If a person does not have a home, homeland, friends, like-minded people, but made a perpetual motion machine, where should he install it? 

This is a very good question and I am glad you asked this question.

In it's current state, the hobbyist should not build it and use it until they have the device approved by the proper authorities where they live.  I do not want someone to burn their house down.

The system that I have in theory does not have all that is required for the system to be at that level.  You need circuit breakers.  You need wire size and sizes for all to the components along with so much more.

My designs are at the theory stage and need engineering work done before bringing it to the proper authorities for approval.

So yes, it was wrong for me to say it can be used for home usage without adding all of the other work that needs to be added to the system to make it that way.

In theory,  The speed of rotation from the drive motor will cause the frequency in the output coils.  Most applications would be either 50Hz or 60 Hz.  An additional circuit may be required to bring the collective output from the two magnetospheres to the desired voltage level with varying load conditions.  The maximum safe current draw will need to be determined in order to  properly fuse the system.

So The new technologies used in the system for both the motor and the generator are not ready to be used for home usage yet.

Thank you for pointing that out to me.

Lunkster