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

[Paul-R]

Many people on this forum troll, criticise and sling mud without any evidence...

...and that sums up your contribution to three separate threads on this site that I have
noticed. Probably a dozen more that I have not.

If you doubt the value of the "12 times more..." ideas, then try one of the water pumps.

Paul.

[utilitarian]

...and that sums up your contribution to three separate threads on this site that I have
noticed. Probably a dozen more that I have not.

If you doubt the value of the "12 times more..." ideas, then try one of the water pumps.

Paul.

I have seen the water pumps.  Not impressive.  Look, this entire contraption is just a see-saw with a pendulum on one end of it?  How in the world do you get overunity out of that?  You can't, and the fact that there are zero self-propelling examples of the Milkovic pendulum speaks pretty loudly.

[Nabo00o]

...and that sums up your contribution to three separate threads on this site that I have
noticed. Probably a dozen more that I have not.

If you doubt the value of the "12 times more..." ideas, then try one of the water pumps.

Paul.

Well I don't really understand why people do still continue to argue on whether or not this machine works when it is so simple.
People should instead try to build it with spare parts and junk that they got around, and see that it will still do much more than what a simple machine could do (which is to convert distance into force).

It does not directly use the rotation energy which we store in the moving pendulum, instead it uses the centripetal force created by its rotation. The loss of momentum in the pendulum is a result only of the pendulums displacement, and not effected by how much force you allow it to transfer to the other side. This is why a heavy load should be used, because it will increase the pendulums efficiency.

If any of you here have seen Tommey Lee Reed's videos before his account was suspended, that very efficient linear to angular ratched system could have been great if combined with this machine. Hope I get some time soon to try it out

[Paul-R]

Well I don't really understand why people do still continue to argue on whether or not this machine works when it is so simple....

Its not that simple; quite a few tuning and probably resonance issues
Paul.

[Nabo00o]

Its not that simple; quite a few tuning and probably resonance issues
Paul.

Well yes. The timing is really the hard part, at least that's my view.

But the actual mechanics involved is really as simple as one could have wished for.

Btw, for any of you have built this thing, is it possible to use wood as the main hinge, or would that maybe be to weak?