Roll on the 20th June

[AB Hammer]

Now that is frankly an unbelievable statement from someone who is so involved with trying to reproduce Besslers work - use the same tired old argument that Bessler himself had to contend with from the sceptics of  his time!!!

At the very least, if it does work, it will be proof of OU and that Newton's so-called "laws" are nothing of the sort!  After that, it's just a case of refining the concept - just like Bessler did to prove his wheels could indeed do "real work"...

Sprocket

What I am going by is a design evaluation only. I believe that Bessler did the wheel and it was powerful with gravity only and he didn't have to work it up to power but adjust the design to work smoothly instead of shaking apart. What I see here with Archer Quinn is at best a magnet trick with less than useful application. To look at it this way. How big will the magnets have to be to move 100 lbs upward in a slide. It would have to be a magnetic monstrosity and it would be hard pressed to operate itself with what it could produce. But with a proper mechanical gravity wheel, you will get 100% of what it can produce and not have to feed back to make it work.

[Groundloop]

@badassdjbynigh,

>>Then, if there IS a way to use the machine to leverage work you'll have a reasonable expectation of what part it is going to do.  No?

Yes I do.

>>In YOUR drawing how are the smaller weights getting to the top of the levers? 

It is just an exsample to show that regauging with gravity is possible.
An actual implementation whould be som sort of rotating device.

>>Are each of the green squares in the bottom drawing levers?

The green squares in the bottom drawing is the levers end with the big block. Just to illustrate
that we use 7 levers against 8 magnets in the rotor. By doing that the magnets themself will cancel
out the torque in the rotor. We then have to spend just a very little energy to turn the rotor.

Groundloop.

[JohnGalt_USA]

I wont be posting here anymore the thread has too many oil people on it. and i dont need to defend logic, the math says it is true and they just cant live with knowing their world is over.

It seems like I have read this once before.

C'mon Archer, knock off the crap! There are no oil people here.

Just lay off the bottle and build it this weekend.

[Newtonian God]

Yawn, your boring me, I would have thought you would get the idea and leave, but no, your still here.

What you can not seem to grasp tbnz is that most of us that are here (both the skeptics and the believers) all want the same thing, free energy. The problem is that some people on this thread want Archer to succeed so much that they do not want anyone raining down on their parade with any sort of logic. They just blindly drink the kool-aid and ignore all the facts. They would rather live in la la land, close their eyes, and hope that somehow it will all just magically come together and work.

I find it very amusing when people on this thread panic and think that Archer is going to get upset and pack up and go home without delivering the perpetual motion machine that he promised. Then they blame the skeptics on this thread for ruining it for everyone else. It's quite comical. You can rest assured that regardless of what is said in this thread (whether you kiss Archer's ass or ridicule him) that there will be some excuse from Archer between now and June 20th that will prevent him from delivering perpetual motion. There will be some sort of malfunction, some strange anomaly or some clandestine group of mystery men in black that show up and steal it just before it was to be shown to the world. The writing has been on the wall so clearly that I am amazed how many people here still refuse to see it.

Do yourself a favor, bookmark this post now and read it again on June 21st and let's see who got it right.

--
Newtonian God
"You can believe in perpetual motion and be thought a fool, or you can believe in Archer Quinn and remove all doubt."

[AB Hammer]

@Newtonian God

I look forward to your comments about what I am doing, with mechanical gravity wheel work.