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Resources related to Joseph Flynn's Parallel Path technology.

A motor built with this technology is at least 3.5 times more efficient than conventional motors, offers excellent torque, and high power to weight ratios. All motor companies should employ this technology in their motors.
It's not perpetual motion. It doesn't violate laws of physics. It does add a new rule that will become a chapter in all new electronics textbooks, and will become standard fare in all electric motors.

See also:

• Build a Proof-of-Concept Flynn Parallel Path Magnet Device

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Official website

• http://www.flynnresearch.net/
  • http://www.flynnresearch.net/magnetics.htm
  • http://www.flynnresearch.net/our_patent.htm - IP protection
  • http://www.flynnresearch.net/contact_us.htm - Business enquiries

What is Parallel Path?

Joe Flynn's Parallel Path technology is based upon the confinement, manipulation, and direction of flux fields within a core. Parallel path technology does not violate known laws of physics, and can be modelled with standard equations without any problems.

However the magnet layout when switched with an energised coil, can typically deliver a tripling of magnetic force over comparable conventional technology, for the same electric input. Numerous practical applications exist for flux transfer technology. One of the most notable is high performance / efficiency electric motors.

Because the technology is patented, commercial production requires a manufacturing license from Joe Flynn. However, private not-for-profit experimentation is allowed.

Patents

• US Patent No. 6,246,561 (http://www.flynnresearch.net/our_patent.htm) (USPTO (http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=/netahtml/search-bool.html&r=5&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=ptxt&s1=6,246,561&OS=6,246,561&RS=6,246,561)); issued June 12, 2001 - Methods for controlling the path of magnetic flux from a permanent magnet and devices incorporating the same

Abstract 

A permanent magnet device includes a permanent magnet having north and south pole faces with a first pole piece positioned adjacent one pole face thereof and a second pole piece positioned adjacent the other pole face thereof so as to create at least two potential magnetic flux paths. A first control coil is positioned along one flux path and a second control coil is positioned along the other flux path, each coil being connected to a control circuit for controlling the energization thereof. The control coils may be energized in a variety of ways to achieved desirable motive and static devices, including linear reciprocating devices, linear motion devices, rotary motion devices and power conversion.

• CIP Patents & Foreign Patents Pending

Parallel Path Replication Projects

Michael Schuckel

Micheal Schuckel has successfully replicated several variations of Flynn's Parallel Path technology, and has a close working relationship with Joseph Flynn. He has agreed to provide a clear set of instructions of how to build both the simple static device to illustrate the parallel path concept, as well as how to build a Flynn PP motor with 3.5x the output of a normal motor design. The following are links to the related project pages and discussion group that goes with them.

• Directory:Flynn Parallel Path principle device (COMPLETE) - instructions of how to build a simple device to illustrate the basic principle of Flynn's parallel path technology.

• Directory:Flynn Parallel Path OEM motor (PENDING) - [Never-before built] Instructions of how to build a motor using off-the-shelf components. The design, which integrates the Flynn parallel path technology, is proposed by Mike Schukel, who has successfully built several Flynn motors. This option is presented as a much more simple approach than the following one, which involves some heavy time and labor for building the laminants.

• Directory:Flynn Parallel Path motor (PENDING) - Instructions of how to build a motor using Flynn's parallel path technology. This is based on a motor that Mike Schukel built and demonstrated to work with 3.5 times more output power than a normal motor of its electrical input and size. Building it is labor intensive.
• http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pes_flynn_pp/ - forum created at Yahoo!Groups to supplement both of these projects.

Tim Harwood

The following was posted here by Tim Harwood in Feb. 2005.

It should be stated that the generator configuration of flux cores has exotic custom switching requirements, not easily replicated, and therefore is NOT a recommended project. However the motor configuration, once an appropriate core has been cut, is much simpler.

I have several pictures of a successful replication of the flux motor, of which I have have selected one, cropped, and converted to a lower resolution, to obscure some of the technical features. I also posess the full test data, but this is not posted, out of respect for Joe's patented technology.

Replication is easier if you work on a smaller scale with weaker ceramic magnets. This science is independently repeatable to those skilled in the art. Any physics faculty should be able to build such a device without problems.

Extrapolations

• Building on Flynn's Parallel Path Magnet Foundation - Paul Noel proposes means by which further magnetic amplification might be realized. Flynn associate, Mike Schukel says he is on the right track. (PESWiki; Feb. 26, 2006)

Papers

• Parallel Path Magnetic Technology (http://www.americanantigravity.com/articles/403/1/Parallel-Path-Magnetic-Technology) - Joseph Flynn's paper presented to STAIF 2006 on "High Efficiency Power Generators and Motor Drives -- Parallel Path Magnetic Technology" (American Anti-Gravity; Feb. 11, 2006)

• Joe Flynn’s Parallel Path Magnetic Technology - Article by Tim Harwood, who ran a successful replication project. Versions of the article were published in 2003 in Nexus magazine and New Energy Technologies magazine. (PESWiki; Feb. 21, 2006)

In the News

• Self Contained Power Source? (http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/02/21/0038217) - Link posted at Slashdot to OSEN's story. Inacurately calls it "self-sustaining." (Slashdot; Feb. 20, 2006)
• Parallel Path Electromagnetic Motors -- A revolution in motion? (http://www.opensourceenergy.org/txtlstvw.aspx?LstID=005f1c72-43ec-4bba-a318-90b4c7a3ef71) - "The technology claims to be able to increase magnet motor efficiency substantially." (OSEN; Feb. 19, 2006) [also inacurately refers to it as self-sustaining]

Solar challenge

Once the Flynn Parallel Path motor is more widely replicated, the goal is to prepare an entry for the North American Solar Challenge (http://nasc2005.americansolarchallenge.org/). This is the ideal showcase to demonstrate the outstanding performance of this motor technology.

• PESWiki:Flynn_solar_challenge

Contacts

Michael Schuckel, Flynn Parallel Path replication project director for PES Network.
email: <mschuckel {at} comcast.net>

Tim Harwood, ran a successful replication project for a while in 2002-2004, and initially populated the Flynn PP content at PESWiki, as well as authoring the ground breaking NEXUS article that publicised the techology.
email: <timharwood {at} usa.net>

PES contact page (http://pureenergysystems.com/contact/)

See also

• PowerPedia:Parallel Path Magnet Technology - encyclopedic entry.
• http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pes_flynn_pp/ - Yahoo!Groups forum to supplement these projects.
• Electromagnetic Designs (http://www.freeenergynews.com/Directory/Electromagnetic/) - other new and unusual electromagnetic prototypes and theories.

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