Continuous fluid flow power generator

A continuous fluid flow power generator, comprising:

• a power generator having a plurality of submersible turbine blades in communication with a flow of fluid in a body of water;
• diffusing doors disposed proximate the plurality of submersible turbine blades, the diffusing doors configured to direct the flow of fluid to the plurality of submersible turbine blades to generate electricity;
• a kick turbine disposed proximate the plurality of submersible turbine blades, the kick turbine in communication with a secondary flow of water emitted from the plurality of submersible turbine blades to activate the kick turbine;
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• a rechargeable battery in communication with the power generator, the electricity being storable in the rechargeable battery.

A method for generating power from a continuous fluid flow, the method comprising:

• providing a power generator having a plurality of submersible turbine blades in communication with a flow of fluid in a body of water;
• arranging a water tower having a water pipe proximate the power generator;
• providing a submersible pump in communication with the plurality of submersible turbine blades, the submersible pump in communication with the water pipe;
• rotating the plurality of submersible turbine blades by the flow of fluid to cause the submersible pump to fill the water tower, the plurality of submersible turbine blades further causing the power generator to generate a first source of electricity;
• providing a kick turbine disposed proximate the plurality of submersible turbine blades, the kick turbine in communication with a secondary flow of water emitted from the plurality of submersible turbine blades to activate the kick turbine to deliver additional water to the water tower;
• providing a hydro turbine generator connected to the water pipe;
• arranging a float and piston assembly having a water conduit in communication with the water tower;
• activating the float and piston assembly by wave action to deliver water to the water tower;
• providing an electrical receptacle in communication with the power generator and the hydro turbine generator;
• releasing the water from the water tower when full to activate the hydro turbine generator to generate a second source of electricity;
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• delivering the first and second sources of electricity to the electrical receptacle.