Roll on the 20th June

[therealrasta]

I was just watching Archer's latest video and I had simply the best idea!  I saw how his wheel was failing, how it wouldn't rotate on its own and generate power.  While I was watching it carefully this great idea came into my head; just popped in there out of nowhere.

Get this!  What if Archer would attach some arms with shifting weights, so that as the wheel turned these arms would shift up and down, keeping the wheel off balance so that he could leverage against the force of gravity!?!?

I wonder if Archer ever thought to do something like that before?  It seems his all magnetic device simply doesn't work.

John

Yeah he did.. Go check his site and look at the construction page.. That was his first attempt at a gravity wheel..  The mag drive will work.. The vid you saw did not even have the mag-switch going on.. That will make a huge difference.

[madsen]

@spinner/madsen

For Archer's reference, and so you can't keep changing the goal posts, how many turns from a standing start will it take to impress you?

I know you want a PM wheel, we all do, but how many turns would it take before you say "hey, with a bit of fine-tuning, this thing might just run indefinitely". Three was good enough for me, obviously an unobstructed video would be much more impressive but I don't think the wheel looked like it was being assisted at any stage. I might be wrong... but back to the point, give us a number so you can't come back here after Archer's next vid and say "ten rotations... anyone can do ten...". I think this is only fair. If you are setting such high standards as a critic, I really think you should qualify those standards.

Peace,

shakman

Hi shakman,

That's a very good point, and is certainly a reasonable request.  I would be impressed if I saw the wheel turning anything more than one revolution from a standstill, without stopping, and with strong evidence the wheel is not getting any assistance as it rotates.  I'll be the first to congratulate Archer if he achieves that.

[shakman]

Hi shakman,

That's a very good point, and is certainly a reasonable request.  I would be impressed if I saw the wheel turning anything more than one revolution from a standstill, without stopping, and with strong evidence the wheel is not getting any assistance as it rotates.  I'll be the first to congratulate Archer if he achieves that.

Cool, thanks madsen. I'm glad you didn't take offence to that request and took it the way it was intended.
I hope Archer is able to impress us all with his next vid 

shakman

[therealrasta]

Any of you guys live near Tennessee?

[JohnGalt_USA]

You won't be happy untill Archer produces the machine that you want him to?
If you had followed any of this thread, you would know that Archer claimed to be able to build 6 different ou devices.
Archer has shown many different methods of wheel construction, and all have shown promise.
The wheel Archer built before, used shifting arms, scaling that wheel up, proved difficult, so he moved on to another design.  This new design could very well be one of the 6 he claimed he could build.

I would (as I am sure many others here would) love to see "any" of Archers six OU devices running. I don't even care if it's a tiny minuscule little toy. Any device that you can start once and watch it run continuously with no external power source would be awesome to see.

@Archer
Can you please show us how to build the little toy perpetual motion machine that you had working a few years ago? Especially since you are low on funds. To get the ball rolling I would gladly buy one of your mini perpetual motion toys for $100,000 to help support R&D production of your larger version. I assume the parts to build it would not cost you too much.