Maglev Generator Generates 1.8 kW Electricity from 40 W Input

[FatBird]

Does anybody have any new info on this?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wzOt61m_iQ
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[Paul-R]

Is there a patent for this device?

[FatBird]

It looks like the above VEGA unit has a bigger output than this smaller version.


During the product launch event, Teng first started up a single "maglev generator disc" through a coil to power up a 110W light.
Then he started up an array of 6 maglev generator discs that powered up a fridge and air-conditioner.   Teng stated that the generator utilized
permanent magnets.  Each generator disc (rotor?) has 12 magnets, using the magnetic principle of repulsion to generate power.

The power generated is stored in the battery rack.  Teng also added that each generator unit has six 12-magnet generator discs.
Each disc is capable of generating 300 W of electricity. If the generator operates 24 hours, it can generate 43 kW-h a day, which far
exceeds an average daily home's use of 10-15 kW-h. The battery rack is capable of storing 7.2 kW-h of electricity as standby.

Teng said that it only requires 40 W to power the motor. This invention is to use 40 W to generate 1800 W of electricity.
They have already gotten distribution networks in Germany, Japan, and Myanmar, of which Myanmar has an estimated monthly demand of 20,000 units.

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[Paul-R]

It looks a bit Bedini to me.

[FatBird]

From their description above about NO COGGING,
it sounds like they are using Air Core Coils
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