| 摘要 |
The John Device has the ability to use relatively non-oscillating and linear forces, such as the forces of gravity and its' associated force of buoyancy, permanent and/or electro-magnetism and their forces of attraction and repulsion, and acceleration and its' associated force of deceleration, alone or in combinations, as a motive force to produce useful torque which may then be used for any work requiring torque, and therefore may also be used to generate electricity for any device or machine or system which requires electrical power. |
| 主权项 |
1. A force driven motor, that utilizes relatively linear and non-oscillating forces, such as those of gravity, magnetism, and acceleration, to produce torque for any work, including work required to drive an electrical generator system, comprising:
a torque shaft and mass or masses as described herein, not aligned at zero or ninety degrees in relation to a force; an input drive as described herein to cause the torque shaft to present a continuously variable plane of rotation to the mass or masses; a connection to a device requiring torque,wherein the mass or masses interact with the force or combinations of forces and attempt to reach a state of equilibrium which is prevented by the torque shaft being driven to provide a continuously variable rotating plane, forcing the mass or masses to continue to seek a state of equilibrium, subsequently turning the torque shaft, which may be directly connected to any device that requires torque, and may also be directly connected to an electrical generator or ratio multiplier or reducer and then a generator as necessary for any application. |
