12 times more output than input, dual mechanical oscillation system !

[ltseung888]

Let us focus back on the experiment suggested in reply 2581.

That single experiment will confirm the Lead-out Energy Theory and provide practical energy to power electrical appliances.

The theory is simple.  Unbalanced Cylinder will lead-out gravitational energy.

It is a matter of matching the right motor, unbalanced wheel, belt or chain, generator and achieving the right rotational speed.  The best strategy is to have government support and work with Motor/Generator manufacturers or suppliers.

Einput + Egravity = Eloss + Eout

Eout = Ein + (Egravity - Eloss) 

So long as Egravity is greater than Eloss, Output Power will be greater than Input Power.

[AB Hammer]

 ltseung888One thing you need to remember.  With the unbalances cylinder. You are also going to get a tremendous amount of vibration that can shake the whole machine apart.

[noonespecial]

For what its worth, here's a screen shot of a 2D simulation of two identical rotors. One with an unbalanced weight and one without. They both exhibit the exact same total energy, which is the sum of both kinetic and potential energies.

There doesn't appear to be any advantage to the unbalanced wheel in a static configuration.

[ARMCORTEX]

I think Chalkalis tried that in real life with large weight, he never came through with a OU claim, but it did move continuously.

[ltseung888]

For what its worth, here's a screen shot of a 2D simulation of two identical rotors. One with an unbalanced weight and one without. They both exhibit the exact same total energy, which is the sum of both kinetic and potential energies.

There doesn't appear to be any advantage to the unbalanced wheel in a static configuration.

I do not believe in simulation.  It does not predict lead-out energy in any situation.  I believe the assumptions made in the program rule out lead-out energy.

We either have to re-write the simulation program or believe in real experiments.

We can all see the lifting of weights in the Milovic 2SO with the pendulum.  We can all see the lifting of weights in the Chan Wheel.  There must be something wrong with the simulation program if it cannot predict the observations...