The history of people's work on magnetic motors as free home energy generators to make electricity is a long one. Magnetic motors use magnetic power in much the same way that wind turbines harness the power of the wind to generate electricity.Magnetic motors use magnets as the source of input power which is converted into motion which can be used to generate electricity for your home. Like solar and wind generators, the magnetic motors are free energy devices, and will only use the smallest amount of energy while furnishing you with enough to run your home.These motors consume very little energy to produce much larger amounts of power for your use. It is possible that they could run for hundreds of years on just a fraction of the energy it produces. In addition, these motors could supply you with free energy for the rest of your life!This is how they work: Using continuous cycle of dual attraction two magnets opposite one another pull on opposite sides of a third magnet. In order for this to work the magnets create large amounts of force by pushing the magnet away or pulling it closer.Not only can anyone build his own magnetic motor, but it's a fairly low cost investment. The most important step in building one of these motors is that you must have guidance step by step through the entire process, a professionally produced manual is ideal.Such a manual will include a parts list of affordable materials including the magnets you need as well as non-conductive wheels that will be needed to rotate in the motor. The general bill of materials for building magnetic motors is less than one hundred dollars total!That tiny investment can provide all the electricity you need in a lifetime. The motors you build will power not only you most basic home needs such as lighting, but will generate the power you need for all of your other uses including charging those all important electronic gadgets.
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