Gravity Motors = Free Energy

[_GonZo_]

Michel, did you built it?

If so let me know if it worked or if it stoped in a position like the picture attached.

And belive me it is no a question of friction, if you look close to the drawing and the position of the weights (balls) in relation with the wheel you will see it clear.

You can complicate the machine as much as you want, that will not make it work...

[Michel]

You can complicate the machine as much as you want, that will not make it work...

If it too is complicates for you, it is not my fault.

[Tink]

I think this sort of machine (saga.jpg) can work but the weights need to be in the middle of the machine near the axis.
Beware of the time you have to put in it!
I have been making water motors for some 2 years in a row and the ones that could work had 2 weights to push or pull 4 pistonlike floats on the outside.
The timing is important for the weights to fall.
I used condoms for the rubber seals around the pistons because it is so thin.
The problem I had was leakage all the time and in the end I gave up.
Still I feel it can be done.

[hartiberlin]

@Tink,
can you post a few pics of your design ?
Without leakage did some designs work ?
Thanks.

[Tink]

Hello Stefan,
It is more then 10 years ago now and after my divorce they have been thrown away.
I will make a drawing of one that could have worked ( but it hadn't a lock and release device yet).
There was one design which I think allmost worked because it was big enough (some 50 cm wide) and i will make a drawing of that one.
The other ones were failures and a big waste of time.
But you know how it goes,....youv'e got something in your head and it wont let go
Have some patience.