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[hartiberlin]

Hi Larry,
welcome on the forum.

You have a few good pics here:

http://www.qsc.cc/gm0906.htm

Please also try using springs on the weights.
This then will 
pull back the weights after top dead center into the direction
of 11 o?clock, when your wheel should run counter clockwise.

I think a Bessler wheel will only work by  using springs to store the
movement of the weights and being able to pull them back at the right time.

So you can temporarely move the weights, gain the rotation by the different lever
arms and then move the weights back by the springs to repeat the cycle again...

I think this is the only way, how a Bessler wheel could work.
If you don?t use springs, all the movement of the weights inside
the gravity field is lost and the cycle can not repeat again.

Good luck.

Regards, Stefan.

[FreeEnergy]

any news on this?

[bluesgtr44]

Ahhh...if gravity does it's job right, the descending side with the spring will not be so perfectly spaced. The top will have a farther spacing than the bottom and that will throw the gear ratio off by a good bit. Bunching it up at the bottom, so to speak...this is always going to be a problem when we are working with a dynamic system and the springs are of a static value. Using a spring to shift the weight back to a position is going to be made even more difficult because of this....the wheel will accelerate, reaction forces kick in and the static value of your spring becomes useless. Now, if we could find a way to make the spring dynamic.....


Steve