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Copyright Dr. Eng. Jan Pająk
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Three subsequent stages (marked a, b and c) of the operation of the Johnson telekinetic motor. A description of these stages is provided in the content of this monograph. The design and operation of the Johnson motor originally are published in article [1LA3] and also are subject to USA patent no 4,151,431. In the original version, this motor contains only two parts, i.e. the stator (3) and banana-shaped magnets of the Telekinetic Effect activator (1). Its efficiency slightly exceeds 100%, thus hardly sufficing to cover the friction of its relatively moving parts. Therefore, an additional part has been added to this diagram, i.e. the rotor (2) that does not exist in the original device. The purpose of this rotor is to absorb more efficiently the elementary drive P' of the Telekinetic Effect. The rotor (2) can also be used for the generation of an electric current (similarly to the rotor from the N-Machine) thus transforming the Johnson motor into a telekinetic free energy device.
