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

[ltseung888]

Rotating Unbalanced Cylinder will lead-out gravitational energy. Amen.

Focus on large diameter, large mass and most importantly - higher rotational speed.

[ltseung888]

Rotating Unbalanced Cylinder will lead-out gravitational energy. Amen.

Focus on large diameter, large mass and most importantly - higher rotational speed.

An extremely daring thought:

1. If an Unbalanced Wheel or Cylinder can lead-out gravitational energy, every bicycle rider will be able to help in the validation of the Lead-out Energy Theory.

2. A Rider can attach a lead weight at the rim of his back bicycle wheel.  Gravitational energy will be brought-in to help him.  Theoretically, he will be able to spend less energy to cover the same journey.

3. I, a 70 year old weak person, can no long ride the bicycle to verify the theory.  Will any of the young inventors out there do it?  Amen.

[ARMCORTEX]

Nothing is that easy, lets be honest.

And daisy chaining wont work either, how would that be different than a normal flywheel.

Lets be real, if it was that easy it would be done by now.

Theres something about oscillating shock input, I agree, but now we must investigate methods of actually achieving that.

Methods to achieve the goal, not the goal itself.

[mdlarouche]

Consider inelastic collisions as the closest to your description to

"Theres something about oscillating shock input, I agree, but now we must investigate methods of actually achieving that."

Inelastic collisions represent This same effect but at an atomic level.  When atoms reach the maximum travel within their space they bounce. There's no spring and no direct contact that we can see (contact could be represented by impact force)

Try looking at my comparison and make some analogies to real world scenarios.
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[Paul-R]

2. A Rider can attach a lead weight at the rim of his back bicycle wheel.  Gravitational energy will be brought-in to help him.  Theoretically, he will be able to spend less energy to cover the same journey.

3. I, a 70 year old weak person, can no long ride the bicycle to verify the theory.  Will any of the young inventors out there do it? 

I am around the same age and cycle regularly. I am sure, Lawrence, that your doctor would say that it is wise to take it easy, but cycling would be good for your cardio vascular health. Subject to his/her advice, you try it.