Mechanical resonant oscillation as basic overunity method

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Most beautiful demonstration of basic Skinner principle

Small energy is required to change the tilt of the axis

weight falls continuously with big energy gain.

I think it would be even better if tilt angle was slightly lesser.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTWwp5qUY3U

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[Thaelin]

  So with one way bearings and a large flywheel with heavy off center weights, a small drive motor would in fact turn a gen head at a much larger rate. The flywheel would drive a universal on the bottom to the take off under the weighted flywheel. Hmm. This is worth a play with.

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I think regular bearings would do, but apart from that pretty much so, heavier, bigger the better.
It would be even better if turning handle in the video was 3,4 times smaller, tiny basically,
so you get a real impression how tiny the input is vs the power of torque due to eternal free
falling. I would only make the tilt angle slighly lesser, my intuition tells me it would be even better.

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Karra Green Energy, another rare photo little more close up and clearer.

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Two overunity books

Energy Invention Suppression Cases Compiled by Gary Vesperman with the help of numerous contributors from 2007

and

New Sources of Energy by Alexander Frolov from 2021

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