For those who want to look into a little of what I'm bringing up as a subject here, check this URL:
Tom Bearden's Virtual Times

I'm just now studying it, but Tom has been involved with these matters for years. Apparently some others have as well. No doubt, there is a market for this...

As far as application of this technology is concerned, I'm most interested in the stationary armature generator (SAG) as a potential for freeing us from dependence on power companies.

The basic idea of the SAG is to keep the magnets and coils fixed, while causing the magnetic field to fluctuate. This can be achieved either mechanically (through the use of a rotating shield) or electronically (using computer controlled switches for the electromagnets). The electronic version would generate electricity with no moving parts...