Overbalancing wheel

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I've just had a thought ------------------- do you think Vidar has got an extremely small man, who clings to the
chain, waits 3 seconds, and THEN takes the link out, and at the same time MAGICS the chain to disappear?

BILL.

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Hi All,
       I've just been reading through the 'posts' made by various people, and I came across this post by
Vidar! (Post # 171).  Without the need to quote him ---------- he says, ' the device WILL overbalance, but will
eventualy come to a standstill, because the section  on the right, "will run out of chain"!
My questions are; what happend to the slack section of chain that REPLACES the taut section of chain, as it is
used?   Where does the chain go?


BILL.

other options is that the wheels will not turn at all because it is locked in both directions by the taut chain applied to both sides of the center (?).

Vidar

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WRONG!
It is NOT locked up, if it were, why would it rotate, in the first place ------ according to you?
You're clutching at straws, and TOTALY avoiding the questions!
The only reason I continue to argue with you Vidar, is to disuede any followers you may have, from believing
you are right, when you are obviously wrong!


BILL.

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Sorry for writing that reply. Maybe your drawings should contain more information. More drawings from several angles. So there in left no doubt what so ever how the machine is suppose to work. It will also provide yourself a better understanding of your own ideas. A good trick is to imagine how the machine can run in the opposite direction. If you can't, try harder.

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Vidar,
      Do you realise, YOU are the only person in allmost 12,000, that has asked for more drawings from
different angles, in order to understand my design more?  I  don't need to visualise my design working
backwards, in order to understand how it should work forwards!
Stop trying to put me down ------------ do yourself a favour, TRY TO HELP ----------- you'll be more liked!

BILL.