How does Gregg's advice help with my prototype for a linear generator?

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In summary, Gregg's advice for a prototype for a linear generator is to focus on creating a simple and efficient design, using high quality materials, and testing the prototype thoroughly before making any changes or improvements. His guidance also emphasizes the importance of considering the intended use and environment of the generator, as well as the potential costs and benefits. By following this advice, your prototype for a linear generator will have a stronger chance of success and be better equipped to meet your goals and requirements.
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Gregg told me to introduce myself

Hi

My NTL01

Tinkerer with magnets and electricity and working on a prototype for a linear generator
 
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Thanks Gregg

Can you help me find my homework post from yesterday, it aledgedly fell into a black hole
 
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Thanks Gregg , I found it
 

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