Self Rising Weight (MT 27)

[Alexioco]

Ok I have learnt that MT 27 is one of the most important wheels out of the entire machines,  IMO it is part of the prime mover not yet complete, just wait till you see what it does...

Footage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWUV3Jrux4k

The weight basically rises itself through the use of leverage and string, the weight applies its weight to the top half of the wheel which causes the wheel to turn which makes the weight lift itself up and is guided to the axle by some string, as the weight is being guided, it keeps its weight on the lever which keeps the wheel turning until the weight is half way up the wheel.

Once the rest of the mechanism is attached to this wheel, we will have Besslers working wheel...

[AB Hammer]

Greetings Alex

I watched your video. I will be writing you Tuesday with some diagrams to use for understanding weight points. I have to go back to work now that it has cooled off a bit. It's been hot in a tin shop.

[Jerryx]

This works

http://www.freewebs.com/boltoncomputers/PM.htm

[Alexioco]

Greetings Alex

I watched your video. I will be writing you Tuesday with some diagrams to use for understanding weight points. I have to go back to work now that it has cooled off a bit. It's been hot in a tin shop.

I look forward to it

MT 27 IMO has to be part of the mechanism, I mean how many weights have you seen that can raise themselves?

[oak]

MT 27 IMO has to be part of the mechanism, I mean how many weights have you seen that can raise themselves?

I'm skeptical that any gravity wheel will work.  Of course I don't really know -- maybe Bessler had actually discovered the secret.  At any rate, MT 27 is interesting.  What if you placed three of them on the same axle, but with their "rest" positions offset 120 degrees from each other?