Overbalancing wheel

[Dr]

Vidar: Imust respect your opinion even if it is wrong, I suggest therefore we return to our respective corners and call it a day!!!

[AB Hammer]

Here is a little extra tidbit for the calculation for space trips. All calculations are as if the earth is the center of our solar system or they may not make it home. I believe it has something to do with the wobble of a solar system. 

Alan

Sorry I just had to add a little in on this subject.

[Low-Q]

The sun and the moon are so far away that their gravity is as weak as a sheet of paper on us humans. Of topics such as this points out that our present knowledge about gravity is sufficciant to determine the outcome of any gravity wheel which is based on a constant force as gravity. The slight difference caused by the moon and sun, is the only applied potential difference which might make a gravity wheel working. On a bigger scale the tidal forces in the sea is the only useable gravity powered machine we know of.

[Low-Q]

I have spent some time to make some calculations on SPANGs design. So here it is with results. The average radius of the folded green part is not (r6+r5)/2 but (((5²xPI) + (6²xPI)) / (2xPI))^1/2

EDIT: It requires energy to lift the weight of the total 6N chain 6cm. This energy will perfectly nullify the total energy consumtion together with the energy consumed by the folded chain, and the energy provided by the blue part of the chain.

The weight of the chain is just taken from thin air. Does not matter how heavy this chain is. The outcome will be zero anyways.

EDIT2: Sorry for any confusion. I've done some miscalculations due to too many numbers at one time (and it's late 11:15 pm), LOL Updated picture and calculations below.

Vidar

[onthecuttingedge2005]

Gravity driven clock