| 摘要 |
In comparison with known rotary machines which use water, wind, sun, electricity, nuclear reactions or burnable fuels, the present motor requires no external power source. Around the circumference of an outer stator are six curved magnets. Mounted on the central drive shaft of the motor is a concentric gear wheel which meshes with six planetary gears mounted in a frame. On each planetary gear are mounted four horseshoe magnets, each aligned tangentaially. Each of these magents is aligned in the opposite direction to the one which is diametrically opposite. The rotary energy is produced by the interaction between the curved stationary magnets and those on the planetary gears.
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