Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!

[VANDUGEGS]

Tim,

Tim, you seem interested in the math. When I did the math on the six foot machine I only had 8.5 inch/lbs left over at start up. Not very much for a machine that is about 275 lbs. The math has been done by someone that seems very good with the numbers and they come up with a coaster or a machine that equals out, meaning it produces the same amount of power as is needed by the machine to operate.
People say you need to think outside the box, I have never seen the box. I think people may be put into the box as they are being tought in school, saying this is possible, that is not.
The thing to remember is, the person that builds the Gravity Machine is the person that can expand the Gravity Machine.

Darrell

[FreeEnergy]

uh huh. suuuuuuure lol
did you want cash with that? lol
how stupid do you think people are?  lol

[nwman]

Darrell,

Some more questions for you that you may or may not want to answer. On a wheel you think would work answer these questions:

How many weights?

How heavy is each weight?

How far do the weights off set/lift on the over balanced side?

What is the radius of the wheel?


I can guess from the pictures you have posted but I thought I might as well ask.

Tim

[MeggerMan]

Hi Darrell,
I am sorry to say this but there is no possible way that your device could work, unless part of your wheel is sitting in some strange dimension where the gravitational pull is a lot greater than normal.
A person that talks about gravity machines needs to be in a box, a padded one with a lock on the door.
This idea falls into the same category as buoyancy projects, they cannot work and if you want to, I will explain why not.

Give it your best shot and explain to me how it can work....

(I saw this one chap who built a monster Bessler wheel in his garden, at the cost of his family, job and everything, what a waste - and that never worked either)

Regards

Rob

[nwman]

I would like to comment on Kingrs comments. I agree so far it seems to be impossible to harness gravity but I do believe that everything should always be questioned again and again. Since we do not know what causes gravity there is still room for new discoveries. I'm fairly confident Darrell's' doesn't work but I won't shut him down blindly if he is willing and able to express his idea for pear review. If he can answer my last questiong then I will know for sure if his design will work.


Tim