New proposed design for RegenX

[Over Goat]

In an electric vehicle, it would have to put out dramatically more power than it consumes, to make the weight expenditure even worth it.

[citfta]

I really don't see anything unusual about this "new" design.  What you are looking at is commonly called a dynamotor.  They were used extensively by the military during World War II.  They can be made several different ways.  Some had a DC input and an AC output.  Some had both DC input and output for changing voltage.  And some had AC input and AC output for changing voltage and/or frequency.  Here is a link to some pictures of some different kinds of dynamotors:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=dynamotor&t=ffsb&iax=1&ia=images


The second stator in the drawing is the output.

Carroll

[Over Goat]

The rotor field excites the red coils.  That much is clear.  There is more to this, however, the question is who is going to build it and demonstrate that there is?  I'm not.  I say that because I know better now.  Motor and generator are one, and should be treated as such, in this example, which may have merit, they are treated as they have always been treated.  I do not agree with the idea that we should treat the two independently.

as you already pointed out, this is not even a motor, as there is no mechanical output at all.
It only outputs electricity, so its purely a generator. 
It could act as a portable (vehicular) generator or as a stationary generator , but only if the
power output is significant enough to make it worthwhile.