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Understanding US patent 7531930 issued 5-12-2009 web updated 12-08-09 Video #3 demonstrates wardforce being controlled
without a doubt. Backward (pull) motion is demonstrated when shaft decreases in speed. Forward (push) motion is demonstrated when shaft increases in speed.
Energy Producing Magnetic Converter
Definition:
"Wardforce" - Push-pull part of a magnetic field.
This method for producing usable mechanical and electrical energy
uses waves generated from north and south poles, not an AC current. Counter electro-magnetic force is the force
I was taught, which resists motion when using current with present day generators. CEMF is the same as a radio
wave, only it is not "transmitted". I am "mechanically" transmitting the wave (wardforce), which
is converted into usable torque. As more current is used, wardforce increases, producing torque from
this part of the magnetic field. This is to say, when current is used, torque will be generated from the wardforce
as described in U.S. patent #7531930. A magnet has 2 poles, wardforce
and what else which cannot be seen? Motion will cause electrons to be excited making waves.
With a core, wire coils, magnetic field and motion will cause the excited electrons to travel. North and south
poles collide causing change. The change has an outcome. Changing the conditions causes different results
allowing me to use magnetism for the production of green, clean, renewable energy. The change can be seen with the devices
I demonstrate. One force, poles are manipulated for producing current, and the other, wardforce
is manipulated for producing torque.
Verifiable Information Demonstrated at Energy Systems Laboratory in Bryan,
Texas, Texas Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) July 17, 2009
Demonstrations were held on 8-12-2009 various times between 5:00pm - 8:00pm.
Third Annual Houston Inventors/UHSBDC Inventors Tradeshow, 6400 Bissonnet, Houston, Texas. I demonstrated this other
part of a magnetic field (I now call Wardforce) exists, and that magnetic fields can be used to produce energy (torque/mechanical
and current/electrical).
High
School demonstrations include Shepherd ISD, Coldspring-Oakhurst Consolidated ISD, Onalaska ISD, New Caney ISD
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