Thinking on a beach...

[iacob alex]

...in fact ,a pendular arrangement  of two eccentric masses,intended to develop a self tumbling motion in gravity ,you can see,if you take a look at   www.geocities.com/iacob_alex   then click on "Some_Drafts/text049.jpg 

   This proposal of "Tumbling Pendulum" is reffering to a pair of equal masses,playing under the influence of gravity fall.

   The red one mass is the driver pendulum,with a greater arm.

   The blue one mass  is the follower pendulum,with a smaller arm.

    The concept design is intended to determine  a continuous rolling motion of this pair,due to a tumbling method.

            All the Bests!

[iacob alex]

   ...that you can use in any flow(water,air,gravity fall),so to draw out some power,you can see at:   www.geocities.com/iacob_alex   then click on Some Drafts ,and there at "text051jpg".

     For a fluidic flow (air,water),we use the Smax/Smin unbalance.


     The Smax to Smin (and Smin to Smax) change is self.

     For a gravity fall/flow ,we use the Lmax/Lmin (long arm-short arm) unbalance.

     The Lmax to Lmin change is self,due to gravity.

     The Lmin to Lmax change ,can be made self,due to (rotational ) inertia

     So, can we imagine,a real performance gadget?!

         All the best! / Alex

[iacob alex]

.....about the natural incoming energy as waves , at : https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mjfSu3QY-FI
Maybe,when energy comes as a direct "current" ( gravity...) , we need to make an energy "conversion" (DC to AC ) , if we intend to make a "connection" to the natural incoming energy.
     Al_ex

[lancaIV]

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          Castro de Sampaio/San Pelayo

          in Labruge, La Briga

          Die Wiege/chest/berco Kultur-Europas,
           neben Atlantis/Tartessos,namens
                    Cale/Galé/Gala/Gaya
                           URSPRUNG
                          Caeltic,Gaelic

         Sincerely
                      OCWL

         p.s.: San/to iacob Jakobs Jacques Tiago
                 the Labruge Patron (also St.Amaro) 
         

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