So its nice to be in contact with others of silmilar interest.

There are a couple of things in the video I would like to address. In the section where Peter analyses the Bob Teal motor schematic, it showed there being two windings on each solenoid, no mention was made why this was.
I figure it was maybe Teal doubled up on the windings to reduce resistance.

It gave me another idea in my motor obsessed mind though and that what if one would put two solenoid coils right one behind the other to increase length of power stroke. then wire them up so the collapse of the first coil dumps into the second one for additional pull.

What about the thought of having two winding on one coil and one winding has many more turns on it than the other. then collect the collapse of the part that has the higher turns. I wonder if this would give more voltage so that one could in part compensate for some resistance that way. Then dump the higher voltage to another coil or use it to charge or power something.

I found a diagram that showed a different way to build the attraction motor which may be more effiecient also. I cant get the webpage from overunity to load but I did save the graphic.
http://photoman.bizland.com/index.gif

Thats all for now.
V