Roll on the 20th June

[therealrasta]

Chet, make me a list  every mouthy bastard that promised cash if I could get it to run continous.

The boys are back in town.

Sounds like someone is almost done with the project? Can't wait to see it.. Are the newtonians  gonna scream blasphemy?

Edit -- Hope to see a vid with a spinning wheel soon.. My magnets will arrive today.. I already built a stand , made 2x custom pillow carriers for my bearings,installed a 3/8" alunimun shaft, and got a few circles drawn out on some 3/8" inch polyethylene sheets. Still have a few things to get and a whole lot of tinkering to go.

[Xaverius]

Sounds like someone is almost done with the project? Can't wait to see it.. Are the newtonians  gonna scream blasphemy?

Edit -- Hope to see a vid with a spinning wheel soon.. My magnets will arrive today.. I already built a stand , made 2x custom pillow carriers for my bearings,installed a 3/8" alunimun shaft, and got a few circles drawn out on some 3/8" inch polyethylene sheets. Still have a few things to get and a whole lot of tinkering to go.

Best of Luck, Rasta, I hope you obtain abundant results!

[wizardofmars]

Ok, everyone pack your stuff up and go home... Wikipedia says it's impossible. 

Wrong. My point in posting that is to show the story of perpetual motion machines and their wacky inventors goes back hundreds of years, but folks here seem unable to acknowledge that.

It's no different from the Nigerian scammers. Is the next spam email you get likely to be a real Nigerian govt official offering you millions of dollars that are stuck with a consignment company? It's more likely than perpetual motion! Certainly thousands of people fall for Nigerian scam, so it says something about the human condition and the need to believe.

[ramset]

ARCHER the best one so far was the guy on U tube His house car the works many times[against your success]   will research the thread also Chet

[therealrasta]

Best of Luck, Rasta, I hope you obtain abundant results!

Thanks a lot man.. Will let you guys know how I am coming along.

Wrong. My point in posting that is to show the story of perpetual motion machines and their wacky inventors goes back hundreds of years, but folks here seem unable to acknowledge that.

It's no different from the Nigerian scammers. Is the next spam email you get likely to be a real Nigerian govt official offering you millions of dollars that are stuck with a consignment company? It's more likely than perpetual motion! Certainly thousands of people fall for Nigerian scam, so it says something about the human condition and the need to believe.

Well,, spending 70 bucks on some mags and random items is well worth the pleasure of experimenting.. Way cheaper than going for the nigerian scam saying a long lost relative died and has no one to redeem his money located in a African bank.. All he needs is your trust to  transfer the cash..HA...Hell if I fail.. I will just grab several of my left over neos and make a c0ck ring out of it.. Bet my girlfriend would find that funny.. Rofl?