Mechanical resonant oscillation as basic overunity method

[Willy]

It is. BTW you still have not confessed your sins...

Nix

Specifics please. Exactly what one fact or fiction is it that you dispute.

[perpetual]

Specifics please. Exactly what one fact or fiction is it that you dispute.

You know what i refer to...

You claimed pressure at the bottom of the tube rises with height of the tube.

And that energy input/output is the same.

Nix

[Willy]

Sorry buddy, not even close to being specific enough.

You called for the duel / affaire d'honneur.  The one challenged (I) gets to decide
the weapons of choice, not the challenger (you).

[perpetual]

Sorry buddy, this is 100% specific, more than enough.

You don't get to decide anything, you made false claims, now you have to admit it.

To quote you

The taller the tube the greater the pressure at its bottom.

[...]

But the energy inputs are equal. This is one of the things that makes it a tough proposition (buoyance based energy experiments).

So, you claimed pressure at the bottom rises with height of the tube and that there is no energy gain here.

Both claims are 100% wrong. Admit you are wrong.

Nix

[Willy]

1. "So, you claimed pressure at the bottom rises with height of the tube "

2. "and that there is no energy gain here."

No I will not respond to this. More specific please.

1. To eliminate all confusion, you must first describe HERE IN, for me, that tube and the conditions it is under.

2. Only after #1 is satisfied, will I move on to the second.