Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[Philip Hardcastle]

I never published my theory but for what it is worth I argued that at a particular frequency (not calculated) of an electrostatic field a superconductor would exhibit a shielding effect to gravity.

I note that since then there have been tests to look at a magnetic inflluence. It seems to me that such would be interchangeable with electric fields. The critical frequency would be a sort of resonance of the material with respect to the time constant of electron orbitals. Perhaps if someone is up to date with the research they might care to let me know if I was on the right track.

Phil

[Omnibus]

Like I said, anyone who holds the view that a simple lever wheel, especially in Abeling's embodiment, will not work should prove that rigorously. Stating over and over again that such wheel will not work, only based on hunch, is meaningless.

[Philip Hardcastle]

@omnibus

Was the previous comment referring to me?

Phil

[AquariuZ]

It will not work for now because something is missing.

I am looking for that something

@moon orbit: No, because the force of gravity between these two bodies is not unidirectional like on earth you cannot translate these orbits to a wheel on earth. Well, you can, but it will not work

There is something else

You cannot have a constant imbalance in a wheel unless....

Talk to me Bessler, you greedy bastard.

[pstroud]

Hi Dusty!

I'm very impressed with your replication build.  You are off to an excellent start.  Nice work!

I have been posting your videos on the www.peswiki.com website for all to see.

http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:SJack_Abeling_-_Gravity_Wheel_-_Weight_Power_Plant

When I read the Sjack patent english details, I had the understanding that there is a center rod that connects the opposing weights for a dual lift system.  If you added the connecting rod into your test, it may eliminate some of the friction you refer to by allowing the two lifting systems to work together.

Just a thought.  Keep up the good work.  I'm looking forward to seeing your end results.

Preston