OC MPMM Magnet motor operation principle

[Esa Maunu]

I think that with a OC MPMM magnet motor operation principle it is a question of the nested, cylindrical EM fields around the device, that are able to collect charges from the environment. Every inner cylindrical EM field is little closer than the next outer field. When phase changes in a field, the charge moves towards the center of the system. To create such a fields, we need to have a prime numbers ( 1, 3, 5, 7 etc ) of the sending units around. This way it is not possible to create subharmonics patterns, but harmonic patters are possible and those harmonic patterns exists in a distance 2 x radius , 3 x radius etc, around the device. Because the ZPE has an electrical nature, this kind of system is able to compress the ZPE density. If we locally change the density of the ZPE, it leads to repulsion effect against all the mass structures, and makes the sytem to rotate.

To form such a cylindrical nested fields, we need to have a radiation from the device, to form one kind of trap to tap the ZPE and other charges around. This radiation happens, if we have a acceleratig charge in a device. We have this accelerating effect, if we use an off center rotation for the magnets, it means that there is an elliptical path where the charge travels, having a changing acceleration. I think that 1-2 mm off center rotation is enough, but off course the amount of the acceleration depends on the rpm of the device.
It is interesting that there can be similiaritives with a SEG ( Searl Effect Generator ) and with the measured results of Roscin & Godin SEG replication.
Roschin & Godin also measured cylindrical, nested magnetic fields around the device. Roschin & Godin SEG replication was build to stand on springs to allow the vibration ( vibration is an accelerating effect ).


Here is also link to one  Java applet, that demonstrates the behaviour of the charge radiation in a movement with a accelerating, elliptical path.

http://www.its.caltech.edu/~phys1/java/phys1/MovingCharge/MovingCharge.html

Esa

[Esa Maunu]

Here you can find some more information, it explains also, why such a fields are usually unstable and have a lifetime under, say 100s , to collect charged particles from the environment. If you have a system, where the field walls can only exsists in a given place, it leads to stable field structure.

http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/0705/0705.1139v1.pdf



Esa

[robbie47]

Here you can find some more information, it explains also, why such a fields are usually unstable and have a lifetime under, say 100s , to collect charged particles from the environment. If you have a system, where the field walls can only exsists in a given place, it leads to stable field structure.

http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/0705/0705.1139v1.pdf

Esa

Link is not accessible for me. I got 'Forbidden'
Maybe you can post this pdf here as attached file?

[Esa Maunu]

Here is the file.

[slapper]

My thoughts have been evolving torwards 'Magnetic Reconnection' which Bruce_TPU brought up:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2300.465.html In his 'Bruce's TPU Theory and Experiments ver.1.2' thread. But I'm thinking it can also be applied here.



This image came from wikipedia's page on Magnetic Reconnection:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_reconnection

Take care.

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