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

[Merg]

Veljko Milkovic Research & Development Center
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5. Swiss magazine for new energy technologies on Veljko Milkovic

"NET-Journal" magazine presented the Serbian inventor, Veljko Milkovic and his famouse inventions; two-stage oscillator and self-heating eco-house concept in its November/December 2012 issue...
http://www.borderlands.de/net_pdf/NET1112S41.pdf               

[Paul-R]

 
The electrical versions at:http://www.veljkomilkovic.com/ and http://www.pendulum-lever.com/applications.htmlare very interesting. Are there any electrical energy measurements available?

[Merg]

These measurements are only available
http://www.pendulum-lever.com/experiments.html

[Merg]

like pendulum swing...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vm0aqBSGjQM

[norman6538]

These measurements look very exciting...
http://www.pendulum-lever.com/experiments.html

I tried to use a weight on a string and axle such that it would
lift a larger weight on an axle. That would be so simple that no one
could dispute it...
So being encouraged by these measurements I'll get back to that
idea again.

Part of the problem I encountered was just the balance between both sides
of the fulcrum in the middle. There is a weight shifting and leverage factor in there
that needs to be accounted for.

The problem I have encountered with magnetic and gravity mechanisms is you
can do work but then to repeat that requires a "reset" and when power/work is
taken out the reset cannot be done for another repeat cycle. But if only part
of the work done is removed then the repeat might be possible.

I tried to email  bebic.jovan@yahoo.com about the measurements but there is
no such id.  Does anyone know if that person is legitimate.


I see the Milkovic pendulum as a lever that has a shifting weight on the long end of the
fulcrum that then lifts the short end with a larger weight and then
drops that larger weight back down when the weight is shifted back to less
leverage and the cycle repeats.

that could be prooved by doing the leverage weight and distance tests and then
replacing the shifting weight with the Milkovic pendulum using the same weight and
the same arc/distance  as the shifted weight in the lever setup.

if the Milkovic setup lifts more weight than the shifting weight lever setup
then the Milkovic setup indeed has a magic trick factor...

The real trick in the testing is giving just enough tap on the pendulum to keep
the cycle going and measuring that tap.




Norman