Are magnet motors a Intervision, If customized?

It's far, far easier to navigate A2K if you keep your responses with your initial question, which is here: http://able2know.org/topic/136372-1

My thought is, "I have no clue what this person is asking."

What is "Intervision"? What is being customized, and how?

Intervision is to take old tech. and customize it.

Look at a interduction motor it uses bearings..

Induction motors use shorted wire loops on a rotating armature and obtain their torque from currents induced in these loops by the changing magnetic field produced in the stator (stationary) coils.

Note that this simplified motor will turn once it is started in motion, but has no starting torque.
Various techniques are used to produce some asymmetry in the fields to give the motor a starting torque.

The Interduction motor can be used to create Free power..
Just ask something and I will get back.

Well, by all means, do so! Gee. Free power.


I've seen discussions of motors and/or generators that use magnets to repulse each other, and run without electrical input. (Envision concentric circles: Outside circle has magnets angled inward with north poles facing clockwise; inside circle has magnets angled inward with north poles facing clockwise. Magnets repel.) It can be done, but only for a short time until the magnets demagnetize. Kind of a parlor trick.

I understand what your saying but I add true Intervision to the motor.
Permanent magnetism is not my kind of Intervision....
I think a Interduction Motor can be mounted to a shaft like case.
No load,No bears,Heat idk...lol

but you can add 5 Interduction motors and generate power from each.

Do you power it with your mind rays?

No but if thats a question its powered by the main interduction motor on the shaft and with 5 more interduction you get back power from each one so one powers the main interduction motor and you get a 4 generators/interduction motors the same thing each interduction motor can be a alternator or generator.
There is more to my shaft system and I havent got a patent.
Well do you got any questions???

I'd like to invest this wooden nickle when you get your patent.

Your interduction (induction?) motors do not magically produce energy from nowhere; they will subtract energy from the drive shaft equal to that they put out. Which is to say, TINSTAAFL.

Cycloptichorn

I can elimite load and there for my system will use a levitation shaft.
You start with a alternator at the bottom of the shaft its the main.Interduction motor....You have to power it up with 120 volts to run the shaft.
As the shaft spins it turns 5 more Interduction motors...
4 are generators.
The second one over the main motor is the power for the main.
It would run on a circuit that feed the power back into the main motor equilly.

How are windage, friction and Ohm's Law to be abolished?

Using these ideas, I've just designed a rollercoaster that doesn't require lifting the cars up a hill!

You place a counterweight on the other side of the hill! It pulls down, and lifts the cars on the other side! Then the cars push it up the next hill.

You have to be careful to exactly match the weight of the cars, though, or it will accelerate to infinity.

If we could combine your levitation shaft with my monopolar magnetic induction system, we could run our cars, and sell the excess power. Interested?

i'm working on a patent there, bub, back off...

My patent clearly covers the north pole, and by extention, the south pole as well. They are on order, and are expected momentarily.

what are you using for a gearbox, or is it hyperdrive?

I've invented exponential generating.

You power one generator by the use of a gasoline engine. You run two more generators off of the first. Four more off the power of those two. Eight off of the power of those four.

Continue until you can power the entire world from that one gasoline engine.

Actually, just hook one of the other generators up to power that first one.

Well, plainly i dont have to order a shaft to make a model.And
what are you using for a gearbox, or is it hyperdrive?Well,Nothing.
The shaft spins with full power but if you lower/decress the speed.
The power that is input to the shaft motor.
Lower speeds and lower temps.
Bigger shaft more load and more power....
So size does matter.....

It doesn't need a gearbox. It's electric, and controlled by a rheowhatever. Don't try to patent that one, either.

The only hyper part of this drive is what it does to oil company executives.