Bessler Wheel Theory by Alex

[Alexioco]

Alex,

Thank you for your trust!  Yes I wish to to do some experimental research, first on your  original concept and then with some augmentations I have in mind.  I will keep you updated, but first I have some other obligations to catch up on. One being a promise to you!  Two others relate to wheel builds that I must complete first.  Just having your permission to get involved relieves me of a lot of stress!

As for you not being "as good as I"... Do not put yourself down, you may be better than I, you simply do not have the resources, tooling and experience. You have obviously proved you have a creative perceptive mind, the inability to carry through with the physical part is irrelevant as to how "good" you are.

Ralph   

Sir, if I have caused you any stress then I'm ashamed of myself, Im sorry for being so secretive and I will indeed post my wheel once me and you have sorted it out privatly.

[broli]

My sketchup build was a complete mess  . I should have planned it better before rushing head first. Time for the second attempt! Also thanks for the video footage, it helps a lot with what the idea is.

[hartiberlin]

Hi All,
here is a picture of Hans?s wheel,
as someone without WM2D
could not have seen it yet.

Hans maybe you can incorporate springs in there to
save the potential energy from being wasted, if the weights
have gone down.

Also try once to fix the springs OUTSIDE the wheel.

If the springs are fixed to the wheel,
they also pull via themself the wheel into the other
direction , when the spring pulls the weight back.

This is not wanted as the wheel will thus
deaccelerate or rotate into the other direction until the weight
hits the wheel.

This I just realized.
So it can beneficial to fix the springs outside of the wheel with one
end and with the other end at the weight.

Hope this helps.

Regards, Stefan.

[Alexioco]

Looks likes quite an interesting mechanism, so it turns anti clockwise, at the moment in that drawing there are more weights on the left than right which will cause some movement, but after a little bit of movement there seems to be an equilibrium, how do you propose to over come this?

[rlortie]

Alex,

[Sir, if I have caused you any stress then I'm ashamed of myself, Im sorry for being so secretive and I will indeed post my wheel once me and you have sorted it out privatly.]


Sir!  I may be your elder, and I appreciate the intent. But when it comes to forum talk I am your peer, one of equal standing. And you did not cause my stress intentionally, it was brought on by myself due to concern of your innovation-invention not getting the recognition in a scientific manner I deemed it deserves.

As for posting your wheel, it appears to me that you have already done so!  I will get a private message off to you later this evening.

On an open source forum things tend to go astray in a hand basket, sometimes in a hurry! I did not wish to see it happen here and to you!

Now that that is off my chest!  I am wondering what if any connection there is between your design and the WM2D just posted by Stefan for Hans?

Ralph