Gigantic drinking birds

[FreeEnergy]

hi guys.

could you guys help me out?! please.

i was thinking of building one or maybe two+ of these birds to power my small one person home. do you think is possible? i am moving out and have no choice. i will need all the electricity i can get. will be on my own now

for starters like me how do i keep my batteries or maybe caps from over charging? etc.

p.s. those birds on the video didn't look too efficient because it was too windy out there.

[FreeEnergy]

was thinking of wrapping some coil around the bird's bottom and a magnet(s) on the ground (or the other way around) where the bird swings back and forth close the coil producing electrical energy that feed a battery.

[FreeEnergy]

good idea but how do i keep my batteries/caps from over charging?

[Motorcoach1]

AAAHHH  the drinking Bird , I had fun with this in the 70's hehehe put a round concave mirror at the bottom for a solar heater it will move faster. and for the battery charger just get a power pack off a solarcell. These keep the battery up and not over charge them , just watch the wattage output of your coil and use some diodes for the backflow of power.    If your real ambisous try to make a wheel like a water wheel but put sealed contaners with the pipe running across to the next (one up / one down ) with 6 arms , this will continouesly rotate and has a lot of power.

[FreeEnergy]

hi thanks for the tips.

could you post a drawing of the water wheel you speak of using the drinking bird principle.

also could you explaine  what you mean by using diodes for backflow or power?


side note: since i bought a toy drinking bird i have learned that all you need to do is keep its head wet and its buttom dry at all times in order to function.
couldn't we just use the bird's kenitic energy to pump water from a large water container into the bird's cup of water?