New Idian inventors gravity running wheel video !

[FreeEnergy]

here

[Michel]

From:
http://in.news.yahoo.com/060624/139/65ctd.html

...The concept's working is based on three basic principles of gravitational pull on Earth, the Archimedes principle of floating and the magnetic force that are available at no cost. Financially and ecologically, our system is profitable and safe....

See here PLEASE: http://perpetuum.monsite.orange.fr
http://diagtools.free.fr/forum1/viewtopic.php?p=50#50

[david_gaithersburg]

I got a bit excited when I first heard about this since I have been working on utilizing buoyancy for some time.

I must say these guys are two funny.  I see in the video a pair of bicycle wheels being spun by hand for the camera.  The diagram has nothing to do with the spinning wheels which appear to have blocks of wax attached via packing tape.

As for the diagram it is a novel concept with many problems.  When the block reaches the top of the tank they will want to flip to the left, not to the right and down a chute.  When the block lands on the power wheel the diagram shows the wheel spinning clockwise, but then shows that it must spin counter clockwise to detach the "bit" (the yellow floating blocks.

If the "bit" is light enough to float then it will never have enough force to be able to drive a hydraulic hammer.  You could drop it from 20,000 ft and still not have enough force to drive the next bit into the water tank.

I must say that the flat piece of metal on the bit did get my attention for a few seconds.  If the bit were able to slide along a flat rail then it would be able to shift beyond the center of its mounted position while passing from the 4 o'clock position to the 7 o'clock position.  This would create a momentary imbalance when the bits are out of the water.

Oh well.  These three guys had some fun and their few minutes of fame.  I hope I am wrong about them. 

P.S. - I agree, why can't people on any of these sites spell?

[david_gaithersburg]

And upon further review it appears I am unable to use proper english! 

[hartiberlin]

Hmm,
curious is indeed the concept principle on the wall
versus the "working model" and also the news article
says, it does not need any water... Hmm...
maybe they really did show an enhanced prototype
and had only the principle of the old
prototype shown on the wall...??
Pretty unprofessional all this video demonstration,
but maybe it was just a bad cut-job of the people
who edited the video...you never know...
Also too bad, that no more info is yet available on
some Indian web forums ?
If anybody finds something about it, please post here.
Thanks.