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| Oxygon, compliments! your idea is very interesting.
I would like to try in practice this model very much but unfortunately it is difficult to build. To your place I would connect every bags of water to the diametrally opposite bag. Without this trick maybe there is too much resistance in the compressing bag because of the pressure of the water of all the connected full bags. If you connect one bag to the diametrally opposed bag the weight of the full bags (left side) could be able to pump the water from the low bag to the high one.... maybe. An other good solution is to put the pipe of water in the high part of the bag (when the bag is in its high position and empties) so that the weight of water in the bag in filling does not create too much resistance. Doing this way the resistance (the effort) is always only the weight of the water in the pipe and the weight of the bag in compression. This system is very slow but I really think that it works !!! and revealed here the mystery of Bessler ? Optimum work Oxygon! Good luck Edit: and obviously using good bearings in every bag so as minimize the friction in the position of the fixed curved shape. Edit2: hope that also with my very bad English you will understand what here am saying. Paul Posted By: Paul In Topic: Oxygons Earth Day PMM |