The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[ltseung888]

Lawrence, is it possible to make a mechanically driven lead-out machine?

I'm envisioning an inpout drive shaft, wound would a string, from which a weigh is hung. The output shaft as observer have been able to touch, would be lifting a greater weight, at a greater rate.
Taking motors and batteries out of the equasion should help you gain the support you seek.

Thanks,

The Wang Shenhe electricity generator is an example of a machine with no batteries.  Do a google search on Wang Shenhe.

[utilitarian]

The Wang Shenhe electricity generator is an example of a machine with no batteries.  Do a google search on Wang Shenhe.

On a whim, I just did.  Everything I found, and there was not much, was written by you.  And here is one interesting find:

http://hk.dir.groups.yahoo.com/group/hkinventorgroup/message/458

What is this, some kind of Nigerian scam?

[chrisC]

On a whim, I just did.  Everything I found, and there was not much, was written by you.  And here is one interesting find:

http://hk.dir.groups.yahoo.com/group/hkinventorgroup/message/458

What is this, some kind of Nigerian scam?

@utilitarian

If you can believe the $200M deposit, I think the Nigerian scams are more believable. But then Lawrence also believes in his UFO's circling between his ears!

cheers
chrisC

[ltseung888]

Question from Dr. James Wong

If I do not want to double the diameter of the wheel, can I use two wheels instead?

If we focus on the distance a magnet can move before the next pulse, we find that with greater distance to move, the chance of completing the lead-out process will be much higher.

Furthermore, the torque (force x leverrr arm) is doubled.  This means the ability to rotate the wheel faster is increased. ***changed***

We cannot always compensate with higher revolution speed.  This is a common problem with “systems requiring tuning”. 
Thus a larger wheel will have a much better chance of achieving overunity.  Most inventors who do not understand the theory would go for small prototypes because of convenience.  Failure is inevitable.

Lawrence Tseung
Director
Help Seedlings Innovate Foundation Limited

[Cloxxki]

Question from Dr. James Wong

If I do not want to double the diameter of the wheel, can I use two wheels instead?

If we focus on the distance a magnet can move before the next pulse, we find that the wheel with double the diameter will have 2 x 3.1416 or more than 6 times the distance to move.

With greater distance to move, the chance of completing the lead-out process will be much higher.

We cannot always compensate with higher revolution speed.  This is a common problem with “systems requiring tuning”. 
Thus a larger wheel will have a much better chance of achieving overunity.  Most inventors who do not understand the theory would go for small prototypes because of convenience.  Failure is inevitable.

Lawrence Tseung
Director
Help Seedlings Innovate Foundation Limited

2*pi the distance to move, for a wheel that it only twice the diameter?
Are you speaking about a property other than the circumference of the wheel?