Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[Omnibus]

This is one of the most interesting experiments in youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZF01JCm-sI&NR=1. I'm re-posting it here from another thread because of the immediate relevance to the problem at hand.

Here is another vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhOiXCRQu0A&feature=related

This experiment is another illustration of the production of excess energy (production of energy "from nothing"), already demonstrated by the magnetic propulsor, as a result of the construction of the device allowing for spontaneous displacement under the action of a conservative force.

This important experiment is to be studied well and simulated, as a start, using wm2d or, better, with 3dmax (reactor) for possibly turning it into a self-sustaining device.

[Omnibus]

Here's another, even simpler one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzZ9AKwZw28&NR=1

[ramset]

Omni,

These vids make my head hurt!
Whats going on??

Chet

[Omnibus]

This simplest apparent violation of CoE I've ever seen should be had in mind when pondering over the form of Abeling wheel slots, say. It appears the hockey stick slots we've been considering are not the best solution, judging from those last videos.

Maybe, even before working on Abeling wheel we should  consider whether or not these little experiments can be made self-sustaining. Amazing, isn't it? Videos hardly anybody has noticed for over two years made by a Turkish school teacher, who obviously also doesn't seem to appreciate himself the significance of the experiment he has proposed, may be the basis of the simplest ever self-sustaining device.

[darkspeed]

using gravity to convert stored potential energy to inertial energy..

Both balls start at the same point and end at the same point work done = work done

One expresses more velocity but the end result is the same