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

[noonespecial]

@ralph

No problem. I knew you were under the weather so take your time to recoup!

Regarding your LED (LCD?) monitor, I would try checking the refresh rate under display properties. Maybe a different frequency might help. Or try updating your video card driver. But don't do anything until you are better!

Regards,
Charlie

[broli]

Ralph there's probably something wrong with the backlight which is a CCFL lamp in most lcd monitors. That or the inverter of it, which is just like a starter going bad on fluorescent tubes. You've got two options. Crack it open and try to fix it by replacing the parts. Or buy a new monitor, they should be really cheap lately and get delivered to your door (newegg.com is a good place) But before that check if the problem remains on other pc's to make sure your pc is not the cause which I doubt.

[Pirate88179]

@ Ralph:

I agree with noonespecial about the refresh rate, of course it could be the backlight as well.  The refresh rate is easy to check/reset so I would check that first.  For some reason, when I downloaded service pack 3 for xp I had to reset my refresh rate back to 85 hz.  It came from the factory at 60hz and I could not use it for more than 10 minutes without getting a very bad headache.  Then, after my xp download, I started getting headaches again and what do you know?  I set it back now and all is well.
Bill

[rlortie]

Hip Hip Hooray!

I thank you one all for your input regarding my flashing monitor. It was indeed the 'refresh rate' causing the problem.  It kept overriding the default returning to 60 Hertz, Re-downloaded the video driver, set it for maximum of 75 Hertz and all is back to normal.

I wish I could say the same for myself as I am still down with this darn bug. It is now into my inner ear and effecting my equilibrium, ended up on the floor four times yesterday!

To Charlie and LarryC, I am really interested in how your attempts at Bob's design is progressing?

If Bob does not come forth with any updates or a reasonable request for more time by December 15th, I will be looking forward to adding my own collaboration.

Ralph Lortie



   

[guruji]

I was thinking about this machine of Bob and I think he's using a pump with gravity valves in the middle of the rotor to push the weight up while springs pull back the weight back.
What do you think guys about this idea?
Thanks