Magnetic flux motor just patented that creates it's own electricity!

[Cloxxki]

Good find, and a bad showing for MotoFlux to not immediately declare and explain. Much better would have been to account for it on torque in/out comparisons.

Could a one-way bearing be spring loaded for that torque bias in static state? Depending on understanding of the apparatus, a static base torque might make more sense on the input side.
I can imagine a situation where one might want the output to be pre-loaded and only bleed off output above a threshold. A spring load and resticting dampened tether on the output would deliver torque more gradually to the alternator as theorized above.

[Dog-One]

It leads me to believe that output torque sensor was biased to 6.0 lb.ft. in the static condition prior to and throughout the test. Then that the measured and recorded input and output torques are approximately equal in magnitude.

That does not look very good granted.  There is a possibility the pressure
on the disc brake hadn't been released prior to the run.  With the cogging
aspect of the output rotor, I can see where the torque meter might start
out with this measurement.  It's a simple testing mistake; I have done it
myself in the dyno lab years ago.

[ramset]

We'll see if there is an answer..( explanation
Edit : removed unrelated

[hartiberlin]

https://youtu.be/SPlsunCiduM

A Russian has built this simple replication...

[SolarLab]

That does not look very good granted.  There is a possibility the pressure
on the disc brake hadn't been released prior to the run.  With the cogging
aspect of the output rotor, I can see where the torque meter might start
out with this measurement.  It's a simple testing mistake; I have done it
myself in the dyno lab years ago.

Could be - but it looks like that's how he set it up (calibrated/levels) - after reviewing
the SENSIT T&M Software Manual it appears thats how to get both data streams
on the same display. Could be wrong however, but it makes sense and is doable that way.