Ghrimm

Im 37, and when i was really young (6 or 7) i had a couple ideas. Some of those ideas are real things now, but the idea for perpetual energy i had has not, or so i think. I tried to find anything similar on the web, but could not, so i'm here asking questions. I know because of friction, this isnt actually perpetual motion, but i wanna share my idea and see if anybody has tried this before, or heard of anything like it. My idea used a mostly closed system and im going to try and explain it as well as i can. Think of the way a turbo works in a car, a small fan, is connected to a bigger fan and the air current it squeezed and amplified making the small one spin faster, making the big one spin faster. My idea was, if i had a circular pipe, with 2 different sets of 4 fans. 1 set would be the "collector" and one would be the "producer". The collector fans would be mostly normal and would generate energy just like a windmill, using the rotation. The producer set is the part thats a bit complicated for me to understand if its even possible, but after seeing the military create a railgun, i think it might work in some form. The producer set would free float using electro magnets, 0 friction, and would use electro magnetic pulses, timed perfectly to keep the fan spinning. The closed system would make it so the air current wouldnt be disturbed by outside forces and the producer fans shouldn't need as much energy, almost like gears on a car. Is this even a possibility to be created? - A free floating fan using an array of electro magnets.... Would it be possible to get more energy out of it, than is required to power it? - How much energy would be needed to keep something going after it already started? And now there's bladeless fans and bladeless wind turbines (Vortex Bladeless). Can that tech be brought to my idea to make it work?