Milkovic's Pendulum

[sm0ky2]

From his constant effort, I estimate he's inputting 10-15W of kinetic energy. Can we say that we get more light out than a modern 15W LED bulb?
12 times more was the original claim, so I'd expect to see a wall of LED light. 100-200W of LED light is quite intense in a small room.

The claims presented by Milkovic have no merit
This mechanism is governed by the same physics that operate the
Pump jack


On a side note i have noticed his hand has developed more of a downward stroke over the years

[Paul-R]

The claims presented by Milkovic have no merit
This mechanism is governed by the same physics that operate the
Pump jack


On a side note i have noticed his hand has developed more of a downward stroke over the years

The kinetic energy on the output side might be noteworthy.

[Willy]

Sure, investigate what ever one finds an interest in.

Interesting experiment...

Pass the line from which a pendulum swings, through a pulley.

Give slack to the pendulum line at varied points during the pendulum's
swings.

Take slack from the pendulum line at varied points during the pendulum's
swings.

Observe the effects upon the duration of the pendulums swinging.

[Cloxxki]

The kinetic energy on the output side might be noteworthy.

The people who promote this idea tend to be unable to calculate kinetic energy in a system more complex than a flywheel, or even that.
There is mass in motion, but it's moving very slowly. It takes multiple swings on the input to get the heavier output to do its thing at smaller amplitude. A flywheel will be easier to extract energy from.
It's all about perceived energy and force. It's a lever with dangling qualities. Hard to grasp, but not more potent.

[seychelles]

JUST PASSING BY.