Charles Flynn Parallel Path Magnetic Technology
by Charles Flynn · USA
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Overview
Uses permanent magnets with small electromagnetic 'flux steering' coils in parallel magnetic circuits. Tiny electrical pulses redirect large magnetic forces — achieving 'magnetic amplification' where a small input controls a much larger magnetic output. Both motionless (solid-state) and rotary motor variants exist.
⚖️ What Would Convince Us?
To validate the anomalies claimed for this device under mainstream scientific parameters, builders and inventors must document and present evidence satisfying the following criteria:
RMS input/output electrical COP exceeding 1.0 under stable load
Direct measurement of rotor drag force cancellation
Calorimetry of permanent magnet demagnetization rates
Investigation & Credibility Metrics
Direct inventor writings, patents, or lab notebooks available.
Effect matches accepted physics (e.g. basic inductance, ion wind).
Sub-components work, but operational COP > 1 has not been replicated.
Oscilloscopes and power analyzers used to record transient waveforms.
This device is purely open-source or historical; no active sales.
Community Status
US patent with detailed design. Elegant concept — small energy controls large forces. Both solid-state and motor variants possible.
🔧 Build Guides
Research & Engineering Notice
Flynn's patent US 5,455,474 contains detailed descriptions and schematics of flux-steering, but builders must design their own rotors and casings.
What We Do Not Have (Missing Specifications)
Compiled Reference Materials & Authors
📖 Patrick Kelly Guide: Technical Assessment
Chapter 1 REFERENCEDiscussions
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🔧 Key Components
- •Strong permanent magnets
- •Small electromagnetic steering coils
- •Magnetic frame/core material
- •MOSFET switching circuit
- •Timing circuit
📄 Patents
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📖 Patrick Kelly Guide
The complete chapter reference text and schematic diagram are embedded directly in the main section of this page.