Continuously Flowing Water Theory

[hoppfield]

  By having water in the top reservoir drain into a bucket, as the bucket descends it also pumps the
reservoir back up again. And when it nears the bottom of it's travel, it empties into the lower reservoir.
I think you'll get the basic idea.

  I think this is hilarious. With my build of Mt 125, the mechanics aren't much different. It does take time to learn.
And forums are not a good place to do that. Not with perpetual motion and medical hardship both involved.  :-)

[Pirate88179]

  I think this is hilarious. With my build of Mt 125, the mechanics aren't much different. It does take time to learn.
And forums are not a good place to do that. Not with perpetual motion and medical hardship both involved.  :-)

What?

Bill

[hoppfield]

What?

Bill

  You really don't get it, do you ? Water can flow continuously. The object of this thread. But smart people like you and tinselkoala missed it. It is a shame you learned nothing about hydraulics from building a Heron's Fountain.
And even then, it is nice to be able to see if a static head can be manipulated by hydraulic theory. Yet all tinselkoala was capable of was his heron/zed fountain. He debunked Wayne Travis yet the 2 of you claimed an invention on the same principle. You're smart. I bet you went to school, right ?

edited to correct conjugation

[Vladokv]

Here is Real solution to make water self flow upward. Its already done folks
https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn27710-antigravity-pump-lifts-water-upwards-with-no-power-source/

[hoppfield]

Here is Real solution to make water self flow upward. Its already done folks
https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn27710-antigravity-pump-lifts-water-upwards-with-no-power-source/

   That's pretty cool but it's ant-gravity. Did you see the water flowing upward and then be released from a higher point ? You might like this link, it's to water flowing up into the air. It uses static electricity and could actually be what those scientists have done without realizing it. Basically, their material might be creating a polarized (directional in one way only) field that attracts water.
  Interesting thought, If 2 magnets pull something towards them (between them), it might move past the magnetic attraction because what's behind it would keep pushing it through, like another piece of metal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhWQ-r1LYXY