The Bessler Wheel, mystery solved.

[zoelra]

 Gurangax here is a suggestion for you.

When you are ready, forward your plans to one person such as Fletcher (here and at www.besslerwheel.com ).  From all that I have read from his posts, he appears to be impartial, very knowledgable, and well respected.  Have him review the plans and give his thoughts on whether the design will work or not.  If he gives a positive review, you will have no problems selling your plans to anyone that wants them.  This will satisfy the goal of releasing your design and allow you to make a profit.

[gurangax]

Gurangax here is a suggestion for you.

When you are ready, forward your plans to one person such as Fletcher (here and at www.besslerwheel.com ).  From all that I have read from his posts, he appears to be impartial, very knowledgable, and well respected.  Have him review the plans and give his thoughts on whether the design will work or not.  If he gives a positive review, you will have no problems selling your plans to anyone that wants them.  This will satisfy the goal of releasing your design and allow you to make a profit.

thanks but i've seen some of this member's videos and I can say that he will do fine.


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[Pirate88179]

I have a plan. I know even a video will not satisfy you skeptics. So I have asked a member in this forum to replicate it. If even this will not satisfy you then I dont know what will.


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Very good idea.  As I posted on another topic, replications are the ONLY way to show something really works.  We all know that photos and videos can be faked.  But, if others replicate a design, well, that is very hard to argue against.  I look forward to seeing this.

Bill

[Tomasz]

So if you post an idea. Don't give credit where credit is not due. If you show a design you worked on? Be proud of your work.

You are right, but I cannot edit my posts.

@Tomasz
nice try again, but that wont work.

I guess you have a big experience with GW buy why are you so sure?

Now I will say this, at one point there is no connectedness of the actuator to the reseter. it is free to move.

The "excess weight" gap does that almost precisely.

I am curious. Does your wheel require something that keeps it revolving at an optimal rpm?

He deserves the right to post his ideas in his own thread and to not have that thread hi-jacked by others posting their own designs and ideas against his wishes.

This is not against his will, because he was asking whether someone else could figure this out before he releases his info. My work is plainly inspired by this "findings".

[gurangax]

You are right, but I cannot edit my posts.I guess you have a big experience with GW buy why are you so sure? :)The "excess weight" gap does that almost precisely.

I am curious. Does your wheel require something that keeps it revolving at an optimal rpm?This is not against his will, because he was asking whether someone else could figure this out before he releases his info. My work is plainly inspired by this "findings".

I know when I see one. Well you can try building it to see for proof. But as long as you work on the 3d mechanics, there is hope.


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