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

[Merg]

Some ideas from Hans @ Kelly.net:

http://www.keelytech.com/news/milkovic.html

Hello Hans,

I was wondering if you could tell me where the patent you got this graphic from is.

Did you think on this patent?
http://www.veljkomilkovic.com/Images/Patenti/Patent17.jpg

[rlortie]

Hans wrote on Keelynet:

From bitter experience in almost 50 years as an engineer I am painfully aware how easy it is to overlook the obvious, especially when one is working with a device that almost does the job and "needs only a few adjustments".

Either I am going cross-eyed or the linkage on the above posted 'Patent.jpg  is backwards! The pulse lever will be raising when to pulse it must be dropping.

Anyone wish to correct me?

Ralph

[Bessler007]

The timing Hans has seems to make sense.

I'm sorry, I was looking at the wrong drawing.

The swing of the pendulum is fairly constant in the results of the simulation I posted.  The blue line on the first graph is the rotational kinetic energy of the heavy lever.  The red line on that graph is the energy of the heavy lever after the energy of the pendulum is subtracted from it.

The area under the red curve represents the excess energy of the system after the energy of the pendulum is supplied; this is with 100% efficiency and is rotational.  That's an ideal no one can ever achieve yet none the less there's substantial net energy in this amplification.

This is without a doubt the most significant gravity powered device I've ever seen published.




Bessler007
Cmdr, MIB

[Bessler007]

Thank you Merg; that answered my question.




Bessler007
Cmdr, MIB

[Bessler007]

I was looking at a variation of this mechanical oscillator with wm2d to see what the factor of rotational energy of the pendulum was to that of the heavy lever arm and it does seem peak at 15x.

That isn't the most significant thing I noticed.  A mere 2645 pound heavy lever peaks at a surplus of 365 kWh in a little over 4.5 seconds.  It's not a constant energy but it sure is extreme.




Bessler007