Decrypt A Cipher

Anyone have any idea what this cypher might say or what type of cypher it is or how to decrypt it? This cypher supposedly describes a magnet arrangement for a setup that includes 8 equally spaced square magnets attached to the outside diameter of a 3” diameter brass rotor and 6 round magnets plus 1 square magnet on a stator. All square magnets are 1/8"x1/2"x1/2" and the round magnets are 1/2" diameter x 3/8" thick. Location/orientation, polarity and power (or part number) of magnets may also be included in the cypher. The cypher may or may not use a key. If it does use a key, the key may be the characters that follow the word “KEY” in the cypher or the key might be mecsdgp. Some magnetic shielding is used in this device and may or may not be included in the cipher.
707-28 1009-9-6 420/6
1434-30/1 322@7
1819=4-5 95+3=18
431>8
KEY
739/Y4681
+UU312/1J000(766HH
DKEY)
6/12/LLL394H3M


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