The Bessler Wheel, mystery solved.

[centraflow]

That's nice, show that you can "change the relationship".

An off set see saw, heavy weight on the short end and a lighter weight on the other, the fulcrum is your center of gravity relationship, notice I said relationship

regards

Mike

[centraflow]

Now how can we do that as a continual change?


It is related to time bending   well I call it that for what of a word


regards


Mike

[centraflow]

This is about as close as you can get it at this present time


http://www.overunity.com/14655/1939-gravity-power-multiply-power-by-1200/msg406284/#new


regards


Mike

[MarkE]

An off set see saw, heavy weight on the short end and a lighter weight on the other, the fulcrum is your center of gravity relationship, notice I said relationship

regards

Mike

A lever does not change the relationship between a mass and the gravitational field.

[TinselKoala]

Lets use a TK type analogy,  if a one ton block of concrete was balanced in the doorway of an airplane at 1000 ft up in the air, then a very slight tip of the plane changed the center of gravity relationship to that block of concrete, naturally it falls out, the potencial energy of that block is huge. Don't try to say it took energy to get it up there in the first place, I am not talking about that, just the energy to tip the plane, but the energy from stable to totally unstable and it's result, I expect quite devistating if it fell on your house

You must be talking about that other "TK", Kapanadze, because I don't leave out the energy it took to get the block up there in the first place.
DO NOT MISREPRESENT ME OR PUT WORDS INTO MY MOUTH.

Nobody denies that you can "extract energy" from falling weights. That energy does not come from gravity, though, and the "trick" is that you need to consider the _complete cycle_. How did that pesky concrete block get up there in the airplane to begin with? THAT is the energy that "devistates" your house. The little tipping energy "from stable to unstable" is just what it takes to get over the final potential hill (moving the CG of the block over the edge of the doorway) and that is returned almost instantly as the block begins to fall.