Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[dutchy1966]

Hi everyone,

On Abelings website i found a short description of the principle he uses. Seems like is harnessing the centrifugal force that the weights are creating. I've translated the part below.
I hope it helps.

From his website:

V: Waar komt de extra energie vandaan in uw systeem?
Q: Where does the excess energy in your system come from?

A: De gewichten worden per twee toegepast, een vallend/duw gewicht en een gewicht dat omhoog gebracht moet worden. Door de vinding van het duo hefkrachtsysteem ondervindt het vallend/duw gewicht nagenoeg geen hinder van het gewicht dat omhooggebracht moet worden.
Linksboven in het systeem ontstaat een versnelling van het gewicht (zoals bij kogel stoten). Het gewicht verplaatst zich hier sneller dan het systeem waarin het zich bevind, waardoor het systeem op deze plaats (rechtsboven in het systeem) een duw krijgt, want het systeem vangt het gewicht weer op. De route van de gebruikte gewichten in het systeem wordt vooraf bepaald. Daardoor bevinden de gewichten zich altijd in een vaste positie ten opzichte van elkaar, zodat het gewicht dat omhoog gebracht moet worden minder weerstand uitoefend op het vallend/duw gewicht. Dit zorgt ervoor dat het systeem vanuit iedere stand/positie begint te draaien. De extra kracht wordt linksonder in het systeem gerealiseerd en bovenin het systeem overgebracht op het systeem zelf waardoor versnelling (extra energie) ontstaat. Wanneer het systeem het gewicht niet zou opvangen dan zou het gewicht met hoge snelheid wegvliegen.

A: The weights are applied in pairs, one falling/pushing weight and a weight that has to be lifted. Because of the invention of the "twin liftingsystem" the falling/pushing weight is hardly hindered by the weight that has to be lifted.
In the upperleft of the system an acceleration of the weight is created (like with shot put). At this popint the weight moves faster than the system it is part of. The system gets pushed in this area (upper right area) because it has to 'catch' the accelerated weight. The route the weights take in the system is predetermined, that way the weights are always aligned with eachother in a way that the weight that has to be raised, puts less resistance onto the falling/pushing weight. This accomplishes that the system starts rotating from any position. The excess power is realised in the bottom left end of the system and in the top system transferred to the system itself, by which acceleration (= excess energy) is created.
If the system wouldn't 'catch' the weight it would leave the system at high velocity.     


Regards,

Dutchy  (and yes... I'm Dutch. )

[broli]

Dutchy your effort is appreciated but his website is already translated to English  .

[AquariuZ]

Dutchy your effort is appreciated but his website is already translated to English  .

Great translation though, so thanks 

[Mark69]

That sounds like it is possible then.  If you think of an aircraft wing, it is also somewhat "D" shaped, this allows the air on the top of the wing to have to speed up to flow as fast as the air on the bottom (since the distance is greater).  The faster flow causes the pressure to be reduced on top allowing the air on the bottom to push up on the wing to generate lift.  I am not saying his weights are generating lift, up if using the same principle with the speed sounds feasible.

Mark

[AquariuZ]

Chet

This whole string looks to be a setup for possible fraud. Just to much hype and no evidence. Not even a covered wheel either started on its own or a slight push with an acceleration. Without this there is nothing to even consider if a working device even exist. I await the public and proper evidence. 

AB, I would not call it hype at all, it is just a website. There are no link farms, no media coverage, nothing. I found it by accident Googling Abeling. Not much Hype, he just gives a current status report.

If he has not contacted me by tomorrow night I will call his company on Tuesday, because I feel like a child who was promised some candy and is then told "maybe tomorrow".

I want my candy.