IS THIS A REACTIONLESS DRIVE OR A PERPETUAL MOTION MACHINE?

[Low-Q]

What I meant was draw the model in 3D, such as you do in Fusion 360 or Sketchup.


If you need help with design or wether it works or not, it is important to be VERY specific. Detailed drawings in 3D is very helpful.
Because ball-pen lines, some ripples/waves, a square here and there, maybe a circle somewhere on a piece of paper, does not make sense for many. Even if the text/explanations are there, it is not always easy to follow the explanation of the drawings.


Vidar

[George1]

Hi Vidar,
Thanks a lot for your reply.
Your last text is very interesting. I would need some time to formulate exactly a few questions. And what are Fusion 360 and Sketchup?
Looking forward to your answer.
Best regards,
George

[Low-Q]

Fusion 360 and Sketchup is computer software where you can modelling objects, put them together so you can sort of simulate a real model, turn it around on the computer screen so you can look at the model from any thinkable positions.
Search youtube for Fusion 360 modelling or Sketchup modelling. Then you see what purpose these softwares has🙂

[Low-Q]

Well, aside from my reply above, I have given your drawing an eyeball, and wonder about one thing.
The waveform, I assume is a hollow track, or two tracks close to each other, keeping a small rod or something on track as you move the piston back and forth.
The lines that goes in between the two vertical parallell lines, what are they supposed to do, except from bouncing up and down as you move the piston sideways?
It is somewat hard to keep track on a handwritten photographed description, in multiple pages in, a foreign language...
Vidar

[George1]

To Low-Q/Vidar.
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Hi Vidar.
Thanks a lot for your reply.
Would you be so polite to formulate again your question(s)? I did not understand them entirely.
Looking forward to your answer.
Best regards,
George