Talk:Directory:Syncopetra Motor

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Sterling,

The cat is out of the bag. Gene Raitor has seen a full disclosure and surmised that we have made a self starting, pure, magnet motor that accelerated to the point of self destruction. The torque was well above what is needed to make a 10kW motor the size of a stack of dinner plates. The torque only slightly diminishes with speed and our model was only mechanically limited to 3218 RPM. That is the secret journey. We can make enormous torque and 'Torque is the ONLY requirement to make a motor spin or do rotational mechanical work.'

We do not need any supporting theory. The explanation takes less than two minutes. It is simple Newtonian force vectors from high school physics. I've seen the demonstration twice. Ken will start the explanation and in 30-70 secs the student will turn white as a ghost. We want to share the full explanation with you by virtue of the tenacity that you have demonstrated in this very challenging venue. We can do it by a video conference or Ken can get on a plane.

Reviewing the video after the demonstration has been called a very pleasant experience to be shared with grandchildren. Other feedback from the video after discussion has been that we are bold and very knowledgeable.

This project was never intended to be open sourced. However the asymmetric magnets that we accidentally discovered over a year ago and thousands of experiments can only lead to our torque generators. Intermediate steps include two asymmetric magnet motors that can be made a basement shop. We will open source those designs but expect no one will want to build a 30 watt device when they know a 10 kW device is immanent. We will be offering low serial number generators to first two people who build the open source designs.

We believe PESN is the best Forum for this technology. Otherwise we would be pursuing the alternatives. The only reservation I have is this forum is distracted with terminology nonsense like Aether, back EMF, and Tesla's sparks. Ken's mechanical engineering explanations of force, torque, and spin are simple enough for even me to understand. I will never forget the day someone told me he was a lowly 'mecheasy' engineer, it may be the most ironic phrase I have ever heard.

We all trust your judgment to change any wording and sincerely appreciate the help.

Regards,

Vilma Cinco SYNCOPETRA