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The video is private. How can we see it?
Norman

yes Agor I have good wood working skills and welding too. But I don't have a wood lathe.

Norman

The real problem is where does that small force come from?
I have not figured that part out yet.

Norman

Gravitywheel could you explain your idea a little more. What I envision is a rope or belt on two pulleys so that one goes up and the other goes down such that one moves toward the axle where its rotational leverage is less and the other moves away from the axle increasing its leverage such that a sm...

What is so discouraging to me is today we have access to very creative and imaginative people all around the world and even simulation tools which means many more thousands of great minds than back in Bessler's days and we still have nothing to show for all of these advantages. But I still use some ...

After fabricating the balanced up and down concept I see that it only works for part of the cycle then the switching has 2 weights going up so.... The problem is the weight has to move from outside the circle to inside the circle and that can be done easily when horizontal but with clock work. Then ...

Sam Peppiatt wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 11:19 am Norman; Fletcher is right, you should start a topic of your own, it's easy------------------Sam I don't see anyplace to do that so I will continue here. Last night I did a quick and dirty test of the concept and it rotates. So picture this. two arms gea...

Referring to the drawings around Apr. 8th. Many times I have tried to pair two weights such that one goes up and the other goes down requiring no significant energy and simultaneously Shifting the top weight higher and the bottom weight lower so that it becomes top heavy and simultaneously bottom si...

What I see in mt138 drawing is a balance of up and down forces and left and right balance as in a seesaw.

http://www.orffyre.com/mt121-143.html

When you combine these you get a small force being able to shift the balance and use it to make a seesaw go up and down.
Norman

Three points. 1. When I see great ideas the first thing I look for is "bottom heavy" meaning is the CG below the axle. 2. The next thing that can be exploited is match going up and down so there are minimal losses. 3. I have made many machines that exhibit OU but how do you repeat that pro...

I have found a method to easily increase leverage and cause rotation and then easily remove that leverage and cause a reset. It would best be used for reciprocal work out as in the old hand water pump at a well. The discussion is here http://www.energeticforum.com/forum/energetic-forum-discussion/ge...

I have always felt that the successful wheel will use several forces. For example gravity, leverage, and centrifugal force. Norman

MT21 looks great except when you draw a line around the weights you will see that they are mostly below the axle and thus the CG is below the axle.... You can always arrange weights to do work but the problem is how to "reset the arrangement" so the work can be repeated. I have always said...

I'm stuck on the Kerry spring method and went back to some former work combining Kerry and my work. see drawing attached for the detail. Conceptual explaination The CG is changed by lifting the large weight upward at to bottom and decreasing the radius distance of so it will make the wheel top heavy...

More progress. I realized that when the bottom weight is dropped it will make the wheel top heavy so I made a video of a fixed setup to show how it rotates. And the yank and pull should be enough to continue rotation. But the file type is not allowed. It rotates from around 5 ccw up to 2 o'clock. So...