Man has been trying to create a perpetual magnetic generator to create electric energy from time immemorial. The first such attempt was by a man named Peter Peregrinus who created a prototype way back in 1269 AD. Though most scientists believe that it is not possible to create or build such a generator as it is against the second law of thermodynamics, there are many who are still trying to create such a device. But it is quite easy to build a perpetual magnetic generator on a smaller scale if your aim is only to power up your home.
The first step in this task is to set up a wheel which is made of non-conducting material and can spin. This wheel should be placed on a tilting axis and will be the inner one of the machine. The next step to build a magnetic generator includes setting up magnets at equidistance around the rim of this wheel. Ceramic bar magnets are great for this purpose; ensure that all the magnets are attached face out so that they have the same ...
