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Like a good citizen he wants to patent it and also this article only says that it's more efficient (tested only at low speeds), but not how it achieves this.
He's unwilling to discuss his work in detail.
Yeah but how it works was the only part that I was interested in :D
There's a pretty good video about it here.
I watched that video, I don't really agree that it's good, but it's okay and I guess this motor has higher magnetic reluctance because it has less air inside? Thanks anyways :)
Yeah. That's why I said "pretty good". Again, I think we are all in the dark about how it works because the kid is not disclosing the details.
Sorry english is not my native language maybe I misunderstood. No harm meant ^^
No worries.