you had when you put them together. Now you have a rotor with consistent polarity around its perimeter. Take the lid (rotor) and cut a small hole in its center with a utility or exacto knife. Remember the DC motor, which is currently on a tripod? Mount the lid (rotor) on the dc motor as if it were a fan blade on the motor. Glue the lid (rotor) to the gear or drive shaft on the DC motor and make sure that the rotor can spin freely. Start Up You are almost done. You are going to have to prove this works, so you are going to need two pieces of wire and a light bulb. Wire the light bulb to the motor as if it were a battery. Do not solder the wiring so that you can just twist the connections together to make easy corrections later if you have incorrect polarity. Believe it or not the generator is ready. In order to operate the generator, you will need a couple more magnets. These additional magnets will serve as the driving force. Put the two magnets together and hold them so that they are aiming directly at one of the magnets on the bottom edge of the rotor. You will notice the rotor starting to spin. Move your hand closer or farther away to determine the optimum distance for maximum speed. If the rotor is turning and the light is not lighting yet check your wiring to the light bulb. A good suggestion is to purchase a light bulb or electricity hobby kit from RadioShack for this experiment.
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