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

[AB Hammer]

It is good to here that Bob is still with it. 

[LarryC]

@all

I finally received a response from Bob. Sounds like he is moving forward so that's great news.......

> Hi,
> Your website says that your new machine will be completed in early September. I was wondering when you will be adding the update?
> Thanks so much,
> Charlie
>
I'm am presently having one built in Canada and I am traveling to the US to maybe make a deal as well for construction there at
a plant that is geared for what I need. The new unit will be upgradeable from 1000 to 3000 lb. of torque. Like the Windmill, it has
a slow rpm. The only real drawback is the more energy it can put out, the heavier the machine has to be to support the weight.

Thanks for your interest.......Bob

Outstanding, thanks for the info Charlie,

I just hope his machine info is released in time, to reduce the climate change, that is destroying so many lives. Trust me, I know from Katrina, it is a great physical and mental burden when your house and neighborhood is taken apart. Now Gustav has inflicted suffering upon many thousand more.

Regards, Larry   

[noonespecial]

Would he be willing to share detailed drawings of his wheels or give a patent number?

Jason

Hi Jason,
I can ask. The only disappointment in all of this is that he claims to have applied for a patent but a search of both Canadian and US patents doesn't show anything. So I don't know what's up with that......
Regards,
Charlie

[bobmary]

Hi Jason,
I can ask. The only disappointment in all of this is that he claims to have applied for a patent but a search of both Canadian and US patents doesn't show anything. So I don't know what's up with that......
Regards,
Charlie

I have applied for a patent in Canada and US and since found out that the US shelve the application for 18 months then process it.
I have to wait about 12 more months for it to be processed.
.

Hello to all. Just like to say how glad I am to see the interest everyone has in my machine.
The machine I am referring to is the one at  www.newsourceofenergy.com . Lots of you say
it can't be done and others say how did you do it. As a matter of fact it was very simple and
I had help. George, a good friend of mine, who was an engineer since 1945 was very interested
in what I had done so far and suggested to try the cam and leaver mechanism that I used in
the unit in the short clip.
Now picture this in your mind. Get 2 weights that weigh 10 lb each and weld a strong rod
between them at about 25 inches. These weight are placed vertically on a track. One at center
and the other at the bottom The 2 weight joined together take less energy to move toward the closer
to the center you get. If you are moving the weights 25 inches you only have to move them 12 inches
to get to the 0 weight factor as centrifugal force does the rest. The first 2 or 3 inches are the hardest to
move. To do this, a strong rod 3 feet out from the center to the end of the circumference of the rotating
unit. This is were the pivot point is for the leaver to lift the weights. The actual length of the rod is 42
inches. A 42 inch rod acts like a pry bar36 inches to develop the force and 6 inches to do the work.
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36 inches            cl   6 inches
The 10 lb weight at the end of the 36 inch rod generates 30 lb plus 400 lb of weight from the wheel
rotating (flywheel affect) and with the pivot point 6 inches from the end , it can move a lot of weight.
The cam first moves the weights about 4 inches and then the leaver takes over and moves the weight just passed the center position. ( weights are equally divided in the center of the machine) Then
the centrifugal force takes over and moves the weights the other half of the way.
After this month I should have two companies, one in Canada and one in the US manufacturing them.
You can do a lot with a set of leavers.
 
Regards........Bob

[helmut]

I have applied for a patent in Canada and US and since found out that the US shelve the application for 18 months then process it.
I have to wait about 12 more months for it to be processed.
.

Hello to all. Just like to say how glad I am to see the interest everyone has in my machine.
The machine I am referring to is the one at  www.newsourceofenergy.com . Lots of you say
it can't be done and others say how did you do it. As a matter of fact it was very simple and
I had help. George, a good friend of mine, who was an engineer since 1945 was very interested
in what I had done so far and suggested to try the cam and leaver mechanism that I used in
the unit in the short clip.
Now picture this in your mind. Get 2 weights that weigh 10 lb each and weld a strong rod
between them at about 25 inches. These weight are placed vertically on a track. One at center
and the other at the bottom The 2 weight joined together take less energy to move toward the closer
to the center you get. If you are moving the weights 25 inches you only have to move them 12 inches
to get to the 0 weight factor as centrifugal force does the rest. The first 2 or 3 inches are the hardest to
move. To do this, a strong rod 3 feet out from the center to the end of the circumference of the rotating
unit. This is were the pivot point is for the leaver to lift the weights. The actual length of the rod is 42
inches. A 42 inch rod acts like a pry bar36 inches to develop the force and 6 inches to do the work.
---------------------o---
36 inches            cl   6 inches
The 10 lb weight at the end of the 36 inch rod generates 30 lb plus 400 lb of weight from the wheel
rotating (flywheel affect) and with the pivot point 6 inches from the end , it can move a lot of weight.
The cam first moves the weights about 4 inches and then the leaver takes over and moves the weight just passed the center position. ( weights are equally divided in the center of the machine) Then
the centrifugal force takes over and moves the weights the other half of the way.
After this month I should have two companies, one in Canada and one in the US manufacturing them.
You can do a lot with a set of leavers.
 
Regards........Bob

Hi Bob
Nice to see you again and thanks for sharing.

helmut