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| PERMANENT MAGNET FLUX BRIDGES | ||||||||||||
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Installing permanent magnets just past the stator coils in the roatation will increase the speed of the motor X3 at least, and will also lower the overall draw to the motor, plus add additional free-energy generator affect onto the rotor coils. Below is photo showing one of the two permanent magnet fllux bridges in the upper left part of the picture. Note that they are held in place sandwiched between two plastic plates that can rotate and lock into to position for different positions according to the load or voltage input:  Here is an overall veiw that shows more clear the two plastic plates that hold in and rotate the permanent magnets:  |
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| The black rectanqualr shapes in the diagram above indicate the placement of the permanent magnet flux bridges | ||||||||||||
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