In the case of a small motor and a small current flow, the result will be a small amount of work. This means only be able to spin a small fan. In the case of a large motor and high current flow, the result will be a large amount of generated electricity. So now our unit can perform a higher work load, so now we can spin a larger fan, much faster, or carry out any other suitable task.In simple terms you could say that electric generators consist essentially of quite a large amount of copper wire, which is spinning around inside a set of big magnets, at very high amount of revolutions.In a commercial situation, an electric generator -- for example, a 180-megawatt generator at a commercial power plant power plant producing electric power for consumption - will be quite large. In all probability, 20 feet in diameter, 50 feet long, and, which is composed of weighing over 50 tons. The armature copper coils will be spinning at 3600 revolutions per minute. As you can see, it is a simple and straight forward principle, comprising as it does copper wire and magnets. The operation and assembly is not as easy as you might think.The same principle is used by steam turbine generators, gas turbine generators, diesel engine generators, even alternate energy systems. They all operate on the same principle of magnets, copper wire plus motion. The result being an electric current, electricity is the same, regardless of source. Perhaps you have heard of a magnetic electric generator and were a little confused about what they were and how they work. I know how you feel, I felt like that when I first heard about them. The truth is very are very simple to build and use.The idea of producing free electricity is very appealing to everyone, except the big electric companies of course who would prefer you not to be reading this article right now!Solar power and wind power have been around for a while now and are both quite limited in the amount of electricity they produce. This is where magnetic electric generators come into their own.Ok, so how do they actually work?I'm sure you know what a magnet is. You've probably got some lying around I your home. As you know when you push two magnets together they repel each other. You can actually feel them pushing against each other.If you were to align several of these magnets in such a way that they were all repelling each other and set them up to spin a small wheel, you would have a mini turbine or magnetic electric generator.It would spin continuously thanks to perpetual motion.What the heck is perpetual motion?Perpetual means continuous, forever. Once the generator starts to spin, the opposing forces of the magnets will cause it to spin continuously, forever.I'm sure you can now see that this is the perfect way to produce clean energy for free!The magnets needed are just simple household magnets that are easy to get anywhere.The average lifespan of a magnet is four hundred years!Hundreds of thousands of people all over the world are already using these small compact home magnetic electric generators to halve or even totally eliminate their electricity bills.
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