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Rethu
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Generation of Current

07/02/2011 3:42 AM

I have suggestion to make based generation or u say production of current. I feel there is a way producing current either with help of coil or spring. Just like coil used in toy or timebees. Either of this is good or worth for betterment for next genation.

Will this technique will counted as better or best compared to the exsisting techniques applied
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Re: Generation of Current

07/02/2011 3:53 AM

Duplicate thread alert!

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Re: Generation of Current

07/03/2011 7:16 PM

Hello Rethu, there is already a way of producing current with a coil (and magnet) and it's all well understood.

You may have a variation on the usual way of doing it, but the theory will be the same, so do a bit of reading on electromagnetic induction.

Best of luck.

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Re: Generation of Current

07/09/2011 12:57 PM

Hey, Maybe that would work. ©Wind them up at night when power's cheap and unwind 'em next day to satisfy peak demand.© LynDoor™ Industries. July 9th 2011.

This invention is protected by USPO copy write rules and regulations.

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