The John Christie Magnetic Generator: First of all, what is it? Second, how does it work and can it be real? Finally, is it really possible to generate 7 kilowatts of your own electricity (enough for most homes) using a device similar to John Christie’s? Let’s take a closer look right now.
What is the John Christie Magnetic Generator?
John Christie is an Australian mechanical engineer who, with his electrician friend Lou Brits, unveiled a prototype magnetic generator motor to the world in 2001. The Lutec 1000 produced around 24 kilowatts of power and became a subject of great international interest.
Personally, I think they were a bit premature in showing their invention to the world. Since then they have developed it further and continue to do so. A business model is still in the works, such is the complex nature of creating a magnetic generator that is suitable for mass production and installation.
Essentially, this magnetic generator converts energy caused by magnetism (also known as magnetic force) into rotary motion. This is not a new concept at all and it was an area to which Nikola Tesla, the “grandfather of electricity”, devoted half his life. It does this through a set of magnets that are strategically placed around a rotor: the constant speed rotating motor exists in a state of equilibrium where the frictional forces of the air and the bearings are counteracted by the forces provided by the magnets in the configuration.
How does it work?
The fact that magnetism can be converted into rotary motion and then electricity is the result of zero point technology. As mentioned, Tesla himself dedicated much of his life to harnessing this source of power. Business interests in conventional electrical technology that had already invested tens of millions of dollars (a lot in those days) are thought to have suppressed their work, despite the interest and approval of the scientific community.
Today, governments also repress the commercial development of this technology. They prefer to limit it only to military eyes. Highly respected journalists like Nick Cook (former aviation editor for the respected military publication Jane’s Defense Weekly) have investigated this and presented credible evidence to show that this is happening.
We can expect business models in about five years, but it’s hard to say whether that will actually be allowed to happen.
How to Make Your Own John Christie Magnetic Generator
The answer to these problems is to simply make your own magnetic motor. The concept is so simple that anyone can do it; all you need is to make a rotor and fix its magnets around it, as well as build some basic electrical circuits. Parts are available cheaply and often second-hand.
John Christie and Lou Brits spent several years working on their generator. You don’t need one as complex as that. The typical home can easily be powered by a much simpler 7 kilowatt generator.
However, I strongly recommend that you consider investing a nominal amount of around $ 50 in a suitable set of instructional plans. This upfront cost will really save you money in the long run because you can build a device in just 2-3 days and start generating electricity. Alternatively, you can play for hundreds or thousands of hours as Christie and Brits to produce a working model, while still paying your electricity bills. As you can see, the latter is a false economy.