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

[kolbacict]

Exactly so. For ease of understanding, a single impulse is enough only and both pendulums diverge at the same distance. Why don't they do the same with the hall sensor and tracking electronics?

[Floor]

Exactly so. For ease of understanding, a single impulse is enough only and both pendulums diverge at the same distance. Why don't they do the same with the hall sensor and tracking electronics?

Unclear statements, and I'm left to guess at what you are referring to.  Not enough
details. 

i.e I post
"The video shows both pendulums swinging in sync.
Your comments said they one starts before the other.
Do they start off unequally, but then later they fall  into synchronization ?"
... ... ... ...
You respond
"Exactly so. For ease of understanding, a single impulse is enough only and both pendulums diverge at the same distance. Why don't they do the same with the hall sensor and tracking electronics?"


    which is it ?
They start off unequally, but then later they fall  into synchronization.
                           or
A single impulse is enough only and both pendulums diverge at the same distance.

Do you see what I'm saying ?

I'm not willing to ask 20 questions just because you are not being specific enogh.

[kolbacict]

https://youtu.be/DWXp3ExOgnk
Well, that might make it clearer ...
The middle pendulum tends to oscillate all the time ...

[Floor]

Very cool ...
         Thanks

[sm0ky2]

Lets get one thing straight::


Milkovich did NOT invent this.
He only invented the Manual use of this as a water pump.


The device itself was inherited from the Dutch, 200 yrs ago