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David Brian Baker

Sam B Williams

A magnetically-driven electricity-producing generator having an anti-lock assembly generates electricity indicative of a full pulse wave environment while creating a repulsive force that reduces the force necessary to rotate the shaft. The generator includes three rotor assemblies, each having three longitudinally extending rotor magnets oriented such that outwardly facing poles establish a N-S-N pattern that, when passed in proximity to a corresponding coil pack, produces electricity having a full pulse wave form. The magnetic anti-lock device utilizes opposing magnets to reduce the varying force required to rotate the shaft and increases efficiency of the rotating shaft. The magnetic anti-lock device includes at least one inner magnet attached to the rotating shaft and at least one outer magnet fixed in position relative to the rotating shaft. The inner magnet passes the outer magnet each time the shaft rotates creating a repulsive force that reduces the force necessary to rotate the shaft.

Magnetically-driven generator and anti-lock apparatus

A magnetic anti-lock device for a rotating shaft is described. The magnetic anti-lock device utilizes opposing magnets to reduce the varying force required to rotate the shaft and increases efficiency of the rotating shaft. The magnetic anti-lock device includes at least one inner magnet attached to the rotating shaft, and at least one outer magnet fixed in position relative to the rotating shaft. The inner magnet passes the outer magnet each time the shaft rotates creating a repulsive force to reduce the force necessary to rotate the shaft.

Magnetic anti-lock device

A new and improved toilet seat deodorizer apparatus includes a flexible, resilient air pump assembly shaped substantially in the form of a toilet seat, a connector assembly for connecting the air pump assembly to a toilet bowl, and an odor dispenser assembly connected to the air pump assembly. The odor dispenser assembly includes a first screened end in direct communication with air contained within the flexible, resilient air pump assembly and includes a second screened end in direct communication with air which is outside the air pump assembly and the odor dispenser assembly. When a person sits upon the flexible, resilient air pump assembly, a quantity of air is pumped from inside the air pump assembly, through the odor dispenser assembly, to outside the odor dispenser assembly to room air in the room in which the toilet is located. Rigid support members are connected to the flexible, resilient air pump assembly for supporting the air pump assembly a predetermined spaced distance from the toilet bowl. The odor dispenser assembly may be located between the flexible, resilient air pump assembly and the toilet bowl.

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Springfield, MO, United States of America

David Brian Baker