Bessler Wheel Theory by Alex

[hansvonlieven]

G'day Stefan,

I have an animation in WM2D here I would like to share. The rendering device in WM2D is incapable of rendering the simulation properly.

I see you are using a different format. How do I do this, alternatively if I send you the simulation can you render it for me. I think everyone ought to see this one.

Hans von Lieven

[hansvonlieven]

G'day all,

For those of you that have WM2D I have uploaded the simulation onto my website.

http://keelytech.com/overunity/basicwheelcomponents1.wm2d

Hans von Lieven

[hartiberlin]

Okay, here  is now Alex?s animation he just did send me via email.

http://overunity.com/alexioco/Alexioco_wheel_Animation.wmv

Regards, Stefan.

[Alexioco]

What do you think?

That it 10 drawings of the wheel I did ot make that, took me ages...

[rlortie]

I make a point not to discuss  private posts or even refer to them. But in this case I am going to make and exception!

So much of this design has been freely shared by its inventor, it is at the point that a certain degree of my confidential knowledge is now of public record. I have been aware of this design since May 9th. I was asked to evaluate and give my opinion which shall remain confidential.

With all this time spent on WM2D simulation discussion, (which is driving me up the wall) I could have fabricated it. Using readily available "Off the shelf" material I would have had it completed three days ago. Matter of speaking, all I would have to do is install the levers to an already existing test stand using a 38" open faced disk with attached rim.

Now you are  going to ask; Well why have I not done so???  Because I gave my word I would not get involved.

It simply irritates the (you know what out of me) to see a viable design not researched to its limit due to lack of  resources and or empirical aptitude to fabricate. I ask myself;  how many times without public knowledge could this have happened in the past, a working idea thrown aside because the inventor could not build it???

As can be verified above with Stefan's  simulation run, something is askew. I know what it is and I have my  doubts if WM2D is capable of rectifying the problem.  I do hope he can, but I am not holding my breath!

Ralph