Pereptual Motion Wheel

[Alexioco]

Ok I think I finally have it, here is how to make a wheel work...

If you get an equal amount of heavy weights and an equal amount of light weights here is what we can do.

If you get the heavy weights and attach them into a wheel in such a way that they are all applying presure to eachother so that it just takes a little force to lift the top and bottom weights, the weights would need to be inter connected some way.

Now we add the light weights that make hardly any difference to the wheel but are capable of lifting the heavy weights up due to their interconnection. Then we have perpetual motion, what do you think?

P.S I'm going to try and make an exmaple, this is something I want us all to have ago at...

[Alexioco]

Ok here is just an example...

Here we have weighted levers with right angle levers.

The bottom right hand weight will push down on the right angle causing the top weight to fall out pushing on that right angle which will then cause the top left hand weight to become light, maybe even lift, if it lifts then the bottom lefthand weight will also try to lift out, if it lifts out (which I doubt) it will then cause the bottom right hand weight to push out even strong, get the point?



Now this idea could be put into a much more effective lever movement then little weights could be added to help lift the large weights which will then cause the said movement 

This wheel is nearly alive and it is completely self operating unlike weights that just fall...

[dirt diggler]

Alexioco

This is one of you best ones yet Alex.  It might even be better with only three arms, or 5, so that it disrupts the balance easier.

This design kinda goes more the way I think about Besseler, very simple,  but shows promise.

Keep at it.

ciao,  Dirt

[broli]

I think this wheel has more than meets the eye. My mind couldn't simulate it so I just gave wm2d a spin and it has a very unusual behavior. I'll test some more and then show the results.

[therealrasta]

Wow.. Nice design.. What kind of friction/force loses are you going to get from the levers pushing the weights around... Hopefully less than you gain from the gravity action?  Not sure.. Looks possible..Would like to see more.. Thanks