Pumping overunity...

[iacob alex]

Hi Gustav! We are about the same age(I am 62).I made a very short visit to your site(Freie energie und mehr...).I need some time to "encompass" it:it's large and so interesting.By the way ,mine(   www.geocities.com/iacob_alex/Stellarotor.htm   ),is smaller,but with a similar topic,so I believe.Regarding Prof Evert,I agree with you,but I like his explanatoty manner,more,it has a kind of "Wagnerian" language.as you said :you can take it,think about and do something...as in school.Prof Milkovic's (from Serbia)  site,if you know,is so interesting also(   www.veljkomilkovic.com/OscilacijeEng.html  ):he had the amazing idea to weight the pendular motion,in the most simple way,and discovered a kind of  phanthom ,called "overunity".The problem,as I see it,is that the pendular world is huge,we must explore it:mathematics is "afraid"(has no "tools",because of nonlinearity ),so we must go in the old "style",by hand.Gustav,glad to meet you,on the net.All the Bests!/Alex

[pese]

 
  i know . Prof Evert is theroretical , mathematic an physical
first TOP . But somes it is to do in practice now.

@alex.
thanks, 
(More for you by: PM)

G.Pese

[iacob alex]

Hi Pese!Yes ,I agree with you,but Prof Evert is your "Wagner" in  Mecanics,on net,so it seems to me.Nothing new,because "Deutschland Uber Alles" in Mecanics,does  not it so?You know the steelyard,as a weighing machine,a static's  operation.But how can we "measure", in a simple way,a dynamic's process,let's say a swinging,pendular motion?In my opinion,Prof Milkovic made it,with his pendular lever:it's a kind of "dynamic steelyard", a measuring balance of a free pendular motion in gravity(due to...) and inertia,in the same time.It can be an inviting starting point for ,as you said "Freie Energie und mehr...".Really ,as a simple   curiosity,I think to put my designs on a such "estimator".We are not poor enough,if we can still laugh...it's the tonic medicine of life.All the Bests!/Alex