Johann E. E. Bessler and his clues

[dom444]

I wonder if something along this line would work  do you think  

if someone likes it would be good to get a proper model of this movement plotted going around the wheel with the center on the inside leg where my hand was not the outside it must be on the outside of the axle at all times i don't have time for computer models can build it in less time.

Domenic




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[norman6538]

Dominic, make a couple drawings in the sequence of positions and then step back to see where the CG of the mass is and you'll probably see its above the axle....I'll do that later today myself.
Norman

[dom444]

thanks Norman but i know that already a cake doesn't have one ingredient i am going somewhere with this it is not the whole thing by any means there is more to it...
as i said before i don't have the whole thing but i have drawn it out on paper and looks good promising but lots to be worked out as simple as it is like the optimum counter weights to lift the end weight for example Bessler calls them very heavy weights, also the length of the extending rod and the end weight. for the moment i just want about 6 or 7 weight positions on the perimeter to plot the travel i know how it goes myself.

Domenic

P.S  any way don't you want to meet Besslers little children...lol

[dom444]

in regards to my theory picture i put up.... seems some one might agree with me


Isaac Newton views on perpetual motion


Interestingly, Sir Isaac Newton, the man who quantified the laws of motion, did not dismiss the possibility of this problem being solved. He thought it might be possible in one of two ways; that rays of gravity might be stopped by either reflection or refraction; that gravity could potentially become a visible and viable force if broken open; diverted or deflected from its usual path.

[dom444]

another find tells me i am on the right track don't you think and if about now you can't see it something wrong.

question what is one hand on and the other hand holding