Beam gravity engine...

[iacob alex]

  Hi !
If we intend to "copy" the natural model of a "perpetuum mobile" ,we are living on , we need to use two mathematical relațions ,only :
  - constant mass ratio M/m=81 (M-Earth vs.  m-Moon )
  - variable  arm   ratio  l/L  =....(l - Earth CoM  vs. L- Moon CoM  to the common CoM/fulcrum ).
If we intend to obtain , draw out some "useful" motion for "free" , we need to maintain in some manner the common CoG on the same side of the fulcrum/support.
Simply , we can change and play a well balanced self-running system into a controllable unbalanced one.
    Al_ex

[burnit0017]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjOdNuXGrJM&feature=youtu.be


Hi, I changed the feedback to use a magnet piston. Promising results, proceeding with fabrication.

[iacob alex]

.....is intended to be , as a starting image a simple mechanical arrangement , playing variable/oscillatory leverage (a beam/lever+two masses) , or a continuous unbalance on the same side of the fulcrum.
For the present moment ...I have in my mind no magnets.
If we play gravity unbalance , the size can be comparable to a steam / heat engine :
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/Grazebrook_Beam_Engine.JPG
...but much more simplified.
  Their common point is the beam / lever ,only.
        Al_ex

[burnit0017]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZCrcyeGhRw&feature=youtu.be


Hi, I found this flywheel configuration on youtube. I just completed fabrication of the device for study. Converts reciprocating action to circular motion. It creates some interesting possibilities. Maybe use a pendulum to drive the device.   

[iacob alex]

   Hi 0017!
Not related with a "Beam gravity engine" , but with your test , take a look at :
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=x0bWcmxq704
Here you can see an erratic eccenter with three masses.
It's a replication of an old test (Felix Wurth...some details at   www.evert.de. )
Take a look at : www.evert.de/eft377e.htm  ...playing two masses,like your model.
It can help us to make some understanding of inertial propulsion.
In my opinion a possible gravity  motor have a close resemblance with a future space drive propulsion.

    Al_ex