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Abstract

A torque driven dynamic generator system with an inertia sustaining drive that uses gyroscopic and precessional forces from rotating flywheel assemblies to generate torque. The torque is reflected back upon the processing assemblies to help sustain flywheel rotation, inertia, and momentum. Simultaneously, torque is exerted upon a ball bearing race, that is mounted between the two flywheel assemblies. The ball bearing race is caused to rotate, and the resulting driving force is exerted through and upon each opposite flywheel assembly causing forced precession that increases the momentum and torque. Torque converters are provided above and below the flywheel assemblies that utilize springs or magnetic opposing fields to reflecting torque back upon the processing assemblies. This helps sustain flywheel rotation, inertia, and momentum.

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