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A system accepts outside kinetic energy in various forms such as wind, rain or waterfall and produces electricity by use of traditional coils and magnets or other means. During lulls in obtaining outside kinetic energy, a wind wheel, water wheel or arm system will slow down and eventually stop. A sy

A system accepts outside kinetic energy in various forms such as wind, rain or waterfall and produces electricity by use of traditional coils and magnets or other means. During lulls in obtaining outside kinetic energy, a wind wheel, water wheel or arm system will slow down and eventually stop. A system of magnets installed upon an arm system and upon a surrounding stationary housing 800 assists in rotating an arm system such that the arm system will require additional time to stop after a lull in outside kinetic energy. The artful placement and orientation of stationary housing magnets 250 in relation to moving arm magnets 200 assists in rotating an arm system powered by outside kinetic forces. The angles of the stationary housing magnets urge the arm magnets to move in the desired direction 900 of rotation. The system increases mechanical efficiency.

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1. A system comprising: a) a plurality of kinetic scoops, with each kinetic scoop attached to an axle by use of an arm and each arm attached to an arm magnet with each arm magnet exposed on each side of its respective arm and each arm magnet having a South end facing in a direction of intended rotat

1. A system comprising: a) a plurality of kinetic scoops, with each kinetic scoop attached to an axle by use of an arm and each arm attached to an arm magnet with each arm magnet exposed on each side of its respective arm and each arm magnet having a South end facing in a direction of intended rotation and North end facing opposite to the direction of intended rotation;b) the axle supported by a pair of stationary housing panels with each stationary housing panel attached to a plurality of stationary housing magnets, the stationary housing magnets having North ends facing the arms and South ends facing away from the arms and the stationary housing magnets evenly disposed around the entire perimeter of the stationary housing panels. 2. The system of claim 1 wherein the stationary housing magnets are disposed in a circular alignment upon each stationary housing such that each stationary housing magnet is tangent to the circular alignment and such that each stationary housing magnet is 20 to 70 degrees from an inner planar surface of the stationary housing. 3. The system of claim 2 wherein the kinetic scoops have a first side with an open cup area and a second side with a back side in a convex shape. 4. The system of claim 3 including a stator and flux system comprising a stationary inside stator, a rotating flux rotor and a stationary outside stator wherein the axle rotates the flux rotor within the stationary inside and outside stators and wherein the axle moves freely and through a hollow center section of the inside stator. 5. The system of claim 4 further comprising: a) a housing assembly to elevate the stationary housing panels, the housing assembly comprising a base, support legs and stationary housing panels;b) securing the inside stators to the stationary housing panels by use of lower inside stator supports and upper inside stator supports; andc) securing the outside stators to the stationary housing panels by use of lower braces and upper braces. 6. A system comprising: a) an axle rotating within two stationary housing members;b) a plurality of arms attached to the axle at a proximal end of each arm and each arm having one or more arm magnets with each arm magnet having a North side and a South side;c) each arm having a distal end attached to a kinetic scoop;d) each stationary housing member having an inner planar surface with an inside circle of housing magnet alignment;e) each stationary housing member having a plurality of stationary housing magnets positioned tangent to the inside circle of housing magnet alignment and the stationary housing magnets evenly disposed around the entire circumference of its respective stationary housing member; andf) each stationary housing magnet protruding outwardly from the inner planar surface of a stationary housing member at an angle of between 20 to 70 degrees. 7. The system of claim 6 wherein each kinetic scoop comprises a concave side and an opposite convex side. 8. The system of claim 6 wherein each kinetic scoop comprises a wind foil having a curved face. 9. The system of claim 6 wherein each kinetic scoop comprises a winged foil having a right side and a left side, the two sides being connected together at an angle of between 10 and 180 degrees.