What would happen if a generator had the magnetic field used

>>7948875
the self-excited generator is the normal case
and nothing unexpected would happen

>>7949189
Normal?

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>>7949884
why not?

>>7950024
I mean, I didn't think it was normal for generators to be self excited, and of course the only use of self-excited generators would be to get all the power out of an already-fast-spinning flywheel suddenly rather than gradually.

Look up John Searl. You won't regret it.

>>7951966
I regret it already

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>>7951966
>>7951991

>>7951966
Holy shit

>>7951966
>Searl Effect Technology effectively utilizes quantum kinetic energy which involves the electron’s inherent ability to absorb and emit energy at the quantum level with an energy cycle that can could compared and explained in layman terms to the hydroelectric dam in principle since both are driven directly or indirectly by entropy of the sun's radiant energy

wew

>>7951966
Even worse than the timecube guy in that he almost sounds intelligible enough for someone to believe it.