Posted by ovyyus (203.20.229.2) on June 27, 2003 at 18:17:07:
In Reply to: Re: MT138 posted by Georg Künstler on June 27, 2003 at 09:29:49:
Hi Georg,
What you refer to as 'weights' are in fact black dots depicted with white centres. Bessler used black dots with white centres to show pivot or hinge points, not weights.
Your theory about Bessler's wheel is certainly fascinating and it would be great to see you prove it out with a working model. How's your construction going?
Regards, ovyyus
: : Hi All,
: : On Bessler's so called 'toys page', (MT138 at http://www.orffyre.com/mt121-143.html) there are 5 illustrations labeled A to E.
: : E is obvious, so too is C & D. But A & B remain a little more mysterious. I've heard A & B referred to as a 'Jacobs Ladder', but I have my doubts about this because the depicted hinge points are not how a Jacobs Ladder works (a Jacobs Ladder typically uses fabric straps fixed around the segments) .
: : If A & B are front and side elevations of the same device or toy, then what is that Bessler trying to illustrate here? Any suggestions?
: : Regards, ovyyus
: Hi ovyyus,
: My oppinion is that in the middle of the beams are weights.
: This means, that as in my 'Drehmomentspeicher' excenterweights exist, which are
: accelerated, breaked on the wrong side. With this technic you are archiving the increasing resonace.
: You have a swinging system with increasing resonance.
: Again, the physic/mathematical solution is described in the book Physic for Ingenieure page 289/290.
: The ISBN is 3-519-26508-7. All working models of Bessler uses this principle. This
: is the principle Besslers stated.
: The way for free energy is free now.
: Best regards
: Georg Künstler