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

[Cloxxki]

I just realized that the peakiness of the pendulum's downward pull might be so useful for waterpump, to overcome initial stiction, making it easier to operate with muscle power. Whether it pumps more than a perfect level sytem powered by weights being lowered, I very much doubt.

[Cloxxki]

England is closer geographically to Italy than to the US ;-)

[Rhead100]

We have reinforced the frame and given it a solid concret base. Two piers 3 ft. x 1.5 ft x 2 ft. one at each end.  And we formed them up with a self levaling laser.  Next we will drill the concret and fasten the steel base down to the piers.  This should give the base an additional 2700 pounds of support.
Next,  we are extending the frame to 25 feet to allow for the building of two small towers , one at each end to house the feed back esccapment arms.
We have already built a much more stable pendulum support arm and are just waiting to get the 2 towers in place before installing it and the pendulum.  However ;  we are considering a little heavyer pendulum and of a differant shape to make it more airodinamic.The power transfer base will be outside the main base of the unit and I am hopeing this will not affect it's opperation.  I am doing this to try and make it easyer to hookup a small generator.
I want the unit to power itself mechanicaly and then make some electricity without useing ANY of the electricity it makes to opperat it.
I do undrstand that everyone thinks me a little crazy to try to do what everyone with knowlage of math and physics says can not be done. BUT they are looking at old math and not the new math of combining two differant kinds of math to do a totaly differant job.   Every test I have done to date says it will work.
All in all,  when I get it finished.  Without the pendulum it will weigh upwards to 2 & 1/2 tons.  And this is only the experimental modle.
I will try to make a few videos as we build. Just keep in miend it is in the building stages and looks a little rough.       Thanks.

        Raymond    RHead100
PS;  this guys site on you tube may give you some idea of what I am talking about.
http://www.youtube.com/user/BenVanDeWaal

[Nabo00o]

Raymond, I was thinking of saying this to you before, but now I just have to: you will have to watch your back! This is really a kinda big deal, I'm sure you know. Even if it isn't some big conspiracy, there's all kinds of people out there, and some might just be really furious on you for trying this, even if that seems weird.

Don't worry about the math or the physics of it, I am quite certain that this is understandable when we include more advanced physics, together with what I think is the core of its operation; the parametric resonance.

It will be very interesting to hear how your effort goes, if it goes well, well then a lot of people here will have to admit that they were wrong 
Bye,
Julian

[Merg]

We have already built a much more stable pendulum support arm and are just waiting to get the 2 towers in place before installing it and the pendulum.  However ;  we are considering a little heavyer pendulum and of a differant shape to make it more airodinamic.The power transfer base will be outside the main base of the unit and I am hopeing this will not affect it's opperation.  I am doing this to try and make it easyer to hookup a small generator.

Go ahead Raymond!