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Overunity Machines Forum



Hydro Differential pressure exchange over unity system.

Started by mrwayne, April 10, 2011, 04:07:24 AM

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fletcher

Quote from: mrwayne on July 23, 2012, 12:04:51 AM
Hello Fletcher, We do not have a hydraulic pump - we do spin a hydraulic motor - from our excess - to spin a generator.

And Mark is correct - part of the initial set up is to push the heads into the minimum position (with Air) - and that's it - no new air is used.

The pressure increases and decreases repeatedly in a cycle.

Wayne

Thanks Wayne & Mark.

Well, that adds to the intrigue as it appears a totally closed system except for load as output energy - all I can say is very best of luck & I look forward to Mark's analysis after the long run test.

If excess energy to do work is being produced, & pressure isn't dropping over time to provide that, then I wonder if the ideal gas laws are coming into play with a twist i.e. where there is are adiabatic & isothermal cooling & warming legs in the process that brings ambient heat energy into the system from the air to replenish mechanical energy losses ? - that of course would mean a machine that converts heat directly into mechanical motion & that would be very interesting from the Laws of Thermodynamics perspective - I could be totally wrong there & you no doubt have a theory Wayne.

Temperature differences might be something for Mark to consider in his investigation of the closed system ?

Once again, thanks for being forthright & sharing.

Xaverius

Quote from: mrwayne on July 23, 2012, 12:00:14 AM
Thanks Mark,
Today is my Birthday - so I left to go see the Dark Knight in an I Max theater - that was fun.
And you have my permission to answer - as you feel - anytime.
Wayne Travis
Happy Birthday Wayne, and please have many more.  I envy you seeing Batman in the Imax, God rest the people in Colorado.

fletcher

That's why people do experiments - that's also why long run tests are important - that's why long run tests under load are even more important - the energy to do work in a seemingly closed system must come from somewhere - especially if buoyancy is the prime mover & we correctly assume that it is an artifact of conservative gravity.

So, I look forward to Mark D's investigation & analysis to see if an energy anomaly exists & if so where might it come from in his or Wayne's opinion.

TinselKoala

@MarkD:

When you go and look, please remember the story of the Redheffer machine. What is driving, what is driven; upon which side of elements does wear appear, etc.

I'm not accusing; like I've said before I have suspended disbelief and am still taking MrWayne at his word, but at the same time I'm as sure as I can be that something is missing. Happy Birthday, by the way, and many more to you!

13 replications all in simulation models, right? Nobody has yet built a working, self-running model?



neptune

@TK. I understand that some guy out in Oaklahoma, name of Wayne Travis has built one. :)