Roll on the 20th June

[capthook]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycZpjidmrAI

Rather than the partial, single trigate piece - you need both the left and right pieces.  Slide the one to the left and put another to the right - with the roller path traveling inbetween.

Then try the "extended" trigate like this crude mock-up pic from your vid.

Try the extensions on the back/exit and/or the front/entrance.

Something like CLaNZeR's video 14

Or even 2 gates like the 2nd pic (then add extensions on back and/or front end)

[exxcomm0n]

Rather than the partial, single trigate piece - you need both the left and right pieces.  Slide the one to the left and put another to the right - with the roller path traveling inbetween.

Then try the "extended" trigate like this crude mock-up pic from your vid.

Try the extensions on the back/exit and/or the front/entrance.

Something like CLaNZeR's video 14

Or even 2 gates like the 2nd pic (then add extensions on back and/or front end)

I appreciate the pointers man, and I misterm things every once in a while, but the video comments area I wrote (I shoulda known nobody would look ):

Yes, I know it's not a real trigate, just that shape trying to short out the last MkE gate.
I've removed it after and gotten farther so I'll try different forms.

I'll video a retraction of the terminology used in the next video,

Promise.

[TinselKoala]

Maybe it's time to repair the one wheel, that first one on Archer's site, that, according to his own words, "was running roughly" and then "Stopped working" (so it must have been Working, that is, making continuous unassisted turns...)
How hard could it be to repair an already running wheel that was just running roughly? Why get off on these tangents?

I mean, there was such a wheel, right? It's there in Archer's own words. It "was running roughly." And it "stopped working" when he tried to smooth it out.

I understand why there wasn't a video of this running wheel, at the time. Just rebuild it, make it run, and video that. Simple.
If this doesn't happen, I am starting to think maybe something strange is happening here.

Which part of that was a well-funded hoax, again? Did Archer not say those things in the top part of his page, before he shortened it by chopping?
Did Archer have a running wheel or not?
If so, why hasn't he just rebuilt that one? If not, why did he say he did?

Which part is the well-funded hoax, again?

[capthook]

Exx-

Just offering ideas for softening the wall and/or "suck back" past it....

I've been wondering what a setup like I proposed would do.. and am hoping you might try various configurations of that type and report your results. 

P.S. I enjoyed hanging out "with you" in your "lab" for 8 min.  tx for sharing

[LarryC]

From the Gravity Motor Patent 7/10/08 site

Quote from: TinselKoala on Today at 04:49:02 AM
@dudeman: all I can say is, yes, you are right, but you don't go far enough. Let me put it this way: What goes up must come down. And, more importantly, what goes down must have gone up.
All the available work from one end of your lever going down, is used up "resetting" the system for another cycle (or another mass switch to "fire".) The mondrasek wheel, mine or anybody else's, will not work.
Care to wager a thousand dollars of Monopoly Money on it? I'd bet against it in a heartbeat.

EDIT Of course I do encourage you to see for yourself. That is why I do what I do--I'm seeing for myself. In spite of Larry's opinion, I'm not "playing anyone for a fool". I am really seriously trying to keep some extremely creative and intelligent people from wasting the time and money they could be using actually to improve the world, or at least some little part of it.


From LarryC

Well, TK at least you are man enough to admit what you are trying to accomplish and you are much better a man than most of the hidden distractors. You have earned my respect for that statement. Just keep in mind that the researcher on this site don't care if the goal is impossible according to known physics. We just don't believe that all is known and will continue to explore new possibilities no matter the odds.

Regards, Larry