Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[spinn_MP]

Sorry, Ralph, I am guilty of provoking Omni...

I had some free time to tease him...

It won't happen again, I promise! 

[Omnibus]

The negative torque data I posted is not obtained by using WM2D but by a very rigorous, alas tedious calculating of the total torque for each position of the wheel. It is good that those who do not understand the scientific argumentation, let alone have their own contributions, restrain from posting here. They should continue to do so. Otherwise the important stuff will sink into gibberish, as sometimes happens, unfortunately.

As to why no one so far in the forum has been able to make a working machine, the answer is simple, everyone who tried is working under substandard conditions, thus cutting his throat. What else is new? Making a machine such as this one, which needs fine-tuning, is difficult but not as difficult as, say, making an Intel processor. If you disagree, go to your garage and use @Dusty's tools to make one. I admire @Dusty for his great persistence and skills but even he, sorry to repeat, is working with infrastructure that isn't up to the task. This is not to mean I blame him but the proper infrastructure and resources are fully controlled by the powers that be who not only don't want to hear about perpetuum mobile but will drown it in a drop of water if they could.

[spinn_MP]

The negative torque data I posted is not obtained by using WM2D but by a very rigorous, alas tedious calculating of the total torque for each position of the wheel. It is good that those who do not understand the scientific argumentation, let alone have their own contributions, restrain from posting here. They should continue to do so. Otherwise the important stuff will sink into gibberish, as sometimes happens, unfortunately.

As to why no one so far in the forum has been able to make a working machine, the answer is simple, everyone who tried is working under substandard conditions, thus cutting his throat. What else is new? Making a machine such as this one, which needs fine-tuning, is difficult but not as difficult as, say, making an Intel processor. If you disagree, go to your garage and use @Dusty's tools to make one. I admire @Dusty for his great persistence and skills but even he, sorry to repeat, is working with infrastructure that isn't up to the task. This is not to mean I blame him but the proper infrastructure and resources are fully controlled by the powers that be who not only don't want to hear about perpetuum mobile but will drown it in a drop of water if they could.

(Sorry, Ralph..)

Oh, you silly Omnibot...... When you'll be prepared to take a lesson, starting with nr.1 ?

1) 1+1=?

[Omnibus]

The machine under discussion is a viable machine and, given the proper infrastructure, can be turned into a working gravity motor. That's the conclusion from this whole discussion. The problem now is to find ways to set up proper conditions for its making. That I will continue repeatIng no matter how much someone whose postings are worth as much as his promises tries to silence it.

[XS-NRG]

Thread started on April 03, 2009
We are almost 3 yr's later and i have seen NOTHING from this Abeling TWAT.
I did found however that they are going to build TWO new nuclear reactors in Holland.
Make of it what you want