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

[rlortie]

ABHammer (Alan) is a professional builder of 14th century armor. He strikes metal with a hammer reshaping it and it is called work. Tell him it is not work and see what kind of reply you get!

Ralph

[hansvonlieven]

Hitting a piece of iron with a hammer IS doing work. Ron's device does not do that. There is NO interaction with anything outside his system. If his counterweight was to actually strike something it would be a totally different set of measurements.

Besides, it is not true that I did not read Ron's report. I have simply disagreed with his method of measurement from the start and I still do.

Hans von Lieven

[rlortie]

Hello Ron,

I have a great idea! stick your middle finger between the lever end and the anvil. If it causes biological discomfort such as pain, swelling, and turns black and blue, then you can hold up that middle finger and say; see it does do work.

Ralph

[hansvonlieven]

Yes it will do work then Ralph, just the weight going up and down does no such thing in a balanced system.

Hans von Lieven

[fritz]

1) The thing can be charged up with kinetic/potential energy
2) The thing consumes energy and releases energy
3) The thing needs certain input power and outputs certain input power

Because the thing is charged up with kinetic energy - the peak power released can be a multiple of the input power or even infinite until the kinetic energy stored is consumed.

so what ?