Oscillating sine wave LC tank magnet motor.

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I explained to everyone why "Lidmotor's" Maggie is a "Lenz Free" alternator. Sure there's Lenz Drag inside of Maggie's core from the rotor magnet, but there's no drag from Maggie's spinning magnet rotor back on the prime mover. On the contrary, Lidmotor measured a drop in input to the prime power rotor while spinning the satellite rotor.

Four tub rotors, two joined end to end to make two satellite rotors with a window coil around the perimeter for output would not cause a rise in the input on any prime spinner rotor, regardless of the power source. Spinning magnets can only exert the force of acceleration between themselves, and not the reverse force of deceleration.  Stopping one spinning magnet rotor has no effect on slowing an adjacent rotor, but spinning it faster will speed the other one up! A one way ratchet latch!   

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Chaniotakis drives an alternator rotor with a magnet spinner on his "Eleman" motor generator. He connects a load and shows a COP of 2. What's going on there?

Magnets work like a pedal clutch in reverse direction. When the drag shows from the load, and the alternator rotor slows down, the alternator rotor "Declutches" from the power rotor.

Assuming Lidmotor's measurements were correct, and the satellite spinner reduces input draw, when we stop or slow the satellite spinner down, the prime mover losses the satellite assistance. This will help explain why the input rises a little bit in the "Elemen" video by Chaniotakis where the COP doubles! The prime mover looses the satellite assistance when the satellite "Declutches", but back drag is completely missing.

The alternator rotor begins surfing the prime rotor's "Flux Wake" and not drawing additional input.

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We can marry Chaniotakis's "Elelemen" satellite rotor to the sine wave tank looper by shaving the plastic pump housing from the top of the drain motor. We can mount bearings for one overhead rotor with the bearings from another motor mounted on the end nipples. We can wind the window coil to generate 120 volts. This output could also be directed back to source at 60 hertz through a third dimmer switch and Diac. The matching frequencies would prevent any unwanted "Hetrodyning".

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Five synchronous drain motors. Two for the linked cores power motor, one for the alternator and another two for the satellite generator.

Two motors would supply the parts: The linked magnet rotor tubes, two end bearings and two coil cores. Now instead of a custom wrapped window coil for output, it would be better to position the two extra drain motor coil cores around the twin spinner to draw completely synchronized output from the satellite rotor. We now have all of the five motors and all the part included in the final design. This would triple the output and allow the self runner to illuminate a powerful flood lamp.

This whole design can run fine lying over on one side.

Reactive power from the grid may be needed to streamline the sine wave. It may not be possible for the unit to run without the wall plug connection. This is an unmetered power factor; The motor may draw zero real power but still need the connection.

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Finally, three motors, two core coil's in tandem and the third disassembled and run as a satellite for the loop alternator. Driving a drain motor backwards by axle as an alternator would produce "Lenz Drag". Running the loop alternator from a magnetically clutched satellite rotor would eliminate it.