New accelerating gravity wheel ! Converted video from www.newenergymachine.com !

[Pirate88179]

@ Valveman:

You know, now that you mention it, those hoses are high pressure hydraulic hoses designed for very high psi pressure.  There is no way that a self rotating device, at relatively slow rpm's, would generate any kind of high pressure at all in those cylinders, if it did, that would waste a huge amount of energy. Just look at the size of the motors that are used on hydraulic pumps in many industries.

When I owned my machining company, we had 2 ultrasonic diamond drills that used air/oil cylinders to move the drill head.  This was a "low pressure" system and used regular plastic tubing for the hydraulic lines. This system still required the use of a fairly good sized air compressor operating at about 120 psi in order to function.

Those hoses on the device are rated for 1,000's of psi.  He even uses high pressure connections which can be seen plainly.

I mentioned this a while back, not in reference to the high pressure hoses, but to the hoses in general.  They made me a little dubious.  And, as has just been pointed out by you, we see a hose leaving the device and going out of the picture.  And, it is mounted on a pole or something in a fixed position.  To me, this parallels so many Youtube videos on energy devices where we see a wire, or two, running to the device and out of the frame.  Does not mean this device is a fraud, but it is reason for additional suspicion on my part.  Good observation.

Bill

[valveman]

@ Pirate88179

I remember Bob mentioned the cylinders were for pneumatic shock absorbtion.  Why use Hydraulic hoses and not plastic hoses?  My hope is that Bob is still reading the forums and will help to answer some of these questions.

Bob please steer us straight :O)

BTW:  I wasn't aware you could use a hydraulic cylinder as an air cylinder.  I know the hydraulic cylindeers are fairly stiff.

Robert

[noonespecial]

Yes, obviously hydraulic hoses, cylinder, etc. However, there must be a coupling where the hose curves and connects into the center of the rotor as seen in the picture that allows rotation.
Remember that this is an older picture and design. There are later ones that clearly show only air lines/cylinders.
Regards,
Charlie

[Pirate88179]

OK unless I miss my guess, that is a hydraulic pump in this photo located in the up right part of the photo.  I am sorry I did not take the time to label it but it can be seen clearly by following the hoses.  As you would expect, there is a hose leading into it, and a hose leading out.  A drum of hydraulic fluid (5 gal.) can bee seen directly under the pump.

Now, it has just been said that this was a proof of concept model and not the free running device.  Bob has another device.  I have not seen this other device so I can't comment on it.  If this device pictured was never supposed to be self-running then that is fine.  That is not the way I took it but possibly I misunderstood this from the beginning.  Please understand that I am just pointing out what can be clearly seen in this photo, based upon my experience.

I truly hope he has a self-runner and I also hope that he shares the info with us here.  Even this device, you can also clearly see that he has put a lot of time and effort in both designing and building it.  In my opinion, he has done a great job on both.  Let's hope he comes here to update us on his new device.

Bill

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@ Pirate, Thats a pump from a swimming pool filter system.