The Bessler Wheel, mystery solved.

[gurangax]

no laws is broken it is physics please understand the energy that resets itself is purely gravitic attraction.

and the energy gained is simply from gravity own force of attraction.

[gurangax]

and the energy gained is simply from gravity own force of attraction.

just the same as energy gained from a windmill is got from the flow of that wind. If you take the device on a freefall it wont work because gravity is relatively zero.


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[Newton II]

no laws is broken it is physics please understand the energy that resets itself is purely gravitic attraction.

when gravitic attraction 'energy'  resets itself,  how it will raise to its initial height, unless it loses its weight?

[gurangax]

when gravitic attraction 'energy'  resets itself,  how it will raise to its initial height, unless it loses its weight?

you need to see it working in order to find that out


regards

[gurangax]

If the lever plank was light and yet stiff and one accelerates lever pivot point upward, the light weight would go flying, because the inertia
of the heavy weight would be unbalanced by the lower inertia of the light weight.

"goes flying" means that a local center of gravity of the flying component only informs the global center of gravity of the system
at time intervals with impulses.

[Whether a lever amplifies distance or(vs) energy depends on subsequent system dynamics.] With what probability can we retrieve the
light weight or project it's trajectory for reuse without the system getting tangled up in itself.  A tangled system demands an subsequent
energy intensive restart expenditure.

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In machine M138-141 the drawing of "handles" below point E seems to imply that the game is operated by means of a hand magnetic.
A hand magnetic is in OU reference to a device where humans apply nervous energy in situations without realizing it, such that OU
operations on the device are only apparent. I don't think that this necessarily creates a negative systemic situation for your device, but
I can't be sure. I did think that this was interesting in that this toy seems to operate based on a improper OU technique.

:S:MarkSCoffman

it is the heavier weight which is sent flying


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