Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[Alexioco]

Ok here is the wheel again, notice that the edges are now straight (except for the top round part) I have drawn one by the side of the wheel exactly how they should be just incase i have not drawn them all precisely.

As far as I know, it is exactly the same now, "if" there is anything different, then time will tell through watching the footage...

Edit: You probably know this but, the reason I have coloured them black is to indicate that they are cut outs.

There are two wheels side by side, both wheels have this "cut out" pattern on them, I'm wandering weather the weights roll inbetween the two wheels, like clindrical weights with poles each end so they can roll. Just a thought, might be wrong...

Alex

[AquariuZ]

Snapshot.

Things i cannot place marked in red.

This could very well be a construction which is supposed to go between the plates.

Look at the bottom one, rotate left, what do we see? Looks like a stopper barrier to me.

[AquariuZ]

Pushing the stack with what? You have already expended any potential energy that was there on your Newton's cradle effect. That part is easy, it is also the part that requires the least energy. Moving the stack takes many times the energy required to bounce one ball. Where is that coming from?

The guy is another Chas Campbell.

Hans von Lieven

Sure...

Anything else you would like to constructively add, or is this the extent of your creativity?

Never mind.

[Alexioco]

if you look at my above post, you will see the changes, also, the picutre you posted are good, it looks like some bars near the bottom, run through the wheel, weights may be able to swing on them, dont quite know how that fits with the pattern though, hmm...

Alex

[AquariuZ]

If you see as I see, these two stands slide out, are pushed together and slid back in between the two halves to...

...form the cradle.