Hello @all , good to see a site with aloth of resources.

When i was a kid we went to a power reactor ( a big dynamo running on steam).
And since then i couldnt get it out of my mind that it was imposseble to let someting rotate and build enough energy for a district.

So in my mind ( no real physical) i never really stopped thinking abouth it.
Yesterday i was sitting in the garden and was looking ot my wife's bicycle.
'Inside' the front wheel is made a dynamo to power the front light,  wich i think is already ingeneous.
However i was thinking of how much power it would cost to add a generator as a backwheel ,and how much "weight" is required to spin the pedals.
Assuming a human could spin it for a while and considering his weight is around 70 kilo grams.
So i thought of instead of using 2 human legs ( lol) use 2 heavy iron bars and put them on the pedals.
Ofcourse not much go happen , however what i ask myself is this.
If i put the bars vertical to each pedal and let it go... how far will the second bar wil move upwards , and how many power go be required to push it over the edge?
I cant get out of my mind to achieve with a less power input a bigger result.
Anyway.. i recently started a company  ( what have nothing to do with this) and have this itching to use some income of it to a project to generate free energy.
well.. everyone wo is on this site wants that lol...
Anyway.. i keep looking and thinking and saving.. and once i achieve... i will inform you.
 

yes.. i was already aware of that ,  and was also my question.
However , as how i see it ( domino effect) it require a little hit to let it spin again.
he idea of the magnet is to give the extra push to lift it up again.
On top it require a little push to let it fall down again.
Actualy it simulates this 0 point.
We will see lol.. atleast it is fun.