Roll on the 20th June

[Artist_Guy]

the wheel was arond 45 cm, the rods were in fact around 15cm shorter than the arms with permanent mags from the bases of chess pieces the tubes were clear plastic stems from hand squeeze pumps people use for siphons.

The weights wre lead sinkers as the electro kept smashing the mags into the far end and bouncing back the fact they ended up being the reason it turned was a bonus, as there was a slight hold wall at the top, not much.

i never removed the upper arc, but it may have worked without it, although less likely.

yes a capacitor is always best to fill and feed from

Thanks, I'll take it that there were 3 rods like the other you showed as a Probably. (think you mentioned that on the web page way back when)

Will begin work on "The Sort of Quinn" in a bit, here in the secret lab here at Rob's Wheel, New Mexico. 

Hamburger Helper for the Gray matter:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnet

rc
   

[madsen]

lift,released kinetic energy, a falling weight, the push power or repulsion power of an object is all measured in footpounds which again can be measured in newton metres and again measeured in kilowatt hours or how many kilowatts an hour this fall or push produces or how many kilowatts per hour or kilowatt hours is needed to produce the same result.

I stand by the remark as exceptionally accurate

Are you now saying that kilowatt hours is the same as kilowatts per hour??  This is getting worse, not better.

[The Eskimo Quinn]

that would be yes from every electrician in the world.

ok i will say it slow a kilowatt hour is how many kilowatts are used in an hour.

an item that has 0.5 kilowatt hour rating uses 0.5 kilowatts per hour

if a falling object produces 1 foot pound equal to 1.35581795 Newton metres then that is 0.000000377 kilowatts hours or 0.000000377 kilowatts in one hour

the same applies in reverse 0.000000377 kilowatts per hour will lift that same object the same distance it fell ( we always say less any losses to friction etc but the math remains the same)

in fact even simpler for you, put on pound on a see saw that travels one foot, that fall is one footpound exactly you already know what that equals in kilowatts, now put one pound on the other side and it will lift it back the same distance. the second one pound is also the same in kilowatts rating so you know this to be true.

now i know that may seem complicated to you, so you should leave the subject alone

[madsen]

ok i will say it slow a kilowatt hour is how many kilowatts are used in an hour.

Astonishing.  This statement coming from a man who claims to hold the key to free energy devices which will revolutionize the planet.  It's incorrect, btw, as any secondary school physics student knows. 

[X00013]

@Archer , dont explain

@Madsen,         explain "your" claims,or better yet, ask me a question.