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Process of generating more current than input source (Magccelator)

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The invention “Magccelerator” (Fig. 1) relates to a process of generating more direct current (DC) than its input source (E). “Magccelerator” (Fig. 1) contains a series of magnets (A) arranged adjacent but non-contacting to each other. Each magnet (A) contains fixed rods (B) on both the ends for balancing on stands (G1 & G2). Each stand (G1 & G2) contains holes (H) slightly bigger than rod’s (B) thickness so that the rods (B) can move freely. Place rods (B) in stand (G1 & G2) holes (H) as shown in Fig 3 .Now these series of magnets (A) can be rotated by connecting one of its magnet’s (A) rod (C) to a rotating source (D). Direct current (DC) can be collected by placing magnetic coils (MC) near to each rotating magnets (A) as shown in Fig. 3. This way direct current (DC) can be generated by rotating a series of magnets (A) using adjacent changing magnetic poles by connecting one of its magnet (A) to a rotating source (D). Advantage of “Magccelerator” (Fig. 1) is that the multiple magnets (A) will start rotating using same source (D), resulting more direct current (DC) than used at source (E).

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