Free Electricity?
I'm an alternative energy enthusiast. I confess that it's mostly because the whole idea of creating my own electricity fascinates me. Saving money is a wonderful bonus and helping to preserve the natural resources of the planet just adds to the delight.
Right now, I'm investigating a new product, advertised as a permanent magnetic generator, or a perpetual motion magnet. If it works, I'll be adding it as a product on the Simple Life Corp site. If I'm able to get the parts, assemble the machine and actually create usable electricity, then I figure anyone can. My skills basically consist of being able to make small home repairs. For example, I'm elated today because I was able to repair a toilet paper holder that had come loose in the wall. I took it apart and fixed the wall with plaster and then reseated the screws and arm. Viola! It's stronger than ever; I'm feeling happy with the repair and that's about the extent of my skills.
I've listed the information below and a link in case you want to order it now, but you can also follow along with me and see how much success I have before you spend your dollars:
FREE ELECTRICITY: A Zero point magnetic power generator is basically a Free Energy Generator. It uses magnets, and magnetic force to induce perpetual motion. It runs by itself, indefinitely without stopping, thus creating completely free electrical energy, which can fully power your home for free. A Perpetual motion device refers to a machine that runs perpetually i.e. indefinitely, and produces a larger amount of energy than it consumes. Thus, it produces free energy indefinitely, runs by itself, without having to need a third-party device or resource to power it.
The implication is a permanent magnetic generator. If so, and if the energy generator really does run on magnets and is perpetual and permanent, then it is possible that this is a new source of electricity. I'm about to find out.
THE PRODUCT MANUAL is called Magniwork - The Energy of Tomorrow. You can click here to look at the promotional material.
Nov 2009 - The Process Begins
I've clicked on the link, ordered the instructions, and printed out my 57 page manual. I'll spend a day or so reading and studying it and then start investigating where I can get parts. More in a few days!
Nov 25 2009
I've been reading the manual. I have to admit that I'm not even sure what some of the needed parts are, but I am determined to learn. I'll just take it a step at a time. One thing I have noticed is that the manual does not have a master list of needed equipment, it basically lists the equipment and parts as it is needed. If I do end up promoting this product, I think I'll compile a list that I'll provide to anyone who buys the manual, with the thought that this will make it easier to pick up needed parts.
Dec 26 2009
I got caught up in all the holiday activities and put the electricity generator plans aside. I've picked it up again and am working on making a materials list so that I can pick things up from Menard's or Lowe's (hopefully). I'll keep you posted.