Introduction: How to Make a Free Energy Generator

By GOODTECH Creativity And Science
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Did you Know that rotating a DC motor generates energy..?

We will be using this technique to make a free energy generator for our projects. The motor here used is a Geared 6v, 50rpm DC motor. The multimeter reading shows that this generator can output upto 16v at 300mA, enough for small projects.

Watch the video and make a free Electricity generator from a DC motor at home..

For written instructions, read further..

Step 1: Order Parts

Amazon.com

  1. Geared DC motor - https://amzn.to/2QqwXbb
  2. Hot Glue Gun - https://amzn.to/2Sf7oad
  3. Ice Cream Sticks - http://amzn.to/2ul2vVK

Ebay.com

  1. Geared DC motor - https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1...
  2. Hot Glue Gun - https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/...
  3. Ice Cream Sticks - https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1...

Amazon.in

  1. Geared DC motor - http://amzn.to/2vAmO1h
  2. Hot Glue Gun - http://amzn.to/2rjNE9r
  3. Ice Cream Sticks - http://amzn.to/2wq7AJU

From Home & Local Store - Cardboard, thermocol (or wooden plank) and wooden sticks.

Step 2: Procedure

  1. On a piece of Thermocol, make space for DC motor.
  2. Using adhesive, paste the thermocol on the cardboard base. (Note: Do watch the video for visual clarity of procedure).
  3. Also, paste the motor on the thermocol piece.
  4. Cut a small piece of skewer and tightly attach it vertically to the motor shaft.
  5. Take a small ice cream stick and Drill a hole at the side.
  6. Glue it perpendicular to the skewer attached to motor shaft.
  7. Take another stick and drill a hole.
  8. Attach a Skewer to the stick and paste it on the stick connected to motor.
  9. Our Free Energy Generator is Ready
  10. Connect a LED on a breadboard and Rotate the motor using the Handle
  11. The LED turns ON with full brightness (If LED doesn't turn ON then change the direction of rotation)
Note: I connected about 8 LEDs and a 9v DC motor, this generator did provide enough current to power all the components.
However, I yet did not test the limit for this generator. If anyone one makes this, surely share the experiences in comments section.

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All the best..:)