Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[Omnibus]

Just curious, what does 'eisenficker' stand for?

[i_ron]

Hans, do you mean to say the Dutch government and all the companies working with Sjack Abeling are just plain stupid?
Can so many people be so stupid?

If you do a search on,"Groningen" they list all the projects in the district, both completed and pending... there is no mention of any "weight power plant"

Here are two examples..."Highly Efficient Natural Gas-Fired Plant
Advanced Power plans to build a power plant fuelled only by natural gas with a capacity of 1,200 MW. The CCGT (combined cycle gas turbine) project will reach an efficiency of up to 60%, which will make it one of the most efficient power stations in the world.

This morning (Tuesday, the 6th of May) the longest high-voltage cable in the world was successfully put into operation: the NorNed cable between the Netherlands (Eemshaven) and Norway (Feda), with a length of 580 kilometres. The cable has a capacity of 700 megawatt"

So I would appreciate any news item on Abeling's plant.


Ron

[i_ron]

There is no such unbalanced wheel in Abeling's patent howevermuch you want to see it that way. Abelings patent is Patent Nonsense!

Hans von Lieven

Not often that I agree with you, but this is one of those times.

Perhaps what people are seeing is similar to the three ball
design where it is obvious the center of mass is on the left
and the 'wheel' will rotate CCW until the left two balls are on the bottom, NOT, it is a balanced wheel, as is the patent.

Ron

[Omnibus]

Not often that I agree with you, but this is one of those times.

Perhaps what people are seeing is similar to the three ball
design where it is obvious the center of mass is on the left
and the 'wheel' will rotate CCW until the left two balls are on the bottom, NOT, it is a balanced wheel, as is the patent.

Ron

That's not the case here, as I already explained.

[Omnibus]

If you do a search on,"Groningen" they list all the projects in the district, both completed and pending... there is no mention of any "weight power plant"

Ron

Don't get it. Do search for what? You suggest there might be a governmental project under the name "weight power plant", is that it? Someone must be out of his mind to have suggested that the government would fund such a thing. Where has this been suggested?