Gary McKinnon

He found that not only could it delay enough to stop the CEMF, counter-electromagnetic force dragging, creating electromagnetic drag.

When it's past a certain point, phase angle, it assisted the rotation.

Yeah, yeah.

So your standard electric generator is a disc with magnets and underneath it, coils.

And he found that when, so the magnet is spinning around, it gets to what they call TDC, top dead center above the coil.

with his method because it delays that opposing because when the magnet let's say it's a north pole facing down and it cuts into the coil that creates a south pole in the coil that opposes the incoming movement of the magnet and then when the magnet's moving out of the coil

it creates a north pole which accelerates it out.

And he found that when you do this stupidly simple but incredibly effective time delay, the CEMF rises in such a way it's late on the income

So the magnet gets pulled in and it's early on the outgoing.

So the magnet gets pushed out.

So accelerates the incoming and the outgoing.

And he took it to such an extent that eventually there's no opposition at all.

And you can actually reverse, you're not reversing Lenzi's law, because that's an inaccurate physics statement, but you're reversing the effect.

In effect you are.

Yeah.

And I did a small experiment.

I'll send you the video.

I did the most simple magnetic emoji you can.

I had a cylinder-shaped magnet, which is diametrically magnetized.

It's not north on top, south on the bottom.