How Does Magnetic Energy Work?

Magnetic EnergyThe magnetic energy generaters work on the principle of moving magnetic flow or ‘magnetic current’ to produce electrical power.  The system uses less energy than it produces, thus resulting in free energy. The initial process needs is often started by an external source, however, once the motion begins, it is perpetual, meaning that it continues to produce flow or current indefinately without having to be supported by any other source of power. 

Magnetic energy generators produce more energy through the attraction and repulsion of the magnetics fields than they need in order to keep the process in constant flow.  The excess energy can be used to power various appliances and with the right size free energy generator, you will be able to power your entire home.

So How Exactly Do These Systems Work?

The process of building a magnetic generator starts with understanding a little about how the system works.  The charging process begins in the copper wire coils which surround the magnets.  The flow of magnetic current between the positive and negative poles of the magnetic result in a flux of ‘current’ which is converted into electricity.

It is important to understand that although electrical and magnetic (energy) work with similar attitudes, the manner in which they work creates a differing energy effect. There is a continuous transmutation process taking place whereby magnetic energy continually generates an energy that manifests a measurable current.

For those who just want to know in laymans terms how this works – magnets pull and push with an ‘energy’ that can be harvested as electrical energy.  As long as the magnets have their own internal positive and negative poles, the ‘energy’ will continue to push and pull and convert to electricity.

This is free energy as you don’t need fossil fuel, you don’t need sunlight, you don’t need wind and you don’t need a massive amount of space.

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