What is the most efficient motor ever designed?

[nightlife]

Scorpile, is this the motor you are talking about? If so, I find it to be a very complicated design making it very hard as well as expensive to replicate for testing purposes. I will do some more research on this before I choose to tackle a project of this complexity.

http://www.rexresearch.com/kawai/1kawai.htm#5030

[nightlife]

Scorpile, is this the Takahashi motor you are talking about? If so, it is the same as The Magnetic Wankel Engine.

http://www.cheniere.org/misc/wankel.htm

I also found this.

http://www.cheniere.org/images/takahashi%20article.jpg

[innovation_station]

heres a simple idea

go build thane's motor .... throw a hpg on the other end  can you all say cheep

or just wate a bit im sure there will be compleat plans avaib......   soon

or just go build a damm TPU.....  i think there many plans for it already on this site hummmm.....


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[nightlife]

innovation_station, Thanes motor should be listed in this thread as well but I do not want to take the focus of one of the other threads that is talking about it. The thread can be viewed using the following link.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4047.0.html

I will add it with my conclusion of why I stated this thread after I get more motor designs posted. Thanes, Bedini, Kawai and Takahashi motors all fall in the category that I will be ending my point of this thread with. Kawai is the most complicated thus far and it will be very hard to attach my conclusion with it.

[Scorpile]

I know the teories about that Peripetia (whatever) motor, and i only think is a emf recicler, but i'm not pretty sure it will produce OU.  To me Kawai and Takahashi motors are better because the lay on the free energy magnet motors (that has been proven to work but they waste the polarity charge and the magnets gets demagnetized on "all magnet motors"), and have a simple regauge that prevent magnets demagnetization.  I think this is the path.