Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[stgpcm]

Where? Cite it?

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=7150.msg179252#msg179252

[Omnibus]

@stgpcm,

after this statement you should give it up too:

At this point you say this is a perpetuum mobile.

No, I'm not claiming perpetuum mobile in your case. Now, it's for you to understand why. I've explained it enough. Save your efforts and try to think before posting.

[LarryC]

@Ron,

Good point,

"Never argue with an idiot... the onlooker might not be able
to tell the difference."

But OB's response to you was:

"I said you don't get it but you arrogantly continue. @eisenficker2000 doesn't agree with Wmondrasek, let alone that @mondrasek himself understood his mistake. You don't get it. Hear it again."


But, I am not arguing with an idiot, just trying to get a concensus among knowledgeable people, which eliminates OB's opinion. So back to my original question.


My question to all is:

Do you personally know anybody with OB's arrogant and total disregards for others opinions that he would not have been stomped into a mudhole by his fellow man?

OB has to be in some protected environment, institutional, hiding behind the internet, rich daddy, trust or whatever to exist.

Regards, Larry

[stgpcm]

@stgpcm,


No, I'm not claiming perpetuum mobile in your case. Now, it's for you to understand why. I've explained it enough. Save your efforts and try to think before posting.

It's called the scientific method. You've posed your hypothesis, I've posted an antithesis. your job is to explain why this system doesn't match your criteria.

Obviously I have chosen a case where it clearly isn't going to spin, but you need to explain why your reasoning disqualifies it.

[stgpcm]

@eisenficker2000 or @Mondrasek

with the static vector methods, given the simple system attached, at what angle would the left weight need to meet the vertical 'ramp' for it to just manage to slide up its slot? (with the 0.9:1 lengths).

Obviously, at 0 degrees to the vertical, the system would stop, and at 90 degreees it would continue, but what is different in those analyses?