use pulleys to multiply total # of rotations = AC electricity

[citfta]

You are very mistaken about your idea.  It takes torque to generate power.  There is no way around this and you are only misleading yourself and wasting a lot of time posting your mistaken ideas all over the forums.  No one pays any attention to you because we all know you are wrong.  You say you can multiply the voltage and that doesn't take torque.  As soon as you start to draw current from your multiplied voltage then you will have massive torque load on the driving device because you will be getting the torque load multiplied also.  So your idea is useless if you can' take any current from the output.  So will you please stop posting your mistaken idea all over the internet.

[that_prophet]

You can put lots of current through this, by using the massive voltage=(electrical pressure) that you are gaining from your AC generators. The more mini-pulleys that you use, the greater amount of current that you have the potential to do work with.

You are very mistaken about your idea.  It takes torque to generate power.  There is no way around this and you are only misleading yourself and wasting a lot of time posting your mistaken ideas all over the forums.  No one pays any attention to you because we all know you are wrong.  You say you can multiply the voltage and that doesn't take torque.  As soon as you start to draw current from your multiplied voltage then you will have massive torque load on the driving device because you will be getting the torque load multiplied also.  So your idea is useless if you can' take any current from the output.  So will you please stop posting your mistaken idea all over the internet.

[that_prophet]

PLEASE,,, SOMEONE FIND ME A FREE ELECTRONIC SIMULATOR TO BUILD THIS ON, SO WE CAN KNOW IF IT WORKS OR NOT

[that_prophet]

THANK YOU WEBBY1,
for the website
I happen to be paralyzed, with shaky hands, and in constant pain

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

Here is a place to start with.

I am disabled, old, out of shape and unemployed,, and yet I build stuff,, and I am in no way shape or form money rich.

[that_prophet]

This works on the simplest of logic, you use the 100cm of belt that you get from rotating a DC motor once, with a 100cm circumference pulley attached. This only costs you one spark of DC current, and then you run this 100cm of moving belt past 1 to 10 mini-pulleys of 1cm circumference, giving you 100 rotations times the # of mini-pulleys that you attach. If you add AC generators to these mini-pulleys, you would get between 100 + 1000 units of AC electricity,,, all for the cost of one spark of DC current. You have just used the mechanics of pulleys, (not breaking any laws of thermodynamics) to multiply massive amounts of AC electricity.