Easy Gravity wheel

[guruji]

Wattsup maybe you're right regarding those L's cause of it's centre of gravity but what if the horrizontal be a little more heavier so that it tilts a bit down?  Maybe this works.
Regarding Bizzy idea that wheel works too cause it would be like a bessler but with tubes out like in this diagram

Thinking again on those L's yes Wattsup is right cause it always creating balance the L.

[Bizzy]

Wattsup maybe you're right regarding those L's cause of it's centre of gravity but what if the horrizontal be a little more heavier so that it tilts a bit down?  Maybe this works.
Regarding Bizzy idea that wheel works too cause it would be like a bessler but with tubes out like in this diagram

guruji & wattsup
I truely appreciate your critique and contructive critisism. I think when I comes down to a working unit it will be a coupling of several ideas.
As I mentioned beforemy wife said we can go shopping this weekend once our wine is bottled so I plan on assembling another test table. I understand it may not work as well as I hope, but is my hope that I can get enough of an understanding to combine this with other ideas I have to get a working unit. I think for this test I will start with two tubes as guruji shows. to see how it reacts. Then add tubes and or adjust tubes to prevent equilibrium.
Again thanks and I'll let you know what progress I make.
Bizzy

[wattsup]

I would advise you against it because we have all put in so much time on such wheels and if we can save you some time, then great.

The wheel itself has to be perfectly balanced to start with. Just that can kill any attempt even before you start.

Now take the last drawing. One would look at this and expect it to work. But now turn that wheel so the left tube is at 0 degrees and the right tube is at 180 degree. One is at the top with the ball fallen down dead center, where is the other ball? It is now to the left side of the wheel and working against any further rotation. On such extension ideas, once the angle reaches the bottom at 180 degrees, it passes to the left side sooner then the top can get pass to the right side.

I would suggest you study and study and study as much as possible before you decide to spend money and time on an actual build.

wattsup

[guruji]

I would advise you against it because we have all put in so much time on such wheels and if we can save you some time, then great.

The wheel itself has to be perfectly balanced to start with. Just that can kill any attempt even before you start.

Now take the last drawing. One would look at this and expect it to work. But now turn that wheel so the left tube is at 0 degrees and the right tube is at 180 degree. One is at the top with the ball fallen down dead center, where is the other ball? It is now to the left side of the wheel and working against any further rotation. On such extension ideas, once the angle reaches the bottom at 180 degrees, it passes to the left side sooner then the top can get pass to the right side.

I would suggest you study and study and study as much as possible before you decide to spend money and time on an actual build.

wattsup

Yes you're right regarding 180 deg but if there are many around the wheel other compensate for that as bessler's.

[Bizzy]

Yes you're right regarding 180 deg but if there are many around the wheel other compensate for that as bessler's.

Good Morning
How many do you think it would take to compenstae for teh others and keep it pout of equilibrium?
Thanks
Bizzy