Magnetic Motor (3 stator k-Mets)

Kinetic-Magnetic Energy Transfer System with 3 stators magnetically latched to the rotor. In a magnetic field motor design, levitation/suspension is the answer to reducing drag to 1/160 of the drag of conventional bearing systems. Also metal to glass is an almost frictionless contact in the right proportions. k-Mets offers an environment that allows for the conception of a free-energy storage/output cell based on moving mass. A single rotor will spin for over 15 minutes from just a 250rpm initial spin-up. The unit will eventually slow down and proves the principles for everyone to see that the oc mpmm magnetic motor machine video is most probably a hoax. We can't escape the rule's of physics but we sure can work with it's opportunities! Now imagine what will happen when i put the k-Mets into a vacuum environment, "unity" it will change everything. k-Mets will be the new lead of the future of magnetic field usage and it's potential power producing capabilities to be above unity, known as "overunity".

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• magnetic
• motor
• free
• energy
• cell
• overunity
• kinetics
• moving
• mass
• aviation
• space
• magnet

[variablestatus]

to AdminOnDuty, precisely, jeweled movements, weightlessness and vacuum environment. your the first to mention my vision of larger, high precision, "working" storage/output models for society.

[variablestatus]

to PESNetwork, read my about this video and you'll find i mention slow down. since you've seen all the other k-Mets video's, take all the info contained and you'll, i'm sure, will be able to come up with an interesting question that i may answer for you.

[variablestatus]

to dareka, to eliminate drag is the most important aspect in reaching unity itself, period.and..it's possible here on earth.

[variablestatus]

to crob,putting it in a vacuum will cancel out all of the drag from the air or wind vortexes created while it spins in our normal atmosphere.the magnetic/suspended environment cancels out most of the negatives of gravity.metal to glass/crystal contact is virtually frictionless in the right proportions.this would probably make k-Mets about 10,000 to 1 of any other system/experiment that's locked in a normal earth atmosphere that includes gravity, friction and air/wind vortex drag.

[variablestatus]

dareka,both,imagine one stator only in a k-Mets optimal environment including vacuum. take 1-2 seconds of a magnet motor underneath the glass spinning k-Mets to 10,000 rpm. 2 seconds of applied power and the stator spins for 3 days.imagine now an additional rotor built on top connected on the shaft of the spinning stator,it has magnets on the outside with corless copper inductance coils around it to absorb the energy bleeding of it for 3 days...2 seconds in vs. 3 days output....

[variablestatus]

to dareka, i'll skip your first question and answer it with the others...the ocmpmm is probably a hoax because with my advanced models and with the laws of physics, you can't get inertia speed up.check out all the people who built the same model,no luck...i even built a perendev, it's a great brake! your question of overunity or good storage device, i'll answer on an additional response...

[dareka11]

So in this statement, you're actually saying that the power for the two seconds it takes to spin up the stator is less than three days power output it will take to slow down? Won't the induction take power out of the spin? Are you claiming overunity? More out than in? If so, why's ocmpmm a hoax, but this (working on the same principle) isn't? I agree, it's a good energy storage device. Is that what you're saying too?

[AdminOnDuty]

Well done. I knew those swiss watchmakers used jewel movements for a reason ;-).

I can forsee the upscaling of these systems to leverage off hours energy prices for resale back during on hours peaks. Of course if we saturate the demand with this technology the prices will equalize reducing profit and ultimately raising the price of off hours energy :( but it would help prevent brown outs and black outs :)