Gravity Wheel - Perpetual Motion

[JamesThomas]

Check out what Peswiki.com says now that a Douglass K. Furr, Ph.D. Mechanical Engineer, with PES Network, Inc built a highly precise replica of the Scott Hall gravity wheel, and it ummmm didn't work . Seems they now think the garage floor was in some mysterious way -- something other than flat. Who woulda thought? You just gota love these guys. They certainly are optimists -- to a fault.

http://peswiki.com/index.php/OS:Hall_Gravity_Wheel_B:Replica:Doug_Furr

[Humbugger]

Of course it didn't work...he forgot to add the magnets and moebius coil!

[hydrocontrol]

I have given this a bit more thought in a serious way. What if you drilled out the center of the rods and inserted a couple of steel BB's then capped off the end. The BB's would roll back and forth and add more shifting mass. The question is would it shift it in a positive way.  Guess I will have to build one and experiment... It would even be easier to drill it from the rod end that way the rod would hold back the BB's from escaping and you could easily change the amount of BB's. Humm.. I hate it how my mind gets stuck on trying to improve and fix a faulty design.....

[Joh70]

i don't think it is faulty. it's incomplete, thats all. instead of burning everything after the first try, the inventor should look for a solution to overcome the "sticky point" without interfering the main-function-principle too much. Every free energy machine needs combined machanisms. Of course such research costs much time and effort.

[fletcher]

Just the same old pattern re: the reveal; fained indignation; burning.

i.e.    Deception > Distraction > Distance