It is difficult to account the energy in a system employing permanent magnets. Assuming there isn't a spinning magnet underneath the surface, it would be expedient to see if there is any change in the strengths of the permanent magnets once energy is actually extracted.
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GordonVigurs
- 2 years ago
It is difficult to account the energy in a system employing permanent magnets. Assuming there isn't a spinning magnet underneath the surface, it would be expedient to see if there is any change in the strengths of the permanent magnets once energy is actually extracted.
Wes Hamel
- 2 years ago
This is, perhaps, where photovoltaics could be applied to make a compensatory electromagnet for the initial start up of a cascading sort of system.