The improved Flynn Gap.

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Flynn measures 421 grams of lifting force with one bar magnet across the keepers. A second magnet delivers 1721 grams of lifting force. That's over FOUR times the strength. The magnet switch relay magnifies it's strength by a factor of FOUR times coupled with a PM of equal strength bridging the keepers. .

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                       LUTEC had a rotor geometry and commutator patented for their overunity generator.. The attraction event commenced when the puck shaped rotor was close to 25% into the keeper. The anihilation event triggers at TDC and carries foward untill the rotor's at 90 degrees. What ever happened to that outfit?

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The stated overunity of 362% in this generator is nearly exactly that of the Flynn coupling advantage: Look at the size of the timing wheel. I believe I'm at work redesigning their motor.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDDWhr84h0Q&list=PL84345FD1B3F576B2&index=18

They're using a current reversal circuit, thus the similarity. Apparently it stops there because it includes repulsion. Something to think about!

Quote from the LUTEC patent:

"That same principle is one of the reasons the Lutec 1000 motor turns, it is of course the spinning of the centre core of the motor which is caused by the permanent magnets being attracted and then repulsed from the steel cores of the fixed stator coils. It is this primary movement that allows the magnetic fields around the stator coils to be "cut" by the effect of the permanent magnets sweeping past the steel cores of the coils".

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              Two relays in the keepers instead of the magnet would allow for the doubling of force but also a repulsion event. In which case rotor magnets would be needed. I believe this configuration would yield the same COP  as the attraction version. The relays would be charged together then reversed together at rotor TDC, and held for a time.

              On further consideration, if  LUTEC uses a single solinoid coil, then the coupling advantage Twin Flynn Relays produce may boost the COP to over 10! Imagine a 4 Twin relay horseshoe power coil stator, and 4 pancake output coils. We can call this the "Flutec"!

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A third relay in the keepers would double the strength of the first two according to flynn's coupling rules. "THREE RELAY STATORS' with an attraction event followed by a current reversing repulsion event at TDC, and strong opposed neo disks on the rotor looks like the best approach so far. Then we'd get 8 times the strength of one relay for the cost of  3!