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

[mule]

Hi everyone

It took me days to read this entire thread, and quite thrilling it was too!

I'm attaching my idea for closing the loop. I think that it will take some experimentation and tweaking, but if we could find the optimum ratio (ie size of monkey/caloric intake/output) we could probably run this thing on one banana per day 

[mule]

On a more serious note: this concept fascinates me, and even if it's not OU, it's a great principle for which I'm sure there must be useful applications other than the water pump. I wish I had the time, the tools and the know-how to experiment with it. Thanks for everyone's time and input and experimentation, my head is really buzzing with the possibilties!

[tagor]

Hi everyone

It took me days to read this entire thread, and quite thrilling it was too!

I'm attaching my idea for closing the loop. I think that it will take some experimentation and tweaking, but if we could find the optimum ratio (ie size of monkey/caloric intake/output) we could probably run this thing on one banana per day 

hi all

very  good pic
this one is OU
you need only bananas

[sm0ky2]

i explained how to derrive the calculus energy equations for this entire system about 20 pages ago.

the entire system from input to output is slightly less than Unity.

[Merg]

Hi everyone

It took me days to read this entire thread, and quite thrilling it was too!

I'm attaching my idea for closing the loop. I think that it will take some experimentation and tweaking, but if we could find the optimum ratio (ie size of monkey/caloric intake/output) we could probably run this thing on one banana per day 

I like this idea
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It seems we have another theoretical interpretation of two-stage mechanical oscillator:
http://www.veljkomilkovic.com/Images/Aleksandar_Slavkovic_Milkovic's_Two_Stage_Oscillator_As_a_Parametric_Oscillator.pdf