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

[tinman]

According to Arie deGeus patent very fine strands copper that pass through permanent magnets lose almost completely ohmic resistance while accelerating electrons, where correct polarity of magnets follows direction of electrical flow 

And that there is true.
It is the magnetic field around the wire, when a current is flowing through that wire, that gives that wire it's resistance value.
The stronger the magnetic field around the wire, the greater the resistance. If this was not the case, then a length of wire would have the same resistance value at say 10 amps, as it dose have at 1 amp, which it dose not. If you can counteract or repel that magnetic field around that wire, then the resistance decreases.

[tinman]

I'm still trying to figure out how to leverage conventional magnetics to yield excess energy in a viable form that's useable and
can be used in CAE Analysis and Simulation to make the process more expedient. Practical Physics and Engineering so to speak.

Ok SolarLab. Are you really wanting to yield excess energy from magnetic fields ?
How dedicated are you ?

If you really want to get somewhere, you first have to ditch simulators, and conventional thinking.
Both these things are based around what they know-or think they know.

You need to build real world test setups.
If you are not a builder, then i cannot help you.
If you are a builder, and can show me some of your builds, then i can help you.

My self running motor dose not require any of these fancy parts that are no longer available, as we see in many of these !so called! self runners. Everything is off the shelf stuff, and even from the scrap yard.

No one has built a motor the same as mine, that pre-dates mine.
This motor is mine, and mine alone. It is my own design, and there is no other like it.

So, are you a builder with good building skills, or are you that guy that tries to get simulators and the likes to show you how it works ?

Brad

[ovun987]

My self running motor dose not require any of these fancy parts that are no longer available, as we see in many of these !so called! self runners. Everything is off the shelf stuff, and even from the scrap yard.

No one has built a motor the same as mine, that pre-dates mine.
This motor is mine, and mine alone. It is my own design, and there is no other like it.

Brad

Looking forward to seeing you publicly post your machine

[tinman]

Looking forward to seeing you publicly post your machine

It is already in the public domain.

I have also just started a thread for anyone interested in building it.

[Dave Wing]

According to Arie deGeus patent very fine strands copper that pass through permanent magnets lose almost completely ohmic resistance while accelerating electrons, where correct polarity of magnets follows direction of electrical flow 

This is a great quote... today DC motors do not have correct polarity of CEMF that follows the direction of applied electrical flow. In today's DC motors the CEMF opposes the applied causing the amperage to go down as the motor speeds up. DC motors can be built were CEMF can add to the applied voltage increasing the output torque and amperage as rpm increases, just as stated in the quote by adrouk.