The Bessler Wheel, mystery solved.

[gauschor]

Too bad there is NO WORKING MODEL of your claims, free or otherwise!

And June 1 is getting closer every day. Just one week left!

But he said he has.

Anyways, I hope gurangax will create a new topic when disclosing his full work, as bits of important information are spread all around in these 40 pages, making it hard to follow.

[gurangax]

here is another look of energy excess being harnessed.


regards

[gurangax]

here is another look of energy excess being harnessed.


regards

this is a gravity effect principle I called the dynamic lever principle.


regards

[gurangax]

Thank you!

I have created a quick artistic impression based on what I have learned today.
There is indeed something to be done to stop the lever at a certain position.

that is some art, you are really good with this.


regards

[Airstriker]

Now do you understand? 

Now I understand


Simple yet brilliant - just as it should be looking -  if a working model works of course


Yet, I also see one "flaw" in the design. In it's current state it won't be able to constantly accelerate. It will always accelerate only to the point where inertia won't allow the weight mounted at the leverage to fall. And if so, the wheel's rotation will become very unlinear. But probably that's why Bessler needed the pendulums - to stabilize the wheel's rotation.