Free Energy Generator from Dual Spring Mechanism | Mr. Electron

Introduction

Overview

In this article, we dive into the practicalities of building and testing a free energy generator using a dual spring mechanism. The purpose of this experiment is to determine whether such a generator can maintain perpetual motion, and if it can, how effective it might be in generating free electricity. Additionally, we also examine a new 150W power supply from Bangoods and its various applications.

Installation and Testing

Installation of the Free Energy Generator

The installation process involves careful alignment of the flywheel. Once the alignment is perfect, the next step is to spin the flywheel at a high speed. The goal here is to achieve or sustain perpetual motion, which theoretically could lead to free energy generation.

Testing the Generator

After the installation, the generator was put to the test. Despite the high-speed spin, the generator failed to maintain perpetual motion. As stated in a previous video titled "Mr. Electron Scam Exposed," many YouTubers create content around these kinds of generators, giving false hope of free energy to save on electricity bills. However, these devices do not work as advertised and are, in essence, scams.

New Power Supply from Bangoods

Introduction to the Power Supply

This new power supply unit from Bangoods is rated at 150 watts. It can charge car batteries, run motors, and control the brightness of headlamps. It’s a pretty versatile addition to any DIY enthusiast’s toolkit.

Testing the Power Supply

When testing a high-rated motor, it was necessary to reduce the voltage to limit the current draw. The motor, designed with thick windings, managed to run at as low as 0.6 volts, consuming just 0.3 watts and drawing 5 amps of current. This power supply is super precise, and highly recommended for various applications.

Keywords

• Free Energy Generator
• Dual Spring Mechanism
• Mr. Electron
• Perpetual Motion
• Scam
• Power Supply
• Bangoods
• High Rated Motor

FAQ

Q1: Can a free energy generator using a dual spring mechanism sustain perpetual motion?

A1: No, the generator failed to sustain perpetual motion and thus can't generate free energy as claimed.

Q2: Are the free energy generator videos on YouTube trustworthy?

A2: Many of these videos are scams and provide false hope of generating free electricity.

Q3: What are the applications of the new 150W power supply from Bangoods?

A3: The power supply can charge car batteries, run motors, and control the brightness of headlamps.

Q4: Is the new power supply from Bangoods precise?

A4: Yes, the power supply is super precise and highly recommended.

This article covers the detailed process of attempting to generate free energy, along with a review of a new power supply, summarizing key takeaways and answering common questions.