The question of whether Faraday's flux law is universal or whether there are exceptions has long been controversial. This discussion seemed to have recently concluded in favor of the generality of Faraday's Flux Law. The present article raises this question again with the aid of some rather simple measurements carried out on a Faraday generator. The measurement results obtained are surprising and contradict expectations. If they cannot be brought into agreement with the standard theories, the question arises as to the universality of Faraday's flux law and the Lorentz force. An alternative theory to this law is indicated.