Centripetal Force Yealds Over Unity

[SkyWatcher123]

Hi folks, Hi moro, thanks for sharing the link and information.
I have been pondering this device for some time now, thinking up a simple way to extract work from it and you've shown a nice idea.
The most recent idea i had, was to use a free wheel sprocket form 10 speed and have the end of that lever you show, interact with the sprocket and turn the wheel, with the bicycle wheel either having magnets attached or a generator touching outside of tire or a chain going from sprocket to a sprocket on a generator.
I know matthew jones built what he calls the 'bouncer' and it uses the same principles of a full rotating pendulum.
peace love light
tyson

[MoRo]

You guys might like this idea too...

>>> http://youtu.be/LNPR2foT2J4

[AlanA]

@ moro
I like your demonstration videos more. An animation is not real.
Since some weeks I am thinking how it is possible to generate power. The big advantage of your invention is that there is nothing which stops the ratation of the bike. The construction makes an up and down movement. Why not using a linear motor?

[johnny874]

  @All,
here is a test I'll be doing, it's to conserve momentum.
With a round cog, the distance from the fulcrum to the weight becomes longer as the weight swings upward.
For every inch of radius, the retraction is 9/16th's of an inch. To figure the max retraction, add  the radius
to the radius times .57. That number will ned to be less than the radius the weight is traveling in the wheel.
An example is, with a 10 inch radius, a 6 inch radiused cog has 3.42 inches of retraction for a total or 9.42 inches.
This means that by the time the weight is level with the axle, it would be almost 3 1/2 inches closer.

                                                                                                                    Jim

[norman6538]

It seems to me an excellent way to measure the forces is to cascade the lifting
to a second or third bicycle turning its wheel and see what it then lifts...
Cascading to two would be clear OU proof to me.
I'll try that when I can get to it but family and Christmas activities will have first priority.

Norman