The theory suggests that by utilizing the momentum of a heavy, rotating flywheel combined with intelligent leverage mechanisms (such as gravity-enabled arms or magnets), the input energy required to keep the wheel spinning can be drastically reduced. The premise is that once the flywheel reaches a critical velocity, the inertia helps carry the rotation through the "dead spots" of the cycle, allowing a smaller input motor to drive a larger output generator.
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Do not expect magic. Expect engineering. The theory suggests that by utilizing the momentum
Let’s be clear: A flywheel stores kinetic energy; it does not create it. For this unit to output 10 kVA continuously, it would require a substantial external input (like a motor running on grid power or a diesel engine). If the seller claims self-sustaining operation without any external energy source, that is scientifically impossible. ₹ 94,500
Importing alternative energy technology from Western nations often involves exorbitant costs, high shipping fees, and incompatible voltage standards. Indigenous manufacturing eliminates these barriers. Indian fabricators utilize locally sourced steel, copper windings, and electronic components, significantly driving down the capital expenditure (CAPEX) for the end-user.
That said, if used purely as a flywheel energy storage system (e.g., to smooth out short power dips or reduce start-up surges), the product might have limited practical use. However, advertised as a "free energy generator," this is misleading. I ran a simple test: after manually spinning the flywheel, the generator powered a few LEDs briefly but died within seconds once the stored kinetic energy was exhausted – no magic over-unity effect.