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A self-powered generator is a perpetual electrical device designed to infinitely run and produce a continuous electrical output which is usually larger in magnitude than the input supply through which it's running.

Who wouldn't like to see a self-powered motor generator running at home and powering the desired appliances non-stop, absolutely free of cost. We discuss the details of a few such circuits in this article.

A free energy enthusiast from South Africa who doesn’t want to reveal his name has generously shared the details of his solid state self-powered generator for all the interested free energy researchers.

When the system is used with an inverter circuit, the output from the generator is around 40 watts.

The system can be implemented through a few different configurations.

The first version discussed here is able to charge three 12 battery's together and also sustain the generator for a permanent perpetual operation (until of course the batteries lose their charging/discharging strength)

 

A self-powered generator is a perpetual electrical device designed to infinitely run and produce a continuous electrical output which is usually larger in magnitude than the input supply through which it's running.

Who wouldn't like to see a self-powered motor generator running at home and powering the desired appliances non-stop, absolutely free of cost. We discuss the details of a few such circuits in this article.

A free energy enthusiast from South Africa who doesn’t want to reveal his name has generously shared the details of his solid state self-powered generator for all the interested free energy researchers.

When the system is used with an inverter circuit, the output from the generator is around 40 watts.

The system can be implemented through a few different configurations.

The first version discussed here is able to charge three 12 battery's together and also sustain the generator for a permanent perpetual operation (until of course the batteries lose their charging/discharging strength)