Light bulb & photovoltaic cell & power transformer combo for FREE energy

In summary, no such device exists as a perpetual motion machine electricity generation of a light bulb shining light on photovoltaic cells that are connected to power increase transformer coils to power that light bulb.
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CrystoshBauer
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Does anyone think that it's possible to have a perpetual motion machine electricity generation of a combo of a light bulb shining light on photovoltaic cells that are connected to power increase transformer coils to power that light bulb? I suppose there would have to be some kind of way to start it like a battery, power supply, capacitor, etc.; and there would have to be a way to make sure it doesn't cause too much electricity that would overload said light bulb - the surplus electrical energy would have to be used by something else like say a dishwasher. Reminds me of the Dyson's Sphere.
 
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Unfortunately there's no free energy. It would be nice, though.
 
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CrystoshBauer said:
power increase transformer
There is no such device.

This is your second post on PF and your second post on free energy. You're not going to get far here or in any scientific pursuit if that is your sole/primary focus.
 
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Power increase transformers, a.k.a. step up transformers, do exist. A power increase transformer is basically two coils of wire adjacent to each other except the output power voltage coil of wire is much more massive than the input power voltage coil of wire. You can read the information about electrical power transfomers at this link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformer
 
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CrystoshBauer said:
Power increase transformers, a.k.a. step up transformers, do exist. A power increase transformer is basically two coils of wire adjacent to each other except the output power voltage coil of wire is much more massive than the input power voltage coil of wire. You can read the information about electrical power transfomers at this link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformer
No, they do not exist. Transformers can step up voltage, but they reduce current leading to net power dissipation. Note on the Wikipedia link you posted "the input electric power must equal the output power":
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformer#Ideal_power_equation

IBTL
 
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DaleSpam said:
IBTL

:rofl:
 

1. How does a light bulb & photovoltaic cell & power transformer combo provide free energy?

The photovoltaic cell, also known as a solar cell, converts sunlight into electricity. This electricity is then sent to the power transformer, which increases the voltage for use in the light bulb. Since the energy source (sunlight) is free, the electricity produced by the photovoltaic cell is essentially free as well.

2. Can this combo be used in any location?

As long as there is sunlight available, this combo can be used in any location. However, the amount of electricity produced will vary depending on factors such as the intensity of sunlight and the size and efficiency of the photovoltaic cell.

3. Is it possible to power multiple light bulbs with this combo?

Yes, it is possible to power multiple light bulbs with this combo. However, the number of light bulbs that can be powered will depend on the size and efficiency of the photovoltaic cell and the power transformer.

4. Are there any maintenance or upkeep costs for this combo?

There may be some maintenance costs associated with this combo, such as replacing the light bulbs or cleaning the photovoltaic cell. However, these costs are typically minimal compared to the savings from using free energy.

5. How long does this combo last?

The lifespan of this combo will vary depending on the quality and durability of the components. Generally, the photovoltaic cell and power transformer can last for several years, while light bulbs will need to be replaced more frequently. Regular maintenance and proper use can also extend the lifespan of the combo.

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