New GE3GE Water gravitation wheel ?

[AB Hammer]

One of the things that it seem like everybody is forgetting is, that water is resistance to go through as well. Friction with mass. You would need moving water in the correct direction and then, just use a paddle wheel instead.

[TNG]

Here is the patent on this device: http://v3.espacenet.com/textdoc?DB=EPODOC&IDX=WO9853199&F=0

I'm wondering how you can stop water from leaving the reservoir if the reservoir is open on its bottom for the ribbon to move.

That's something all the proposers of this idea seem to think is quite easy to solve, but by somebody else, obviously. 

As you may (not) noticed, gyulasun has posted a link to a document that proves that this idea has been patented. That means the inventor has solved all the problems you mentioned, otherwise he wouldn't get the patent. I suppose not everything we wish to know about it could be shown in a short animation (especially the "problematic" parts, such as the bottom of the reservoir). But has anyone tried to contact the author and ask him to explain his invention?

[helmut]

@TNG

As you may (not) noticed, gyulasun has posted a link to a document that proves that this idea has been patented. That means the inventor has solved all the problems you mentioned, otherwise he wouldn't get the patent. I suppose not everything we wish to know about it could be shown in a short animation (especially the "problematic" parts, such as the bottom of the reservoir). But has anyone tried to contact the author and ask him to explain his invention?

TNG would you please be so kind and contact the inventor to come over here.
But who knows,he might be here since some Time.
However     nice to have you here.

helmut

[aleks]

As you may (not) noticed, gyulasun has posted a link to a document that proves that this idea has been patented. That means the inventor has solved all the problems you mentioned, otherwise he wouldn't get the patent.

It's not usually necessary to 'prove' something is working to get the patent. This means you can patent almost anything that has technical appearance.

[TNG]

Helmut, thanks for your welcome!

Well, "over here" is very relative term, especially today, when we have internet. As you could see, if you watched the animation, inventor left his name and address for all those who wish to contact him. The question is ? Is there someone really interested in learning how the device is supposed to work, or we are just criticizing, without arguments? But I suppose, for most of us, reading and commenting at the forum are just a pastime.

Anyone can submit patent application, and that doesn't prove that the new idea is any good. But in order to get a patent right, one must prove that their invention is original and functional. Any invention must pass strict exams, before it can be patented.