New Gravity Wheel Design BREAKTHROUGH MODIFICATION!

[AquariuZ]

Is there a WM2D model available?

It looks like the pictures where created in wm2d...

Very original thinking b.t.w.

Thanks

[oscar]

Hi Yortuk Festrunk,
I think there is a guy here
http://www.energeticforum.com/53455-post495.html
who is trying something similar.
But instead of your pulley relay system he is using a weired leverage system.
Thought this may be interesting for you.

[noonespecial]

Out of curiosity I threw together a quck Phun simulation and from what I saw, this does seem to have merit. Unfortunately, it quickly got out of alignment because I couldn't get a good 'grip' between the rollers and the weight.

If I can figure out a good way to overcome this shortcoming of Phun, I'll post it here.

Charlie

[Yortuk Festrunk]

Is there a WM2D model available?

It looks like the pictures where created in wm2d...

Very original thinking b.t.w.

Thanks

I only used WM to draw the picture. It is not an actual sim. I screen captured it then drew the belts and colored it in using Paint.

[Yortuk Festrunk]

Hi Yortuk Festrunk,
I think there is a guy here
http://www.energeticforum.com/53455-post495.html
who is trying something similar.
But instead of your pulley relay system he is using a weired leverage system.
Thought this may be interesting for you.

As I told AB Hammer in my other thread, http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=7370.0 there are two problems in that setup that I have addressed in my design:

1. It will be extremely difficult to make a wheel work that rotates non-stop because centrifugal force will interfere with any part of the system where weights shift position. I think it will be much easier to construct a system that can shift weights up while at a dead stop, then rotate 180°, stop again and repeat the process. This is what this design is intended to do. It completely eliminates centrifugal force from the equation.

2. Any weight in the system cannot be directly connected to the rest of the system. It must be "separate", or "float" as I like to say. The weight on my design floats from one end of the set of rollers to the other. This way, the weight is only being "held" on one side of the wheel to create an out of balance condition.