LaFonte Group can turn off permanent magnet without work

[penno64]

Being mechanically challenged - I am not seeing how this will be used - sorry

Any description greatly appreciated - anyone

Regards, Penno

[Cloxxki]

Imagine one magnet on a wheel. One bit of steel, or a magnet, out side the wheel, fixed (stator). The magnet on the wheel will feel the stator, and pull towards it. Just as it arrived at the nearest point (highest speed and torque) the magnetic pull is turned off momentarily. The wheel holds it's speed, the magnet is reset to normal, and again feels the stator, and speeds up some more. Etc.
Pull this off, turn a magnetic attraction on and off at will without great losses, and you can take the battery out of an electric car. Increase the engine's size. Go faster, and still not use any input.
That is the holy grail of searched for magnetic motors as I understand it, being challenged more than just mechanically. The trick is, that manupulating the manetic interaction on the way out, costs at least exactly as much as is to be gained on the way in. If this is designed around, we have pure magnetic power working fonly or us, never against.

[penno64]

Thanks for that Cloxxki,

So, I think you are saying that if a rotor was mechanically connected to a stator that could rotate a few degress to turn on or off the attraction - have I got this right ?

Regards, Penno

[Rapadura]

Without work? But it takes work to rotate that thing 90 degrees...

[Rapadura]

But gravity can input that work!