New gravity motor from China

[hartiberlin]

Hi Dingus,
many thanks for making this nice animation !
Yes, I think with this method it will really work !
Maybe we can communicate this to the Chinese inventor, so he can implement this ?
Would be nice, if he could join over here, if he can write and read english language.

[MeggerMan]

Hi Dingus Mungus,
Nice idea except that you seem to be totally ignoring the displacement of water.
As the buoy exits the tube you show it floating upwards without leaving a lack of water in the chamber you have just sealed off.

Am I the only one that thinks idea can never ever work.
I don't want to sound negative, but you cannot get any excess energy out of buoyancy devices, period.

You must think of the buoy as a bubble of air, once it enters the bottom of the tube you displace a volume of water equal to the buoy volume and therefore you are stuck, you cannot escape this fact.

Regards

Rob

[hartiberlin]

Hi Rob, hmm, I think you are right. That is a problem. The float displaces water out of the tube, when it goes in at the bottom and finally, when it exits at the top this much water then is missing inside the tube.... Hmm, can we find a way around it ?

[FreeEnergy]

i think it also all depends on the float's shape and how it dives into the water. because as it dives air bubles goes in with it. now if the shape and dive is right we can eliminatethe bubles from going into the tube.

the float would be something like 12 inches by 1 inch. i dont know.

[FreeEnergy]

also the drop of the float should be enough to pump water back up again.