1939 Gravity Power - multiply power by 1200%

[gotoluc]

Here is the second part of the video demo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF-ZlkBw46g&feature=youtu.be

Luc

[i_ron]

Here is the second part of the video demo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF-ZlkBw46g&feature=youtu.be

Luc

Well you gave it a good shot Luc, can't think of any improvements at this point...


Ron

[havuhung]

Here is the second part of the video demo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF-ZlkBw46g&feature=youtu.be

Luc

Hi gotoluc,
   I have a comment as follows: lower shaft of your test device, the shaft is bent so the vertical concentric compared with lever shaft is not exactly! this comes to is this: I've heard a metallic sound (hiss) by rubbing each shaft impact upon the bottom of the device, while watching your video clip!. . . When you adjust the gain consensus best will no longer emit cries, while the shaft is rotating in a smooth manner, I believe that it will also have the momentum to spin a little bit more when you stop supplying power to the electric motors. . .

Thanks for the video and your work.

[Craigy]

Great work Luc.... the only observaton i will throw in is that on my model, the connection between the long lower shaft and the crank plate where the smaller weight is, is very loose.... that means that the small weight can be moved up and down, and as a result the plate moves up and down the main shaft.

An example of that movement is that when the machine is at rest the plate is pushed down  ( by the small weight ) one side , and up the mainshaft on the other.....when spinning the small weight rises, which means the other side of the plate moves down the shaft .

The large weight also needs to be able to spin freely about its own axis  regardless of the position of the smaller weight

I wonder if the bearing in the pillow block is restricting the system too much, try removing the bearing from the pillow block and see if that frees it up...maybe it needs an oversize bearing...to allow a bit of slack 

[turbogt16v]

to luc

nice work so far,but i see some mistakes,the upper lever that is driving the plate i not welded to plate
it only change the center of gravity it does not force it to spin,the joint on the upper chain is not needed if it is circle orbit.
The cement weights are to heavy, and do not lay along tho whole bar ,use less weights along whole bar,

dont mean to argue just to help,i am working on my setup and pic or video soon