The Bessler Wheel, mystery solved.

[gurangax]

I'm afraid I cannot open design file. However I'm curious how it can be stopped once run and how you make it rotate in one direction every time. I assume that by stopping forcefully every levers got the balance position when the larger mass in at the bottom ?
Is this the same way Bessler used the principle ? Then I can't imagine how he started the wheel except maybe if he had a "window" in his wheel to rise the lever up ?

It is known that to fix the wheel Bessler will have to slide lets say a rod and poke it through a tiny hole. He is actually mending it by rising the lever up. Please read more about Bessler's action with the wheel. The earlier wheels was tied down so it wont move.

[gurangax]

Thank you Gurangax 
Looking very promising indeed.
(wish you added the Ikea parts with

Now I need to find the best free programm to open the wm2d file.

Regards, Bert

I think there is free trial version of working model
regards

[Tomasz]

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.

[Leibniz]

The excess energy is so obvious. Anyone who doesnt see it obviously doesnt know real physics.

regards

ROFL!

The excess energy is obvious? In your simulation?
lol... 
The rest of the world is just not smart enough, eh?  So, we're - simply - just not seeing it? Yeah,sure.

Congratulations, you just rediscovered a leverage principle. Now, mate it with the dynamics of a turning wheel. While you do that, think about what really means "closing the loop".
That is - CLOSING THE LOOP, again...

In the mean time, you can get off of your "divine pedestal", You've already build yourself an enormous superiority complex, and that's certainly not healthy!

If you don't know what I'm talking about, check out "Archer Quinn's thread" (from a few years ago, on this site). 
A very typical case (out of many hundreds ..) of a self-deluded revolutionary inventor, who didn't managed to do his "homework"...

"Archurians vs. Newtonians"... lol

No offence meant. Peace!

[TinselKoala]

I think there is free trial version of working model
regards

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!