Magnets??

I was recently looking into generators to try and keep down power costs on lighting etc, i was wondering if there is any potential joy to be had in Magnetic power?
using magnets to operate a flywheel which would spin around and could generate power once put through a generator, in theory this sounds like the saving of the century? or am i missing something? anyone have any knowledge or previous experience to contribute?
many thanks

Ziggy

They have a video of it on youtube peretual energy. Look up free energy. They guy is out of austraila, i think. Why we dont have them???? Shhh they will hear us.......

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sorry i dont know how to post videos

Just click the little video icon next to the quote icon and insert the link

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Thanks man!


But ya its been done

I was looking into this too...has anyone tried it yet?

It's the same principle they use to make roller coaster cars move, only here it turns an armiture.

I know a kid who using something like this in his garage workshop. It was years ago he showed me the setup but I didn't even realize what I was looking at.

I heard that you can use some strong magnets to throw off you electric meter somehow. Anybody ever heard such a thing?