I ask this because after looking into some forums, about a self powered generator, ( perpetual motion ) and a comments about the laws of physics that many say it is not possible. I understand that the amount of power you apply from a source to a generator is going to decrease as result of resistance and friction thus eventually not producing enough power to turn the generator. But to myself and many others this does not seem impossible. I understand that yes we can use water turbines and wind turbines to turn the generator but I don't have a river in my backyard ( possibly) underground but not known at this time. And purchasing a wind turbine to completely take my home off of the grid is not affordable. I understand that if you use a small motor to run a larger generator and try to increase the rpm of the generator that you are in Essenes increasing friction of the generator thus reducing power, although increasing voltage you reduce amps. And i believe that is the nut that needs cracked ? Would it be possible to use a wind turbine of a much smaller scale and a torque amplifier to drive the generator? A common mechanical device such as a chain fall or pulley system kind of sorta breaks the law of physics by applying less power to achieve more power so why could this not be applied to a wind turbine? I realize there is a gear box in an actual big wind turbine that does this but I dont want to make power for the world all at once just for each household. IF it can be produced for the world why cant the average household produce enough for itself without breaking the bank with setup ? Sorry about the headline question not being very relevant to the actual question but ive been alive for 31 years and the earth hasn't stopped spinning yet, that's perpetual motion enough for me, now how do I make it pay my electric bills? If nothing else I hope this inspires someone with more knowledge to not say its impossible but to find a way around it. Make a machine thats affordable by the average consumer to purchase.