A Practical Guide to 'Free-Energy' Devices
A Practical Guide to 'Free-Energy' Devices
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permanent dipole ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet having a reference pole facing axially <strong>to</strong>ward the first reciprocating magnet and<br />
an opposite pole facing away from the first reciprocating magnet, and a fourth permanent dipole ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet<br />
spaced angularly about the axis in an opposite radial direction from the third ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet, the fourth<br />
permanent dipole ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet having a reference pole facing axially away from the first reciprocating magnet<br />
and an opposite pole facing <strong>to</strong>ward the first reciprocating magnet; and wherein the first reciprocating magnet<br />
disposed in said first space is still further located axially between the first and second ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet pairs, and<br />
the actua<strong>to</strong>r cyclically moves the first reciprocating magnet <strong>to</strong>ward and away from the first and second pairs of<br />
ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets without passing through a centre of rotation of the second pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets.<br />
8. The mo<strong>to</strong>r of claim 1 wherein: the first and second ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets are permanent dipole magnets, each ro<strong>to</strong>r<br />
magnet having a reference pole facing in a first lateral direction relative <strong>to</strong> the reference pole of the first<br />
reciprocating magnet and an opposite pole facing in a second lateral direction opposite the first lateral direction<br />
of the respective ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet.<br />
9. The mo<strong>to</strong>r of claim 1 wherein: the first and second ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets are permanent dipole magnets, each ro<strong>to</strong>r<br />
magnet having a reference pole facing in a first lateral direction relative <strong>to</strong> the reference pole of the first<br />
reciprocating magnet and an opposite pole facing in a second lateral direction opposite the first lateral direction<br />
of the respective ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet; and the mo<strong>to</strong>r further comprising: a second pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets supported for<br />
rotation on the ro<strong>to</strong>r about the axis, the second pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets being spaced axially from the first pair of<br />
ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets, the second pair including a third permanent dipole ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet and a fourth permanent dipole<br />
ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet, the third and fourth ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets each having a reference pole facing in the second lateral<br />
direction and an opposite pole facing in the first lateral direction, and wherein the first reciprocating magnet<br />
disposed in the first space is still further located axially between the first and second ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet pairs, and<br />
the actua<strong>to</strong>r cyclically moves the first reciprocating magnet <strong>to</strong>ward and away from the first and second pairs of<br />
ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets without passing through a centre of rotation of the second pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets.<br />
10. The mo<strong>to</strong>r of claim 3 further comprising: a third pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets supported on the ro<strong>to</strong>r, spaced axially<br />
from the first and second pairs of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets, the third pair including a fifth ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet and a sixth ro<strong>to</strong>r<br />
magnet spaced angularly about the axis in an opposite radial direction from the fifth ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet; a second<br />
reciprocating magnet located in a second space within the boundary defined by longitudinally extending the<br />
outermost circumferential perimeter of the first pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets and axially between the second and third<br />
ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet pairs, and the second reciprocating magnet being supported for movement <strong>to</strong>ward and away<br />
from the second and third pairs of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet; a first arm supported for pivotal oscillation substantially<br />
parallel <strong>to</strong> the axis, the first reciprocating magnet being supported on the arm adjacent the first and second<br />
pairs of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets; and a second arm supported for pivotal oscillation substantially parallel <strong>to</strong> the axis,<br />
the second reciprocating magnet being supported on the arm adjacent the second and third pairs of ro<strong>to</strong>r<br />
magnets; and wherein the actua<strong>to</strong>r is driveably connected <strong>to</strong> the first and second arms.<br />
11. A mo<strong>to</strong>r comprising: a ro<strong>to</strong>r supported for rotation about an axis; a first pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets supported on the<br />
ro<strong>to</strong>r, including a first ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet and a second ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet spaced angularly about the axis from the first<br />
ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet such that the first pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets rotate about the axis along a circumferential path having<br />
an outermost perimeter; a first arm supported for pivotal oscillation along the axis, located adjacent the first<br />
and second ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets; a first reciprocating magnet, supported on the first arm for movement <strong>to</strong>ward and<br />
away from the first and second ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets, the first reciprocating magnet being disposed axially within a<br />
first space within a boundary defined by longitudinally extending the outermost perimeter of the first<br />
circumferential path of the first pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets; a second pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets supported on the ro<strong>to</strong>r,<br />
spaced axially from the first pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets, the second pair including a third ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet, and a fourth<br />
ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet spaced angularly about the axis from the third ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet; a third pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets<br />
supported on the ro<strong>to</strong>r, spaced axially from the first and second pairs of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets, the third pair including<br />
a fifth ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet, and a sixth ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet spaced angularly about the axis from the fifth ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet; a<br />
second arm supported for pivotal oscillation along the axis between the second and third pairs of ro<strong>to</strong>r<br />
magnets; a second reciprocating magnet located axially between the second and third ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet pairs<br />
and supported on the second arm for movement <strong>to</strong>ward and away from the second and third pairs of ro<strong>to</strong>r<br />
magnet; and an actua<strong>to</strong>r for moving the first reciprocating magnet cyclically <strong>to</strong>ward and away from the first<br />
pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets without passing through a centre of rotation of the first pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets so as <strong>to</strong><br />
simultaneously create repulsion and attraction forces with the first pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets <strong>to</strong> cyclically rotate the<br />
first pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets relative <strong>to</strong> the first reciprocating magnet in one rotational direction; and wherein the<br />
first reciprocating magnet disposed in the first space is still further located axially between the first and<br />
second ro<strong>to</strong>r magnet pairs, and the actua<strong>to</strong>r cyclically moves the first arm and first reciprocating magnet<br />
<strong>to</strong>ward and away from the first and second pairs of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets without passing the first reciproca<strong>to</strong>r<br />
magnet through a centre of rotation of the second pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets, and moves the second arm and<br />
second reciprocating magnet <strong>to</strong>ward and away from the second and third pairs of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets without<br />
passing the second reciproca<strong>to</strong>r magnet through the centre of rotation of the second pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets<br />
and through a centre of rotation of the third pair of ro<strong>to</strong>r magnets.<br />
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