New Wheel Design

[broli]

You can alter the torque by moving the weights in and out, but you have to consider the time you have the different torque levels. Energy is torque times time - not torque alone. You will anyway in one revolution lift the weights up as much as they fall down. Those operations respectively require and release the very same energy. Whether the object is moving sideways toward or away from the center doesn't make any difference. It is the UP and DOWN operation of mass that matters. Therefor it is impossible to make a gravity powered motor. I'll bet my balls that you will never make those work.

Vidar

Isn't it torque times angle (displacement)? Time has no business with energy. So it's impossible to have a gravity motor, it's impossible to have a magnet motor...so what is your role on this forum besides spreading how impossible free energy is?

Alex I seemed to have missed this thread. I'm eager to see it as well.

[overtaker]

Low-Q,    I won't take that bet.   I'm not a fan of mountain oysters.   

[Alexioco]

Ok the wheel is made, its sitting next to me now, its looks like a piece of Art, the weights are not in yet, but the levers are, the weights can be put in within a few minutes, but before I do, I have to sought another problem, this is the final problem, the levers miss the axle when they should rest upon it, so I need to put somthing around the linside part of the axle to make it thicker, does anyone here have any ideas? maybe tubing? I dont really know, but soon as I do, I will finish it and test it today, then post the reults, thanks all

Alex

[broli]

Try some pvc tube with something on the inside like paper or something to make it fit over your current setup.

Another funny solution...

Take some triple or double A batteries and put them all next to each other on the rim of your current axle. Use ductape to hold them together and give a smooth finish.. You'll probably need double sided tape to not have the batteries make you nuts.

[Alexioco]

Try some pvc tube with something on the inside like paper or something to make it fit over your current setup.

Another funny solution...

Take some triple or double A batteries and put them all next to each other on the rim of your current axle. Use ductape to hold them together. You'll probably need double sided tape to not have the batteries make you nuts.

thannks Broli, I will go now and look at some pvc tube, I can take the axle with me and see how it fits....

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Alex