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

[stevensuf]

If anyone has a prototype a simple way to test for OU would be to fix the lever, lift the pendulum to a set hieght release it and time how long it swings for, next release the lever lift the pendulum to the same hieght release and time again till it stops, if the duration of both is the same then we have ou, if less then we know some of the pendulums motion has been lost to moving the lever. A simple electromagnet , some iron and a small neo magnet on the pendulum with a hall switch and transistor could easily be used to keep the pendulum going, (much like a pulse motor). Taking power

There is no magical resonance or frequencies here ,just playing with balance.

In my head the logic is simple, the motion of the pendulum makes the lever effectively heavier at one point causing the opposite side to rise then when the pendulum is at full swing its weight is removed from the equation causing the lever to fall.

I would love for a professor to explain to me where gravitational pe is stored I have been formulating an idea in my head for sometime, that there is no such thing as energy only state,  ie hot cant do work without cold, motion cant do work unless other motion. If we imagine heat as electron orbit increase in diameter but slowing down of the electron speed and cold as decrease in electron orbit but increase in elecrton speed (if the orbit did not slow down as the atom heated and orbit hieght increased then any change in heat would create plasma as the attraction of the proton to electon would weaken and the elctron would fly off, simmilary if when the atom cooled and the orbit hieght decreased then the orbit speed would have to increase or the electron would crash into the nucleus as the proton attraction would drag it down) . Imagine motion as electron orbit change from circular to elliptical with the electron speed varying to keep the attraction to the nucleus balanced in both cases the overall momenta of the electron remaining constant.

Imagine i put "pe" into a rock on the moon but let it drop on the earth woohoo free energy, the smart asses will say but the moon has pe already so lets say i give an asteroid in the belt a little shove in earths direction there is no pe=mgh for many millions of miles. You do not put PE into an object by raising it, its overall state remains the same as it was on the ground. Id say there is no such thing as pe it is imaginary you can get work out of gravity you can get work out of heat or motion but no bloody energy, it is all just state and an attempt to persuade matter to change its state by application of force or field.

Just an idea??

[Dingus Mungus]

If anyone has a prototype a simple way to test for OU would be to fix the lever, lift the pendulum to a set hieght release it and time how long it swings for, next release the lever lift the pendulum to the same hieght release and time again till it stops, if the duration of both is the same then we have ou, if less then we know some of the pendulums motion has been lost to moving the lever.

Even with twice the friction this pendulum lever system is capable of storing its kinetic energy longer and swing in phase at a higher velocity. So that is why I claim to have observed 2nd law violations via simulation software. I assume the device to be underunity because even if you were able to extract this excess kinetic energy it wouldn't be enough to reset the pendulum from a stopped point. If a designer developed a way to continously maintain the intensity and phase of the pendulum, perhaps contintuous extraction of this observed excess kinetic energy is possible.

Still worth working on if you're interested in mechanical resonance...
~Dingus

[artman]

Hi all!

At first when I found this topic and Milkovic's device (just 2 weeks ago) I was amazed. The videos looks rather convincing to me, but after some hours spent in WM2D I became a little unsatisfied. I had a hard time even get some result that resembled Milkovic's motions, but after a while I understood that the proportion in mass between the pendulum and lever was wrong ( I had too heavy lever). Anyway I did not find any clear signs of overunity and became somewhat sceptic, something was wrong, either Milkovic or WM2D or both.
The more I think about it, I've come to the conclusion that WM2D is not usable in this case.
Still I'm not totaly convinced that the device is OU, but I could really use some FE, so I'm going in =).
My replica is almost done, and I will post some pictures and results later but first I wanted to shear some thoughts about where the energy might be coming from.
What comes to my mind is a text called "Vimaana" (flying craft in sanskrit) where the auther Lehel Repits (written in swedish, printed in 1971) describes how to build a flying sourcer, both a FE machine and an antigravity device.
He is into some schauberger ideas, however, on page 35 we can read

I will translate it for you.
"A german engeneer /Hansen/ living in /Helsingborg/ in sweden was very close to the solution. The experiment was published in a swedish magasine in the begining of year 1969. The experiment was composed of two equal wheights, each tied to a string and put in rotation. At a certain point in time the radius /strings/ where shortend. The speed of the rotation whas doubled. At the same point on the pereferie orbit the wheights are allowed to resume the longer radius rotation. According to all schoolbooks in physics the speed of the rotation would also resume to the former rotational speed. And yet, instead of the rotational speed falling down, as you learn in school, the wheights remaind in the higher rotational speed. At each shortening of the radius, the rotational speed squered to the former. If such accerleration is to be achived at each radius-shortening, its demanded that the radius-shortening happends at the same perefial point every time, and this demand also aplies to the longening of the radius. Hansen called these moments and the whole effect  'mechanical impulse-moments' "

To me, this resembles our case with the pendulum, when the lever flips, its like the wheigt gets longer radius at some points and shorter at some. If the timing is perfect this could tap the FE.
This would also explain why WM2D aint helping. . it obeys to the schoolbook laws.

[WhiteFalcon]

Hi!

First post from me!  I'm not an engineer of any kind, but a chemist interested in "free energies", my academics included math, physics etc... but just enough to grasp a few concepts here and there...!!!

I will give this device a try...

The way I see the whole thing is :

The pendulum is not doing "work" in the whole device : the only work it is doing is "moving the gravity center" of the lever (arm).  The lever's gravity center is a massless component, so moving it doesn't use much "work"...  So the loss of the pendulum should be the same as a normal pendulum (friction)...

Here's how I will build it :

When the lever AND the pendulum are at rest, the "gravity center" of the whole thing should be just over the axis.

The mass of the lever and pendulum are related.  When the pendulum is at its higher swing (from one side or the another), the gravity center of the lever should not be moved too far away from the axis, because the whole device could FALL OVER, or we would have to use "stoppers" (in which we will "lose" work).

The ideal balanced device should be able to operate without the need to add any stoppers, or springs.

This is how I "see" it, I may be totally wrong!!!!

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If it works, I won't use the lever to operate two bicycle wheels, but two Faraday Discs (using Tesla mods!!), the high currents delivered by the discs will be used to hydrolyse water, with an efficiency of over 100% (plasma hydrolysis), the gases from the hydrolysis could run a Tesla Turbine before they are collected and burnt in a Generator to supply electricity to the motor which will keep the pendulum going!!

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Could we put two gravity-machines in series?

12:1  times 12:1 = 144:1 COP !!

WF

[pg46]

@ i_ron

Nice work on your test unit. I am hoping it will work out well for you and I look forward to hearing back on your progress. Real nice design!

@ artman

Intersting concept you brought forward. Sounds like once you get this unit up to speed one could then cut the power and keep it going by adjusting the radius of the strings - does that sound right? and who is going to give this one a try?

Best Regards,