wound copper wire connected together in a simple configuration.

Instructions

Of course, all of the above is useless if you don't know how to put all the pieces together. I strongly recommend investing a small amount in a reliable set of tried and tested plans. By all means, you will get a heck of an education if you go it alone and tinker with your motor in the years ahead. But if you would prefer to be up and running in days rather than weeks or months then I strongly recommend getting some plans.
Learn more: Step By Step Building The Top Magnetic Generator - Video
Refer to the entire process of creating homemade generators: A Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices: Magnet Power

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