Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[Omnibus]

I have had some experience with Veljko Milkovic’s pendulum and have studied Constantinesco’s work. I don’t think Han’s references to these gentlemen are correct and should not be repeated willie nillie. 

It would be more correct to just say that Constantinesco, Milkovic and Würth’s field of endeavor are related, without the put down implied in Han’s remarks.

Ron

OK, fair enough. I've visited Veljko Milkovic personally and find his devices interesting and worth further study. One thing that one may think would be easy to do, given the claimed output/input ratio, is closing the loop. The fact that it hasn't been done yet, of course, doesn't mean the claim is false but probably the technical issues for actually achieving it are not as straightforward as they seem to be at first sight. The rigorous analysis I gave link to in my previous post is also interesting but is unfinished. On the other hand, Constantinesco's work was unknown to me until couple of days ago when Hans sent me some texts. I haven't studied them, so I'm taking Hans' word for it. I hear what you're saying too. All this is to be discussed at some other time, though. We have other things to worry about in this thread (unless you provide an argument that the phenomenon Milkovic demonstrates is reflected here in some way because of the levers involved).

[Cherryman]

I made a simple test setup to see the difference in the spinning effect.


- All circumstances are equal
- Weight and shape dont change
- Dumbell touches underground and object in 4 different ways
- Intresting results

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8oAN5cKHu8&feature=channel_page

[Cherryman]

Here is the file:

Edit:

More options added

File attached.

[mondrasek]

Here is the same file with the roller axle not fixed to the roller.

[Cherryman]

Here is the same file with the roller axle not fixed to the roller.

Nice!  Intresting differences.