Gravitator as primary energy in electrolysis?

[Gravitator]

I have now tested following parts of Gravitator:

- lifting up water (with pressure only, no negative pressure in this test)
- balance of the wheel with tanks


I took some images of these tests. These can be found at http://gravitator.org/tests.html


It is not a prototype but hopefully answers some questions that are wanted from prototype.


I also found an interesting text from web about capillary effect and lifting up water using
this - or actually trees are using this

This can be found at http://bainite.wordpress.com/2006/05/06/how-do-trees-raise-water/

[ChileanOne]

Hello Gravitator, I like your enthusiasm, but capillary effect only works on microscopic pores (few microns across) and is pretty much caused by Van der Wall attraction forces between water moleculas, which are very weak and based on electrostatic potential and Brownian motion, so the possibility of extracting useful work from them are really slim.

Gravitation is a much more strong force than Van der Wall boundary attraction, and magnetism is much more strong than gravitation, so, combining the latter two, there is much more potential for obtaining usefull work.

Just my two cents.