1939 Gravity Power - multiply power by 1200%

[alfilmx]

Thanks Ron I think it's exactly what Skineer use

[centraflow]

Ron


I think the gimbal is exactly right, a really good demo there, from the side view you get the optical illusion.


regards


Mike

[i_ron]

Ron


I think the gimbal is exactly right, a really good demo there, from the side view you get the optical illusion.


regards


Mike

Thanks Alfilmx and Mike,


Yes, if you look at the unit in the video you can see the four bolts in the end cap and if you look closely
you can see the little dimple in the middle for the axle.


But the proof of the pudding is the visual observation of it working. my slow motion vid and the three seconds where you can see the angles of the shafts and the position of the upper weight as it marches around in a circle. Now the same argument applies to the top driven end of the rod where the shaft
closest to the camera moves seemingly back and forth... then observe the one to the left and it has the same motion. This is only explained if the two are making circles.


Good to see that you are observing and understanding.


Ron

[centraflow]

Ron


they seem to be moved in pairs 180 degrees to one another. You can see what looks like a beam moving too and frow driven by the motor of course


regards


Mike

[shylo]

Hi All, was test running today trying various scenarios' the rotating upper shaft in conjunction with the spinning weights below, cause the upper shaft to pitch to and fro.
I'm sure the motor only rotates the shafts ,  back and forth is just a result, and designed into the build.
I'll know better with more test runs.
artv