New Zealand

The Winkle TM

Solar Pedal Powered Electric Vehicle

Business Proposal

Powered by an electric motor and assisted by foot pedal power. Solar cells are used to charge a battery and spin a gyroscope to produce a small null gravity effect, and provide more power to the system, as is pedal power. The basic vehicle is shown above. It will be a four wheeled bicycle type vehicle.

The Winkle has pedal power for charging the battery, though the vehicle will be electric powered. (If necessary, the Winkle can be powered by pedal alone.) According to a study done by KRC Research 38% of l5,000 people interviewed wanted more exercise. Using the Winkle provides a good time for exercise. Pedaling can be done while stationary or moving. It can be done at any capacity and a clearly visible dashboard meter will show the generating capacity from pedaling.

Meters will also show solar charging rate, and stored power available in battery, or gyroscope, if that is used.

A key feature of this vehicle, not found on any other vehicle using pedal power to generate electricity, is that pedaling is independent of the electric power, which drives the vehicle.

1.) While moving - constantly, at a pedal speed desired by the driver and/or passenger.

2.) Stopped - momentarily, stopping at traffic lights, picking up passengers, parked for scenic gazing, or no pedaling at all.

The vehicle will provide an emergency source of auxiliary power in the case of a power outage. Small, but enough to light a few lights, run a refrigerator, radio, and possible small cooking operation.

The Winkle will use solar panels based on nanotechnology. They are lighter and more efficient than previous photovoltaic panels. Solar panel will operate 5-10 hours per day, whereas the Winkle will probably only be used one or two hours per day.

A smaller pancake motor will serve as a generator for the pedal power, which will also be designed to move the vehicle, although slower, by pedal power alone.

New methods of producing hydrogen from water are constantly being developed. If such technology is sufficiently developed, the Winkle could use a small unit to produce hydrogen for use in a small fuel cell. The system could operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to charge the battery continuously.

The Winkle will also be designed to accommodate alternative energy sources being developed such as zero point energy, aether energy, spin radiation energy, etc…

This means a smaller battery can be used, depending on how much the vehicle is driven.

Of course, power from the household power lines will also be used as needed. The vehicle will be modularly designed so that the user can easily replace the solar panel, fuel cell, gyroscope, battery and/or remove batteries as new types are developed. It is anticipated that this vehicle will evolve over time to be an efficient, all weather, non-polluting, day or night vehicle which will not need any power from household current sources.

Principles

Buryl Payne, Ph. D., educated as a physicist and psychologist, has a long history of inventing new products. He has a knack for making complicated things simple. He came up with the idea for General Mills Granola Bar. He designed, marketed, and patented the first commercial biofeedback company, and designed low cost pulsed magnetic field generators, now manufactured by Turbomagnetics. He has discovered another force, currently in its infancy, which he calls the spin force. He is the author of six books and many articles. Information can be found at www.buryl.com .

Deyess Payne is a mechanical genius who will help design the practical nuts and bolts vehicle. He has the ability to create new innovations that are elegantly simple.

Business Manufacturing Manager Wanted
For the Winkle

Manager’s Responsibilities.

To procure the components for the Winkle. These may be imported or local. They would include pancake motors from England, fuel cells from California, rechargeable batteries, and flexible solar panels. Manufacturing of some components might best be done in China.

Overseeing manufacturing and marketing in the U.S. and over seas, which means hiring support personnel.

The Manager’s responsibilities also would include handling the necessary paper work involved in setting up a corporation, etc.

It’s a big job!