Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[Omnibus]

Of course, the device in the video will be "it" if it's not a hoax and it does produce excess energy continuously. Where's the proof that that's not a hoax, that's the real question? Can you count how many times we've had similar claims only to find the claimant disappearing in the void of space?

I wrote this guy asking him if it's possible to pay him a visit or whether he has detailed blueprints to independently reproduce the device. You guessed it -- no reply. What can I say?

[pstroud]

Attached is a Youtube video of my progress.  I have 12 of the 16 weights along wiht 6 cross-bars.  It does not show any real signs of hope but I will eventually get it finished by adding the remaining 4 weights to satisfy my mind.

Here is the link:   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPClcSEko4I

Preston Stroud

[Omnibus]

@pstroud,

Thanks for posting your vid. Great job. Hope you'll soon meet with success. All the best.

[Omnibus]

Here is an attempt to build a gravity wheel. The greatest problem as far as I can see in this variant is to construct it so that it would maintain the trajectory of the spheres such that the torque would remain negative at every position of the wheel. Such form of the trajectory has already been found theoretically but it poses a major engineering difficulty to build, especially regarding the upper part of the ramp. It very well may be that the wheel would work as shown (with only the lower part of the ramp) but the shape of the ramp has to be carefully optimized. Unfortunately, it is found theoretically that the OU effect with only the lower part of the ramp is quite low and to have the wheel turning at such condition requires extreme technical skills.

[Omnibus]

Here's the side view.