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why cant you build a generator ran electrical engine?
I understand the physics behind the fact that you lose energy as it is released, and one generator for one battery would only give back a small percentage of energy....
but why couldnt you have many more generators running off the momentum frm the single engine?
example: an engine in each wheel of a small car that run off its own battery. This batteries are charged by 40 independent generators that are attached to small wheels that are forced against the ground by springs. As the car runs each of the 40 wheels press against the ground and turn the generators where 10 are set to force generated electricity into each of the 4 wheels batteries which would keep the batteries permanently charged. thats a ratio of 10:1 whatever the needed ratio would be, simply add that many mini generators. i know it would look like a vehicle riding on hundreds of ball bearings but wouldnt it work?
Conservation of energy is one of the key laws of phsics that took hundreds of years to understand.
In fact, for many or even most mechanical engineering problems, we use conservation of energy.
So, if you have a 10 HP engine, whether it drives 1 generator or 100, it still can only generate at best 10 HP of electricity, minus the inevitable losses. This is the reason why perpetual motion schemes, which were researched for hundreds of years, still don't work. You propose a form of the perpetual motion machine.
It's like a bank account. If you put in $10, you only get out $10, minus fees, whether you take it out 1 cent at a time, or 10 cents at a time, or $10 at a time.
To use your example, if the batteries supply 10 HP to an electric motor. Say the car uses 5HP to move and heat loss, the generators might use 5 HP to make about 3HP of electricity, you are losing 2 HP of power, while using about 5 HP to move the car. Better to get rid of the generators, and only draw 5HP of power, saving 2 HP of draw from the batteries.
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