Portable motion activated cell phone charger utilizing a shelled torus permanent magnet generator

A portable motion activated cell phone charger utilizing a shelled torus permanent magnet generator comprising:

• a housing for containing all components of the assembly within,
• a control circuit board which transfers electricity generated by a shelled torus permanent magnet generator to a rechargeable battery where it is stored then transferred at a regulated voltage to a universal serial bus port through said circuitry so to meet the voltage requirements of the cell phone or electronic devices being charged,
• a rechargeable battery with protection circuit that shuts off the charging when fully charged to protect the battery from damage caused by overcharging and which prolongs the charging cycle life of the battery and of which battery is replaceable,
• a universal serial bus port connected to said circuit board of which port is accessible from the exterior of said body casing allowing cell phones or small electronic devices to be electrically connected to said universal serial bus port.
• a shelled torus permanent magnet generator comprising:
• a shelled torus generator having a hollow inner chamber therein;
• a permanent magnet located inside and movable within said hollow inner chamber;
• spooled wire winding coils affixed to the exterior of said shelled torus generator body of which wire is electrically connected to said circuit board so that as said magnet revolves within said shelled torus hollow inner chamber it passes through said wire coils so to generate electrical current which is transferred through said circuit board to supplying electrical charge to a rechargeable battery for storage within;
• a control circuit board which communicates electrical current through elements such as relays, capacitors, resistors regulating the voltage as it transfers to a universal serial bus port which is soldered to said circuit board;
• a rechargeable battery electrically connected to said control circuit board and of which rechargeable battery is replaceable when the charging cycle life is depleted;
• a strap allowing the assembly housing to be strapped to the users arm/leg;
• a removable handle grip attached to the housing for waving the assembly while holding the handle grip to impart motion to the assembly.