Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

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Patent is online now, thank you Espacenet.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=item265

Thanks @Tink. Unfortunately it's in Dutch. Perhaps @Cherryman can help us understand what it's all about.

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Patent is online now, thank you Espacenet.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=item265

Thanks, Tink!

Aha.
Well, good luck with replicating....

If this are really the basics of "weight power  plant",  than you can have it....
Another ones bites the dust.

Cheers!

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@spinner,

Sorry, but what guarantees you that they are indeed involved in this "controversial" project?

Henkel is splashed all over Abeling's web page. You think they are gullible enough not to know that and not to realize this connects them with Abelings obviously (as seen directly from his web page) controversial project, correct?

Because of a few posts you read here? Because you talked to him?

Because of what his web site says. Do you want a quote?

[qupte]What guaranties you that they (Henkel) knows the "whole story"?[/quote]

You mean to tell me they can be folled by any passerby? You mean to tell me a website connecting their name with a super controversial project means nothing to them, is that what you mean? We're in a really bad shape if that's the case.

Did Henkel saw Abeling experiments and are now convinced this is a real deal?

Good question. They must have to allow such involvement of their name with his project (Sterling way of making a buck from non-working project excluded). Otherwise, they are as flimsy as they can get.

If this project is indeed so controversial (and secret), why would they be answering some "unknown guy from the web" request?

Maybe because they are so convinced, they've seen it and so on that it allows them to respond in this way to a question from the public. What else?

So, why does a commercialist from one of the Henkel units claims this really is a serious project ?

Because they really consider it a serious project, beyond than just a commercial activity for selling glue. What's in it for them to make it up -- present it to the public as a serious project while knowing it isn't? Just to sell more glue? Hardly.

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Thanks, Tink!

Aha.
Well, good luck with replicating....

If this are really the basics of "weight power  plant",  than you can have it....
Another ones bites the dust.

Cheers!

Why?

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Please see this. Seems there's again something I'm overlooking. (see attached)