Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[Tink]

WOW!!!

Looks great Dusty!

[LarryC]

Rigorous?

RIGOROUS?

Yet everytime I follow the same methodology.  The same methodology.  The same methodology.

And each time I see the sim resolve to the expected results.  The expected results.  The expected results.

And so I say again:  WM2D works fine, within it's known limitations, and always (ALWAYS) has predicted the correct real world results.

And now when I do a simple static analysis of the torque balance you question that?  And say I do not consider things that are absolutely NOT relevant?

Is this a case of, "He cannot see the forest for the trees?"

I do not know.  But I grow weary of the debate:  I try all of your tests.  You ignore all of mine.

It is like your first instinct is to argue, or contradict, rather than understand.  Or maybe its just me...

Mondrasek,

No, it is not just you, but congratulation, I was wondering how long it would take you to understand. You are a good knowledgeable man and you tried your best to past on your knowledge, but it is truly like spitting into a headwind with the constant inane rambling in this case.

Regards, Larry

[hartiberlin]

Looks really great Dusty !

Hopefully you will get it to run !

Good luck !

Regards, Stefan.

[overtaker]

OUTSTANDING Dusty.  Great craftsmanship.

[Omnibus]

In an ideal system a pendulum is a perpetuum mobile.

Hans von Lieven

No, it isn't. If that were the case then even a balanced wheel would be a perpetuum mobile but it isn't.