The Road to Perpetual Motion

[X00013]

Wow, Nice Hompage, My Compliments To You. It would be cool if Stef had a "members" homepage list. There are so many memberes here with great homepages like yours,  explaining all there personal work/ builds and passions. It would be like a "great big reading cookie jar" for myself and alot of others I believe.  Right now I'm on Neos and saltwater. When I get sick of that I'm looking into this device, Thanks Again 13

[Nabo00o]

Wow, Nice Hompage, My Compliments To You. It would be cool if Stef had a "members" homepage list. There are so many memberes here with great homepages like yours,  explaining all there personal work/ builds and passions. It would be like a "great big reading cookie jar" for myself and alot of others I believe.  Right now I'm on Neos and saltwater. When I get sick of that I'm looking into this device, Thanks Again 13

Its funny, allmost in an instant when I looked on this wheel I could see that it did something spesial.
I see the whole key to unlocking the power directly from gravity.
The key is, it costs energy to move a weight up and down on the wheel because of gravity, but costs allmost nothing to move it sideways (as long as the wheel is not turning and so there is no centrifugal pull). Still, if you can for allmost no energy move a weight sideways on a wheel, you can create potensial energy allmost out of nothing (allthough I insists on calling gravity a force, which is the suplier of energy).
In my eyes (allthough I might be wrong) it would be easy to create an increasing momentum on the inner wheel while the outer wheel sends the weights back to allmost the same height but with more momentum, which can be fed back to the inner wheel by some mechanical power transfer (a rubber band for instance).

Have I completely lost touch with reality or is there something into this?

[hansvonlieven]

@ Sprocket,

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@ X00013

Member's web sites are linked with an icon under the member's avatar on the left hand side.

@ Nabo00o

You are correct in saying that the separation of the systems makes additional energy available, but this energy must be reversed and fed back into the system. Good boy, you seem to be grasping what I am trying to say.

Hans von Lieven

[hydrocontrol]

Hans,
Excellent work. This is very interesting. I still do not see the need for the lever arm. I think the 'slop' could  be in the transfer weight slots. The output from each rotating wheel could be directed to two independent shafts that could be geared 1:1 together and provide continuous torque without jumping. I will have to give this some more thought. Thank you for the great presentation.

[hydrocontrol]

I think if you make the transfer slots more triangle shaped for both counter rotating wheels you could get the left side to release the weight slight sooner than the right side and this would add to the torque. The slots need to be more like the relic pictures. Wish I had more free time as this would be easy to make out of some cheap cutting board plastic material for a proof of concept design. So many projects. So little time.