Centrifugal overunity...

[iacob alex]

 Hi !
An animation of Di Bella's "imparting motion" double rotating mechanism , at :
   https://youtu.be/SgvSNgWk430
playing a Viviani curvature ("winddow"...) and acceleration in a semi-space...
Al_ex

[Low-Q]

Hi !
An animation of Di Bella's "imparting motion" double rotating mechanism , at :
   https://youtu.be/SgvSNgWk430
playing a Viviani curvature ("winddow"...) and acceleration in a semi-space...
Al_ex

I did not understand the point with the first part with the pink centrifugal thing, but I can explain why the second part doesn't work.
The blue wheels wants to roll counter clockwise due to the weights at the left side of them. This will force the green wheel to rotate clockwise.
In the video, the green wheel goes counter clockwise, but the counter clockwise torque from the surrounding blue wheels will prevent it to do so.
Also notice that the red lead weights are repeating the same altitude. That means that these weights does not gain potential or kinetic energy during a complete cycle.
So, it doesn't work.


Vidar.

[iacob alex]

  Hi !
Take a look at : www.freepatentsonline.com/3404854.html
  It's easy to say "no"...before to read...
Di Bella's proposal is a double rotated (accelerated) mass with a Viviani trajectory.
  With four syncro rotating vectors , we can obtain a linear pulsatory one way translational vector...
      Al_ex

[TechStuf]

Consider what is happening here....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uhOtDlXkcU

and here....

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

Some amazingly tricky things happen when angular momentum is force coupled to gravity. Or even just itself.

Bessler is quite possibly the first human to be allowed to realize the fruition of the "laws of mechanical perpetual motion".