Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[memoryman]

There is gravity and (the very real) centripetal force; neither are energy.
The real question is: why haven't YOU implemented what you 'believe' to be a sure way to generate free energy?

[Grimer]

Good question. 

[Grimer]

Exploring Prof Laithwaite's strong man act further I've found the
mechanism that's aiding him in lifting the gyro above his head with
so little effort.


In the past I've often disparagingly referred to women drivers of large
expensive cars who fondly imagine that when they turn their steering wheel
they are turning the front wheels.


They haven't a clue that they are merely providing a small contribution to the
turning action. They have no idea that there delicate effort is being magnified
by a servo-mechanism which provides the much larger effort required for
steering.


With all respect to our dear departed Prof he is that woman.


When he steers the gyro above his head he is operating the servo-mechanism
inside the gyro disc.


And what, you may well ask, is the nature of that servo-mechanism.


It is the contra-rotating ultra high speed flows of the Kinetic micro-strain.


Like Laithwaite, I have long realised that there was something not right
about mass.


I have long realised that is was a property of matter, accident not substance,
not an amount of matter.


I have long realised that linear inertia far from resisting acceleration was
assisting acceleration. That a servo-mechanism was in operation.


I could see that this is very difficult to demonstrate experimentally.
Fortunately, the Prof has come along with his offset gyro and done just
that ............ and provided a source of free energy in the bargain.


Because the gyro disk is rotating rather than translating it's a lot easier to
visualise what is going on.


If anyone wants some of the background to all this I suggest they read the
following link.


https://frankgrimer.uk/IHM_N103_87.pdf

[Grimer]

The Precession Enigma


I think Laithwaite must have been homing in on the servo-mechanisms
embedded in gyro disks. Somewhere in the various videos is a picture of two
disks in parallel - presumably on the same axis.
I'll look for it. In the meantime if anyone knows where it is please let me know.

[memoryman]

It is in the same place as centrifugal force...