gravito-magnetic ( Imris Pavel patent CZ9401781 !)

[AB Hammer]

I have been studying the Marquis of Worcester wheel for some time, and it is hard to figure out why it doesn't work. Here is what I believe IMO. It has more weight below the axle than above and even though it has greater distance to the descending side, it is still harder to lift than to drop, not to mention that it still has the weight at the edge in the dead zone, and doesn't lift until the 7:00 mark. I am not saying that it won't spin at all, for I think it could spin for awhile. And as many time as this wheel has been tried you have to wonder why hasn't somebody figured out its problems, and correct them? IMO, Simply because you can only use the basis of it, but you will have to add another add on design to it. But what do you do then? 

[mirzel]

i finally found the link from the quanthomme french website !

Imris Pavel is the inventor of this gravito magnetic device!

patent CZ9401781

it's in a new from 1995, so it seems a recent patent ! i wonder what happen of that discovery

http://quanthomme.free.fr/qhsuite/nouv041005motmagn.htm

http://quanthomme.free.fr/qhsuite/imagnews05/imrismot.jpg

i will search for other links if possible

pavel@sperlik.cz

[mirzel]

pavel@sperlik.cz is link to inventor

[Drannom]

Thank you Mirzel !!

i have email him to join us here and comment his own discovery !

[broli]

Here's the simulation with 40 weights...

http://broli.dommel.be/switchWheel.avi
http://broli.dommel.be/switchWheel.wm2d

Unfortunately it has the same effect. I think these kind of wheels don't depend on the amount of weights, Technically even 2 or 4 should be fine. As long as you overcome that moment where there's more on the "negative" side then you can make it spin.