New Magnetic Motor Theory Paper

[Jdo300]

Jason, great observations!   However, such observations by other researchers are being and have been made for some time regarding the force coupling of magnetic fields at or near perpendicularity.  Several patents make mention of such as well as the statements of various researchers.  It is new to you, and that's great!  Perhaps you will close the loop or assist in the success of a proof of concept model!  Have you experimented much yet with a variety of PM geometries and passive switching setups? 


At any rate,  good luck in that which you choose to pursue!


Peace,


TS

Hi TechStuf,

I'm glad you liked my article. The beauty of all the information I'm presenting is the fact that it is not new information by any means. I have individually come across all the different pieces of information over time but I never really put together the pieces to the puzzle until now. Yes, I also noticed all the trends in various patents, which is why I made reference to them in support of my observations. The sad thing about all this is that despite the plethora of information available, no one has bothered to do the research to understand the principles and apply them. Most people I hear talking about the subject are still stuck in the mindset of using attraction and repulsion alone to accomplish the goal.

Yes, I have done a few experiments with different magnet setups, as well as the numerous simulations I have been doing. But I try to stay away from adding any electronic components to my designs. I still believe that a PMM can be built that does without the assistance of electronics.

God Bless,
Jason O

[TechStuf]

Provocative thread title, I now see the point was not to introduce a new theory....but a paper to attract attention to those theories already overlooked by many.  Noble intentions, Jason.  You seem to share Sterling Allan's open source viewpoint.....may your work bear fruit.


Peace,


TS

[FreeEnergy]

talk to Butch LaFonte lately?