GEM=(Geometrical Electricity Multiplication)

[massive]

you need to read what the difference is between circumference and diameter
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circumference

if you genuinely mean circumference , can you calculate what the actual diameter of the alternator shaft is in your proposed set up ?

you say the result is 1000 units / cycles of AC , you can find the formula for synchronous speed here to find out what your RPM actually is in the real world
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternator

SPARK is not an electrical measurement and DC is not measured by a spark and a DC motor does not operate on a spark
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_spark

what DC motor is referred to in your proposed invention?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dc_motor

you need to add some facts to your proposed invention


TIME is long  ...... LIFE is short

[that_prophet]

I use circumferences so that I can easily calculate the # of rotations
one rotation of 100 cm circumference pulley
can generate 100 rotations of each one of your 10 times of 1 cm circumference pulleys

so you pay to rotate a drive motor once
+ get back the 100 rotations of each of your 10 AC generators
thereby using the circumference difference to multiply your # of rotations
yes, I know that it takes a lot more pressure/voltage to move your large pulley
but that is what you are winding up with your mini-pulleys = massive voltage

you need to read what the difference is between circumference and diameter
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circumference

if you genuinely mean circumference , can you calculate what the actual diameter of the alternator shaft is in your proposed set up ?

you say the result is 1000 units / cycles of AC , you can find the formula for synchronous speed here to find out what your RPM actually is in the real world
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternator

SPARK is not an electrical measurement and DC is not measured by a spark and a DC motor does not operate on a spark
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_spark

what DC motor is referred to in your proposed invention?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dc_motor

you need to add some facts to your proposed invention


TIME is long  ...... LIFE is short

[that_prophet]

This works because of it not costing 100 times more power,
to rotate a 100 cm circumference pulley,
than it dose to rotate a 1 cm circumference pulley,
yet the 1 cm pulley will give you 100 cycles of AC electricity,
for just the one spark of DC electricity.
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(I say spark because that is all the power,(the current is what moves it) that it takes
to rotate your DC motor one single time)
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I use circumferences so that I can easily calculate the # of rotations
one rotation of 100 cm circumference pulley
can generate 100 rotations of each one of your 10 times of 1 cm circumference pulleys

so you pay to rotate a drive motor once
+ get back the 100 rotations of each of your 10 AC generators
thereby using the circumference difference to multiply your # of rotations
yes, I know that it takes a lot more pressure/voltage to move your large pulley
but that is what you are winding up with your mini-pulleys = massive voltage

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This works guys,,, if you cannot see this logic,
of paying for only one rotation, to get 100 rotations,
using pulley mechanics to multiply your power ability,
then please believe me, when I say that a man has built 3 different versions, + they all work
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PLEASE SHAKE OFF THIS EVIL MIST
that the fallen angels have hid this simple free energy technology
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This uses the simple logic of how you can use pulley mechanics,
(wheel in the middle of a wheel)-(Ezek 1:16), = UFO motor
To multiply your total # of rotations,

[that_prophet]

This works because it does not costing 100 times more power
to rotate a 100 cm circumference pulley,
than it dose to rotate a 1 cm circumference pulley,
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yet if you connect the 1 cm pulley with an AC generator attached,
to the same belt as the 100 cm pulley,
it will give you 100 cycles of AC
for just the one spark of DC electricity=
=(the small amount of electricity that it takes to rotate once)
-
(I say spark because that is all the power,(the current is what moves it)
(that it takes to rotate your DC motor one single time)
-
+ I use circumferences so that I can easily calculate the # of rotations
one rotation of 100 cm circumference pulley
can generate 100 rotations of each one
of your 10 X 1 cm circumference pulleys that you have attached
-
so you pay to rotate a drive motor once
+ get back the 100 rotations for each of your 10 AC generators
that you have connected to your belt with your 100 cm pulley attached
thereby using the circumference difference to multiply your total # of rotations
-
yes, I know that it takes a lot more pressure/voltage to move your large pulley
but that is what you are winding up with all of your mini-pulleys = massive voltage
-
This works guys,,, if you cannot see the simple logic of trading one rotation for 100,
then please believe me, when I say that a man has built 3 different versions, + they all work
-
PLEASE SHAKE OFF THIS EVIL MIST,
That the fallen angels have hid this simple free energy technology with,
-
This uses the simple logic of how you can use pulley mechanics,
(wheel in the middle of a wheel)-(Ezek 1:16), = UFO motor
To get past the laws of thermodynamics + multiply your total # AC electricity
By using simple pulley mechanics to multiply your # of rotations,
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Do this by starting with rotating a large 100 cm circumference pulley, (taking one rotation)
+ attaching a belt to 10 small,(1 cm circumference)  pulleys,
To rotate these small 1 cm circumference many (100) times each,
+ by simply attaching AC generators to these small pulleys,
You can multiply your AC electricity by 1000, (10X100=1000)
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[massive]

if the small pulley is 1cm , thats 10mm , what is the diameter / the shaft size??

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circumference

the formula is right there^^


"PLEASE SOMEONE,,, JUST BUILD ONE OF THESE SUPER SIMPLE FREE ENERGY MECHANISMS"

you said some one has already built one ^^


what type of DC motor ?  does it have a commutator ?    if yes then thats a problem