Roll on the 20th June

[noonespecial]

Here's a design that I believe has some of the elements of Archer's wheel. This is one that I came up with a while ago.
There are 2 unequal levers (9" and 12") and a 2 lb weight is passed back and forth using a tipping mechanism (I didn't have time to draw in all the detail). Both levers have connecting rods to a crankshaft that is fixed to a weighted wheel. The 9" lever is mounted further from the center of the crank shaft so that the arc is larger to pass the weight by gravity to the 12" arm in the raised position and receive the weight in the lowered position.

The opposite ends of both levers are 1" so there is effectively 18 and 24 lbs of force respectively (2*9 and 2*12).

Starting in the raised position, the 2 lb weight is passed to the 12" arm and because the 24 lb lift is greater than the 22 lbs of the weighted wheel, as the 12" lever falls, it raises the weighted wheel to around the 1:00 position. Here the 2 lb weight is passed back to the 9" arm with a tipping mechanism. The weighted wheel (22lbs) lifts the 9" arm and 2 lb weight (18 lbs) as well as the empty 12" arm back to the starting position.

Once I saw the picture of Archer's drawing of thought of this design and I assume that there is probably some similar elements.

[broli]

"The 9" lever is mounted further from the center of the crank shaft so that the arc is larger to pass the weight by gravity to the 12" arm in the raised position and receive the weight in the lowered position."

Could you please clarify that a bit more. What do you exactly mean  "further from the center". And what is the magic bottom left weight doing.

[The Eskimo Quinn]

come all without
come all within
you not see nothin like
The Mighty Quinn

[Chad]

nice pic Archer, so the water is pumped into the first container at a cost, then the cost can be returned from the falling of the water!, then the water drains to the next container were it is siphoned off and the rest of the energy if not more can be reclaimed from the falling water..wich will no doubt go to a holding tank to be recycled.

seems pretty straight forward.

Chad.

[Chad]

ive edited the file for better view of the picture



The texts reads

Conservation of the status quo is to keep oil.
Because there are no conservation of energy Laws nor the workload calculation of gravity based on those laws that is correct.

Archers Law:

   If it cant be done, lets do it anyway!
   it's more likely a lie than an impossibillity.
Keep the lie and control the people, Destroy the lie and free the world. Even children can prove that it hass all been a lie.

Time to stand up people and get rid of the oil, Coal and gas and nuclear waste. Free energy can be up and running on a vast scale within a year, and full control within 4.

Told you there wasn't a physics puzzle i could not solve.


Chad.