Here is another illustration I did and an analogy on the previous one in the long document I attached previously. To kind of also illustrate what happens inside of the core. All the forces and torques make more sense if you view it this way rather than the concept of imaginary fields. In fact I believe we could even physically SEE this gyromagnetic effect in action by using thin disc/square magnets on a wheel and attaching to bearings so they can swivel as seen in the attached illustration. The "rotor" magnet would be in a perpetually torqued state due to the continuous angular momentum change it causes on the flat magnets (domains in a core). This continuous and perpetual imbalance causing a net angular momentum change over every angle causes a unidirectional torque. If the rotor magnet were a coil it would see a change in field and react to this by reducing its "current" which would be an energy loss as we know. But this does not happen due to the permanent spin of the electron, and THAT is where the energy comes from. Would be interesting to see if such setup would impart enough angular momentum as the gyromagnetic effect is rather small. However recently we have seen that this is not always the case and that we can see this effect even on the macroscopic scale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oijGMLErqckI believe the "relaxing" phase might also be important because you need a continuous change occurring. PS: The force vectors shown is NOT what causes the proposed effect. These are merely the electromagnetic forces at play, these are conservative and dont cause energy changes, however the gyromagnetic effect is there too and THAT combined with the nature of spin linked to the crystal lattice mechanical momentum is what I propose. The magnet array just helps to align the misaligned magnets back and reset the whole system essentially for free which in a purely mechanical gyroscopic system would be almost impossible to emulate without major losses. From keeping your gyroscopes spinning with motors, to perhaps a hydraulic system for the spring back effect to using a conservative force like electrostatics to the direction flipping? Electromagnetism and Gyromagnetic ratio essentially eliminate all of this complexicity for us and we end up with little system losses, in order to maximize the true energy source by torquing down the spin of the very electron.
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