New gravity motor from China

[FreeEnergy]

login to see attached picture. you just need one weight.

i forgot to add a ramp going from the exit door to the entrance door.

peace

[Dingus Mungus]

@ FREE

That concept would work perfectly if we could develope a perfectly sealing one way gate that has no resistance.

@ Everyone else

I got it... on paper... I'll animate it tonight, but this could work.
Or if anyone has a fax machine and scanner here in the US, I can fax
my rough draft to someone so they can post it today.

But according to my math its a perfect solution for this snag...

[FreeEnergy]

@ FREE

That concept would work perfectly if we could develope a perfectly sealing one way gate that has no resistance.

that shouldn't be too hard. the force that holds the gate closed must be less then the weight of the float. then we got it

[Dingus Mungus]

that shouldn't be too hard. the force that holds the gate closed must be less then the weight of the float. then we got it

Wouldn't this be easier???

[FreeEnergy]

that shouldn't be too hard. the force that holds the gate closed must be less then the weight of the float. then we got it

Wouldn't this be easier???

very nice.

how about when the float falls, it falls onto the volume that goes inside the water (like your idea)and then it opens the lower gate for passage. when the float is inside travelling it releases that volume from water pressure because the volume that was pushed in by the falling weight floats too.