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

[Paul-R]

yes but the milkovic 2 so is total bullshit

Haver you ever tried out one  of these devices installed to lift water?

If you are in or near Wales, these people have (or used to have) one:
http://www.cat.org.uk/index.html

They are quite uncanny. How can one lift so much water with so little effort?

[ramset]

Paul
do you have a specific link [water pumping claim]

I could not find it ?

Respectfully
Chet K

[Paul-R]

Paul
do you have a specific link [water pumping claim]

I could not find it ?

Respectfully
Chet K

No, I looked but could not find one. You could ask them.

[TinselKoala]

Energy is stored in a swinging pendulum just as energy is stored in a rotating flywheel. You get back what you put in, minus losses. You can get the energy out at greater _power_ levels than you put it in with... over a shorter time period.

[Zephir]

They are quite uncanny. How can one lift so much water with so little effort?

Because they're lifting water along longer path, thus with smaller force. The perception of force with people is strongly nonlinear: they tend to ignore small forces because their own body has quite large weight and inertia, which they overcome at daily basis. In addition, the perception of dynamic forces is generally weaker, than this one of statical ones. The people get tired even with static force, because of character of their muscles (many lower animals don't actually exert energy for exertion of force without movement, but the people do). Therefore the force exerted during motion is perceived relatively less tiresome than the statical force of the same magnitude. The statical forces also compress and deoxygenate the tissue, wheres the dynamic force improves their oxygenation instead. Many people therefore prefer slow walking instead of just standing at place.