After much experimenting and more understanding, I am coming back to Poly-Phase..
I have about exhausted my attempts with 2 phase 90 degree difference. That does indeed create 1 moment in time where we have peak voltage and no drag, but only 1 precise moment, which is not ideal. The idea is there and theory is solid, it's just too difficult to zero-in on it with that configuration.
90 degrees is indeed the magic angle where the magic can happen, as an alternator's induced waveform is 90 degrees phase difference from the position of the rotor. But this does not mean we have to use only 2 phases to get that 90 degrees difference.
Lets look at 9 phases.. When we connect 9 phases in series, the power is still accumulative. But 3 phase is
NOT accumulative..
What I mean is, if we series connect 9 phases, all 9 waves are on the same side of the zero line at the same time. So they can be series connected. The output should be comparable to if we harvested each phase individually. But 3 phase does NOT occupy the same side of the zero line at the same time, thus if we series connected them, it becomes destructive.
Now back to the 90 degrees, when we series the phases, superposition happens and they average to form 1 sinewave. Looking at the image below, when they average, the peak happens between wave 4 and 5, which is exactly half of 9. So the output waveform will still be 90 degrees whether we use 2 phases or 9!
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The whole 90 degrees thing is valid, but there is more to it. When a physical coil is in rotation, it is infinite phases, fully utilizing every nanometer between 0 and 90. It's infinite sinewaves merged into 1 sinewave traveling through spacetime at the speed of light. Even a still object is traveling at the speed of light, but that doesn't mean it's travelling through space at the speed of light- just travelling through space-TIME.
Counter-EMF (drag) can only be fully eliminated if we use unlimited phases like true motion does. But we do not have to eliminate all of it to achieve Overunity.. We just have to eliminate enough of it to cover the losses in the system then any extra is Overunity.
Now creating 9 uniform sinewaves is proving to be a difficult task. But I think I found a way.. The printer is cooking and it will take me a bit of time, as I have a bunch of large things to print, and a lot of coil winding coming my way.