German inventor presents self running water wheel on TV

[Cloxxki]

Now I have uploaded the video to youtube.I will try to visit the company at the end of April with a colleage to buy a pump from them...I hope I can do this with my bad health , but my colleague will drive the car to them..its about 150 km away from Berlin, Germany.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrP83x2nYtY

Regards, Stefan.

Exciting, Stefan!
I'm sure you'll be well on the mend by then.

Do you or your friend have experiences with pump to intuitively be able to tell how efficient they are?
Waterflow when there is little or no altitude gained, flow quite easily. We've all dug trenches on the beach and know how easily a shovel can move liters of water at good speed, as long as it's more or less level with the Earth's surface. Bringing the water up a meter or two is where the muscles come in.
To lift 100 grams by 1 meter every second at 100% efficiency is just ONE WATT of power...
So when we see a water flow of say 1 L/s being brought up 10 cm, that's still just 1 Watt plus a tiny bit for the horizontal momentum needed to not fall back onto itself adding backpressure.

Anyone, if I'm wrong, please do correct me. I'm often wrong

The waterwheel when in the picture was always being manually helped, at all the speeds. Doesn't exactly look like a runaway waterwheel

[russwr]

John Keely from workshop Pa., 1865 -1899, invented and tested proven a self running water hydraulic motor. It had a Patent application that did not have the investor's names on it. Machine was shown with power take off running a saw , sawing wood. It developed 50lbs internal pressure from revolving 4 way valve that delivered higher pressure from water hammer and cavitation. He said he could control forces of nature with harmonic ratios of frequency vibrations. A similar unit was built and shown in Africa , many years ago. You can see an original /or  replica of Keely's device on You Tube.

[Fernandez]

Now I have uploaded the video to youtube.I will try to visit the company at the end of April with a colleage to buy a pump from them...I hope I can do this with my bad health , but my colleague will drive the car to them..its about 150 km away from Berlin, Germany.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrP83x2nYtY

Regards, Stefan.

Your health issues are certainly not my business but I have been down that road before with a few good friends. Never hurts to look into Tart Cherry Juice (no less than 1000mg a day) it is an all natural Natural Inflammatory. ......... I am not a doctor but it helped me and a few others.

Best of health to you.

[Fernandez]

Your health issues are certainly not my business but I have been down that road before with a few good friends. Never hurts to look into Tart Cherry Juice (no less than 1000mg a day) it is an all natural Natural Inflammatory. ......... I am not a doctor but it helped me and a few others.

Best of health to you.

Correction .....Anti-Inflammatory.

The blending of magnetic fields plays a number on you. 

[DaKrampus]

Hi All,

My question is why was it not running on it's own power?

I seen the guy turning the water wheel, looks like he's getting a good workout.

Simple to build, but the flow of the water seems to be too little to move that wheel.

Tom

Actually it is clear that the wheel is to heavy for the water to make it move. That is why he is using the crank to bring it up to speed. The german text then says that once it is at speed, it produces enough electricity to run the pump, which then pumps enough water to keep the wheel running. I suppose it cannot really produce a lot of extra energy, and that the people buying it in the scandinavian countries will probably have a nicely spinning "waterwheel", but i cannot imagine that energy production will go much further than maybe load a phone. it is a little like the inventor interview for the lüling motor. The inventor was enthousiastic, like this one, but the system never went into production.

Ok, i think those two builders are in good faith, but analyzing what i have seen, it think the guy spinning the wheel with his crank, gives it so much kinetic energy that it will spin a day or more (being very heavy and the water pump helping)

Cant wait to hear Stefans feedback after he visited the 2 inventors!!!

Luc