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

[Alexioco]

To me that is quite disappointing really, I was hoping for a pure mechanical solution like Bessler... Still clever though. The way Bob explained his wheel at the start of this topic sounds like a pure mechanical solution he has discovered. He talks of a cam and various other things...

Alex

[vince]

It actually started that way!  He even wrote back to this forum (when he was communicating with us) stating that the machine needed no external power. On one of his first web pages he stated that he had originally made a purely mechanical system,but there was not enough gain to do any useful work,so he started working with his present system.

The concept is not that unique.  There is at least one other patent (can't find it right now) that uses external power to move the weight, and quite a few years before Bob came on the scene David Wagoneer of Creative Science was and  still is selling plans for a similar gravity machine that uses an externally base mounted cylinder or high voltage electro magnet to move the slider just like Bobs machine via a cam lever. Someone made mention to this in one of the very earlier posts in this thread but it went largely unnoticed because everybody was lead to believe that Bob's system was purely mechanical with no external input, and it was originally.

I'm not sure if Bob was influenced by this design or not but it is very similar.

Vince

[Pirate88179]

Not to brag, but i was one of the folks in the early days to blow up some of his photos to show a hydraulic tank with an electric motor powering the tank.

This is why I agree with Vince.  Maybe the topic was misnamed?  If he indeed has found a way to get more out than input using gravity, more power to him but, as Vince pointed out, the topic name is misleading at best.

Bill

[hartiberlin]

http://www.newsourceofenergy.com/Machine-1%20%28copy%29.wmv

Finally a good video where one can see, how it works.
Many thanks to Bob for posting this.

Looking forward to see some measurements of the output power versus input power.

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[Pirate88179]

Me too.

Bill