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What used to power a generator? I have an idea, but is it safe?

As a project of the small house I'm designing a generator electrical work as possible, at least energy. I know that nothing like "perpetual motion" does not exist or is too difficult to implement, I saw the famous "Magniwork" plans (I have free) and I know that is a copy of someone else's idea and do not work as they say. My idea is to have a kind of "wind" of the generator, but an air compressor with low power (connected) blow the turbine blades. I'm not sure about how safe it would be, Another idea would be an electric motor powered attached to the generator rotor. Anyway, it should be safe enough to operate 24 / 7. Please do not say simply "abandon" my idea, my ideas or advice on ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Well you're right that perpetual motion does not exist and never unless we find a way to change the basic physical never going to happen in this universe. I can almost see what you do, but really be a waste of time and money. I will say a slightly positive note, if you live in an area with a lot, I mean a lot of steady wind, the idea of a wind power generator, may be feasible, but unlikely. If you want more of you, then continue with the game. It is the failure in life that often time for the greatest success, thanks to an acquisition of knowledge. Good luck!

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