Ok I have to make a correction on what I said in the last post. Its not nickel going through copper, its actually magnet. We played with our shake light and determined it was magnet. So ok - magnet and copper generates electricity when magnet is constantly passed over copper. So what are other ways to generate electricity. One I am thinking about is installing magnets and copper in car tires. So once you get your car going the magnets will pass through copper over and over. Perhaps using rechargeable marine grade battery to put juice back into the vehicle would be a good idea. What about these electric cars? Why dont they put magnets on their tires and run them through copper to keep juiced up? Now those are some ideas I would love to explore. I do suppose a problem might be that the magnets would attract random metal objects to it. Metal dust would build up over time so it is important to keep the parts clean. Well I am very curious about this energy system. I am also interested in combining multiple energy systems like steam,solar, and magnet/copper. I would like to get into recreational vehicle creation using these different systems. I would appreciate anyone else sharing their thoughts and ideas with me.

Hello everyone and welcome to my green energy blog. I would like to discuss every type of green energy here and especially those that are intricate in design. I had an idea come to mind when I first saw the shake lights hit TV. You know those as seen on TV shake lights that you shake up for like 3 minutes and then the power comes on. They say they last for a lifetime and that there is no batteries ever needed. Well looking at the mechanics we can see that there is nickel sliding back and forth between copper thread which is wired to a small fuse. I am thinking what if I was to take a 10 pound piece of nickel and have it go in and out of a large spool of copper wires which would be wired to a marine grade battery. In order to get the nickel to go in and out automatically, I would have to set up some clock work equipment to turn the nickel upside down over and over. Of course some of the power generated would go to automatically turning the nickel or shaking it to get the device to go automatically. This is just one example I am looking into VS solar power, as an alternative to pricey options. I always thought it was a bit funny when I heard a story of someone who hooked up nickel to the spokes on an exercise bike and put around the tire a copper spool, then fed it to a line in his house that lit up the lights when he rode. It was on a separate line hooked up the lights for the project. Its sort of like generating energy from a hamster wheel. I also read other stories about a company that wants to install pads under walkways that builds up kinetic energy from people that walk over the area. I think these things are really awesome. I truly believe there is a way to power everything from something else. Its like those silver balls that represent kinetic energy that you pull one back and get the other 3 going constantly for quite some time. There would be a beginning of the start of the energy cycle which would lead the end of the cycle that would be linked to the beginning of the cycle to repeat the process automatically. This is what I am interested in and I think clockwork may be a key part to getting a cycle going. Like if you have a windmill, why not generate extra energy from it by installing nickel on the fans which pass through copper wire. I wonder if anyone has ever thought of this before. Well I am very interested in others comments about green energy ideas. I would also like to meet up and work on projects out in the yard with others to discover unique ways of creating energy.