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

[Charlie_V]

Hey, theres the ratchet idea!

[Rhead100]

:-) found this

Did you mean something like this ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbWeI2Kam3s&feature=channel_page
Or this ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m07VAdJZnp8&feature=channel_page
Or maybe this ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AulAeyAjtzk&feature=channel_page

I later took the tire and rime off the wheel and using it like a pulley. Tied a #10 braided nylon line to it and a 10 pound odd shaped peace of steel over 60 feet away. Holding the wheel so it would not turn. I got the machine up to speed and turned loss.  It pulled the steel the over 60 foot distants then snatched it into the air (over 6 feet high) so hard it Brock the # 10 braided nylon line.  AND did it all in just under 6 seconds.
SORRY !!!!  I did not make a video of that.  DANG  IT !!!!
By the way;;   the first video is a coffee can full of concrete (14 pounds)
The second two videos are a 6 gallon bucket full of concrete (122 pounds)
Almost NO difference in power needed to KEEP them swinging ONCE they are swinging. The only difference in energy needed to keep the larger one swinging was the larger size and extra air drag.  That is why I now use lead in my pendulums. More weight more power, Smaller pendulum, less air drag.
That is one of the most important parts of the 2 stage oscillator.
Everyone knows that it takes more energy to get a car from zero to 60 in a 1/4 mile than it takes to run a car for a 1/4 mile at 60 miles per hour.

I am making a set of videos explaining the finer points of the 2 stage oscillator and exactly what is happening to make it work, (in detail) step by step.  They show many points that the average person is missing.
One example is where does the excess power come from.
My problem with this videos is that the files are too large to post to you tube. OR at the least I don't know how to post them on you tube.  They run over 400 megs and 15 minutes each.  Is there anyone out there that can help me get them on the net for everyone to see ??

           Raymond

[Nabo00o]

If you had a special account on youtube you could have the videos as long as you wanted to.
Many are using this system to show films and educational lectures, like MIT for example.

[Charlie_V]

What is MIT saying about this machine might I ask? 

By the way, adding more weight to the pendulum increases the centripetal force generated.  If you released the weight from a 90 degree vertical position the centripetal force is 2mg (twice the mass of the weight times gravity).  This was rather bewildering to me because the length of the rod makes no difference.  This is because at free fall, the velocity is a function of the rod length and it drops out of the equation so all is left is the factor 2, the mass, and gravity.  Turns out the rod length increases the stored energy in the system (and reduces the frequency) - which is important if you have a load with a certain energy requirement. 

I'm interested to hear where Rhead100 thinks the excess energy is coming from.  I think its from gravity.

[Cloxxki]

Nice vids rhead, I had already admired those before.
It would be interesting to see your big 2-stage pendulums do more work than push away some air or keep a bike wheel turning. Your hands are now mostly overcoming the system's air drag, it seems? If the wheel would be a waterwheel, things would be come more understandable, perhaps. If that waterwheel can lift more water weight than the 1st stage weight and to the latter's starting height at that, we've got overunity I would say.