Mostly Permanent Magnet Motor with minimal Input Power

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A microwave transformer with the two outer laminations wound and three strong neo magnets pressed into the side to complete the Halbach would send flux through the "E" core transformer windings on top and bottem like Void conceived:

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Testing has confirmed the effectiveness of the cantilevered EM coils. Positioning the Electro-magnet coils to the outside allows the permanent magnets a normal surface to attach to while generating very high inductance for maximum magnetic field strength. Remember the strength parameters of inductance. View from overhead:

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The cantilevered EM coils permit the halbach cube to attach squarly to the central keeper with no wire wraps in the way. The Inductance multiplies and the field strength increases proportionally. The EM hybrid would slip sideways into the array and a second transformer stator would attach to the magnets from the other end like above on the left.

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This geometry quadruples the force or quarters the input:

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The encircled area pictures One output coil on the upper "E" stator. There would be six output coils of this type and eight of the two EM "H" core cubes, one not pictured. Fourteen coils and three powerful permanent magnet cubes:

Reversing the current on the "H" core would keep the core de-saturated.

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 "H" core

Here is a picture of 1/2 a welding rod core. The rods would need to be ground flat in the middle for a nickel cube insertion: