Back in the USA!

Hi DougWelcome home.As the old Chinese curse says" may you live in interesting times"Well, there is no denying that. We do.I am thinking about this Capt Gary concept, trying to figure out where the magic is kept.A Samsung washing machine motor is perhaps 1/2 or 3/4 hp ?Now if we put that sucker on steroids, super charge it, tweak it up to deliver 16, to 18 hp, and yet, only use 21/2, to 3 amps, that is pretty impressive.
 It is a brushless 3 phase motor with coils acting with permanent magnets.Our coil launching colleague in the East may have demonstrated the concept, putting a coil up 30 feet in the air, years ago.The washing machine motor is a natural extension of the same device, only able to go rotary, harnessed to a shaft, spinning the magnet ring..How does one cut down the amperage? Amp hours- time!We give very momentary bursts of DC current at precisely the correct time at high voltage, higher than the 120 volts the washing machine ran at.Even though the switch is only on for a brief moment, it is a very high voltage, able to exert very dynamic force in relationship to those permanent magnets, with that DC.Can this motor then turn a 10 kw generator?What powers drones  these days?Welcome backCheers Warren
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