Posted by Georg Kuenstler (217.2.166.25) on January 11, 2003 at 09:25:24:
In Reply to: Question for Georg Kunstler posted by Davis Landstrom on January 09, 2003 at 17:29:16:
: Georg, I saw in your post entitled 'patent a gravity converter' that you claim to have a working overunity device whose opperation depends on the action of centripedal/fugal force.
: My question is if you start the device spining on a table top, will it continue to spin unaided by human intervention for ever?
: Is that what you mean by a working model?
: If so there realy is no need to get the input/output overunity verified by an indapendant body (university) because the excess output should be sufficient to keep the mechanism going, it would be obviously overunity to any one looking at it.
: If this is the case then it would be far more productive of you to take the device to both James Randi and Eric Klieg both of whome will give you copious amounts of money for showing that overunity is real and will help you to market your device.
I have a working model using centrifugal force,
so the overunity is only limited in speed and weights.
The 'waste-Product' of this working model is a princible that
Bessler could have been used. I am preparing deep-links to my
webpage so that all 'Besslerwheel.com-People' can have a look at it.
The German Version will be available on Tuesday. The English version one day later.
Regards Georg