Posted by grim (206.162.192.40) on May 23, 2003 at 11:15:45:
In Reply to: If everyone want to know about my Idea I can Open it. posted by SK on May 23, 2003 at 10:00:52:
Hi SK
Do you have anything built, or is it still on a computer or a paper?
My advice to you- if you have an answer, build it physically and verify it.
If you are slow at building it, and it takes you a year, say, then so what?
Low on funds? Scrounge farm stores that sell farm implement parts, lumber yard scap piles,
weights can be found cheaply enough.
I bet I don't have $25 US in any of this.
Materials? Bessler used wood, iron and lead. John Collins brought up in his last translation
about lead weights, but that's why many posts ago I brought up his references to alchemical symbols.
Saturn, Jupiter and Mars refer to lead, tin and iron. Iron for some parts, lead for weights and the
combination of lead and tin makes solder, but it also makes babbitt metal, a bearing material that is
still used to this day, from the coating of the rod bearing inserts in your car to the main bearings of
large turbogenerators. Bear in mind those float on pressurized oil, not the babbitt itself, but it is still
the bearings' base metal.
Don't go by a computer design or a piece of paper. There are too many real-life variables that come out when you
get your hands dirty.
Best to you,
grim