I think this is great stuff.

http://www.genesys-hydrogen.com/content/view/63/79/

Quote from burnhydroxy on November 9th, 2013, 11:48 AM

I think this is great stuff.

http://www.genesys-hydrogen.com/content/view/63/79/

Regenerative Braking aay...  Seems I heard about that before from a Canadian by the name of Thane Heins.  He calls his system Regenerative Acceleration or ReGenX.
http://jnaudin.free.fr/dlenz/heinseffecten.htm
http://www.slideshare.net/ThaneCHeins/basic-physics-regenerative-acceleration-generator-technology

Thank you Matt for that referance,I havent seen that before....looks like pretty cool stuff.

Quote from burnhydroxy on November 9th, 2013, 11:16 PM

Thank you Matt for that referance,I havent seen that before....looks like pretty cool stuff.

Quote from "Sterling Allan"

He says that the regenerative acceleration effect is possible, because the magnetic field induced in the coil is delayed until the rotor magnet is at top dead center. Until the rotor magnet is directly at top dead center, the coil acts as a capacitor and does not produce a magnetic field. Once the rotor magnet is at top dead center, the coil changes from acting like a capacitor to behaving like an inductor. He says "an inductor stores [energy] in the external magnetic field of the coil; but when it acts like a capacitor, [the energy] is stored in the internal, electrostatic field." After switching to being an inductor, the magnetic field produced pushes the rotor magnet at top dead center away, and attracts the next rotor magnet. Basically, this is a way to get around Lenz' Law, which is what prevents typical electric motor and generator from being overunity.

Sounds to me like a Bi-filer coil that is switched at the proper time.