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

[noonespecial]

Keep in mind that a 'loose' belt is only required to start the machine and has no bearing on its actual running.

This is according to Chas Campbell as mentioned in his video that I shared back in response #2663.

By the way, here's a very similar concept to the one you are proposing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFHkZ4iRo78

Best regards,
Charlie

[ARMCORTEX]

The 2 min video you refer to says that the belt absorbs the shock so as not to break anything and only a part of the device is talked about.

Do you agree that the wheel is released and is freefloating?

What is the causing of all that shaking?

[noonespecial]

The 2 min video you refer to says that the belt absorbs the shock so as not to break anything and only a part of the device is talked about.

Are you talking about the Chas Campbell video? Near the end of the video, one other person is talking and says that he could just as easily use a variable frequency generator to control the start of the machine rather than have the belts loose. He shows the crank that he uses to apply tension to the belt once it is up and running. He also mentions that the pulley would slip in the belt if it wasn't loose because the initial load is too great.

Do you agree that the wheel is released and is freefloating?

What wheel? If you mean the flywheel, then no, I don't agree.

What is the causing of all that shaking?

Are you now talking about the other video? I'm confused....

[ARMCORTEX]

Yes I am talking about the 2 minute video of Chas and the 2 other guys.

The VFD is only a proposal wich Chas cares nothing about, he seems to not care for those guys at all.

Basicly, that video says very little, in fact the device is mostly disassembled.

I wonder why this is all that was shown.

I am talking about the wheel that gets released by the holder, it is freefloating.

[ltseung888]

Keep in mind that a 'loose' belt is only required to start the machine and has no bearing on its actual running.

This is according to Chas Campbell as mentioned in his video that I shared back in response #2663.

By the way, here's a very similar concept to the one you are proposing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFHkZ4iRo78

Best regards,
Charlie

Since I do not read Russian, I cannot cofirm for sure.  But I did see a drill and two small "gravity arms".  I could not determine how he used the lead-out gravitational energy.

Can you please elaborate?

Such videos help to provide me with more confidence that the experiment will be a success.