A machine to convert gravity to mechanical energy # 2

[mondrasek]

I don’t ignore the answers, the problem is I don’t understand them.

That is indeed the problem.  Your website shows a device that clearly will not work as explained.  Our attempts to answer your questions about why it will not work are not understood by you.  Asking me to reread your incorrect assumptions will not make them become correct.  Only if and when you understand any of the posts that explain the flaws in your concept will you see that it will not work as you envision.  If you cannot understand the explanations, you will have to resort to experiments.  I recommend simple and inexpensive ones.  I'd hate to see you waste any money you could use for other projects or necessities.  Experiments are a great way to learn and to better understand even concepts that you already grasp, so I highly recommend them if and when you can.

If you truly want to understand what phase will not work, you might want to reread any of the posts in this thread that you dismissed.  Each one gives at least one fact that you are not accepting.  Maybe in review you will be able to understand at least one that will begin to show you how this will not work.

Please remember that the majority of the people on this forum are also hoping or searching for a way to find cleaner or free energy.  We are not attacking you or your device maliciously.  We are only trying to help you understand the flaws as you have asked.  A lot of people have spent a lot of time and energy trying to help you understand.  If your idea was workable you would find much positive advice, offers to help, and even computer and physical sims and models, if not full size builds and replications.

M.

[fritznien]

I will ask the question again, what phase of my machine won't work?

    The part that makes excess energy. the energy to expand against water pressure is equal to the energy gained as the float rises.. do the numbers its obvious.
to expand a one square foot area to one cubic foot at a depth of ten feet, at 5 psi (approx.) takes
5pounds X 144 X 1foot= 720 foot pounds
the pressure upwards is the difference between the top and bottom of the float .5 psi.
the energy is.
.5pounds X 144 X 10feet = 720 foot pounds
this is what you have to get around.

[brian334]

Fritz,
The part that makes the excess energy is the momentum of the falling 65 lb. weight.
The position and the momentum of the 65lb weight is the energy adding to the system.

[fritznien]

Fritz,
The part that makes the excess energy is the momentum of the falling 65 lb. weight.
The position and the momentum of the 65lb weight is the energy adding to the system.

and just where dose this energy come from? the only energy i see is that of the float rising and that is all accounted for. if the falling mass generates excess then get rid of the floats and concentrate on that.
more important if you are so right why have you not built a self runner and powered your house?

[brian334]

fritz,
Its important to remember that because of the moveable pulley the falling 65 lb weight has a 2 to 1  mechanical advantage over the piston.

The weight falls about 11 in. the piston moves about 5 in.