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Hello Raj, since you have entered the forum with your Mayday Topic... there has been a lot of development in your models... Have you tried your machine? If so ... What happened? Basically the problem is to avoid moving the wheights past the axle... every wheel that tries to lift the wheights pst thi...

Hi axel, Congrats on your 10th anniversery! I Started getting hooked on the idea in January 2009, when I was in bed recovering from a flu. I had my Laptop there and first stumbled over the German website www.besslerrad.de which is the equivalent of this site here,but without a forum. I thought... I ...

Hi Cheors, MT 55 is definately not stampers... it is a very interesting concept... Actually has some parts, that I currently use on my model... But no stampers... it looks like more rotating arms... or with a ratchet mechanism (as I described before...) Well but this is what I also meant before...: ...

Like any conception... the build is the proof. I deeply respect path finder, who at the end of the day probably built more models than anyone else here in the forum (Except maynbe John... but I don'T really know). But he as any ¨builder¨ knows... his best presented and defended ideas did not work ...

Hello Cheors, IF the Bessler Wheel was a PM Machine, it had a true advantage, that was as well a disadvantage: Perpetual acceleration. But the way the wheel gave its sounds it seems to hava had an acceleration like a pulse motor. My Assumption is, that a permanent rythm to this acceleration was cruc...

Hello Cheors, sorry to answer so late but as I read through the testimonials given from the observations of the wheel,mthere was one thought, that is against the idea of the stampers as part of the mechanism... the wheel could work in both directions. If you read especially the last qoute from s'Gra...

Hi Cheors, Looks interesting.. where is the Torque meter on this setup applicated? Do you "add" the torque or do you get it from the system...? A simulator software can easily trick you out and sometimes you can "tweak" it this way, that it gives you the right result. I stopped s...

I tried to simulate how i see MT55 potential energy transfer from stampers. http://youtu.be/zLWDWrwNtmg @ovyyus:Please remind me where the disconnection of the stampers is specified . Thanks Hello Cheors, Interesting simulation... Will you be able to build it? With 'being able' I meant finding time...

Hello Cheors, Maybe true, but the atampers in MT80 have a different function. They actually are involved in the complete system an provide the energy for the pumping. In the final wheel, they were only lifted and did not have any other connection. As far as my limited perception allows my brain to t...

Hello ovyyus, True, true... I forgot to think about the first wheel. But i believe that with that wheel, he must have had some kind of velovity regulation too. Maybe the stamps also were implemented from Bessler to hide the actual running noises. Bessler was very keeen on letting nobody find out abo...

Hi Cheors, No offence, but I think, you haven't understood the principle of the stampers in Besslers' wheel. Besslers wheel did produce energy. So much energy, that he needed means to keep the wheel at a constant pace. Therefore he had the stampers (and the two pendula). They were lifted by the axle...

Hello Raj, Sorry to my late reply from me too... sometimes things pile up... Let's have a look at the MT 55: What I see ist the following: There is a flywheel on the shaft = E (there is nothing in it...) There is a gear mounted to the shaft, that is very little in comparison to the bigger gear on th...

Hi silver...

I once started with WM2 but it is definately not to be compared to real model.
Anything changes with a model, that you can touch an see spinning...

Good luck with your efforts...

Hello Raj, I have flipped through this thread and see, that there are many theoretical posts on what might be the best design... Have you ever started to build only one of them? I want to encourage you to do so. Theory might be nice and mind thrilling... but where the rubber meets the road... this i...

@Gimer

The windmill was already for sale a few years ago.

Our good friend John Collins made a website for it:

http://orffyreus.org/

This is why I reffered to it in my first posts before...