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

[AB Hammer]

I think I found the answers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jZUdiAfWm8

Thank Merg

That will work well, especially around magnet designs. I have a couple but never thought about using them. You know out of sight out of mind in this case.

[hansvonlieven]

Maybe we should take into account the use of new technologies for this machine.
The first thing could be reducing the friction in pendulum's pivot point by changing the classic metal ball bearings with ceramic ball bearings - it is estimated that pendulum will oscilate 6 times more then:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZfamxrIQgU

Did anyone use/test these ceramic bearings? Any experience?

G'day Merg'

If Milkovic's design had anywhere near the surplus energy he claims bearings would be the least of your worry. Milkovic cheats and his so called "Expert" evaluations are a lot of crap. The device loses energy instead of gaining any. His theories are rubbish.

Hans von Lieven

[SteinerP]

The idea of ceramic bearings being used deserves attention, at least to put more light on further developing this and other similar possibilities, which would also have the potential to be applied. It could be interesting collecting data on practical use of this idea, so if there are any - this is the right place for them to be shared.

Btw, negative and sarcastic tone which is in continuation used by some users of this forum is something I personally don't see as a productive way of thinking and acting. Maybe it is a necessary accompaniment of researchers and their struggle with problems they face (although I seriously doubt it is a characteristic of a sound researcher), but for sure it is a component that lessen their chances to come up with results directly proportionate to the extent of that tone. Let alone those who are just sarcastic and doing nothing else.

Best regards

[1quasar1]

I share Steiner's thoughts. I will be using ceramic bearings on my device thanks to the discussion on this subject.
Dave

[Merg]

I share Steiner's thoughts. I will be using ceramic bearings on my device thanks to the discussion on this subject.
Dave

Good choice, Dave. Another good comparation: standard bearings run 7 seconds while ceramic bearings run 34 seconds on this bike:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NW7wKg6OSFg