Free energy gravity motor Pinwheel Generator

[Russell Lee]

Can you post an animated gif on how it is suppose to work?

Jerry

I do well to be able to animate myself.  The full explaination is at the squidoo site:  http://www.squidoo.com/pinwheelgenerator
-Russ

[Sprocket]

Sprocket,  I seriously botched the address, it should read:
http://www.squidoo.com/pinwheelgenerator  or you can just go to the Squidoo.com site and punch in Pinwheel Generator in the search box.-Russ

Much better, thanks!  Interesting read...

[onthecuttingedge2005]

I think it will fall under Pascal's Principle and Hydraulics and it will probably just balance out in pressure and cease to function.

I would simulate it for you but my mechanical software doesn't have the option for fluid dynamics.

[Russell Lee]

I think it will fall under Pascal's Principle and Hydraulics and it will probably just balance out in pressure and cease to function.

I would simulate it for you but my mechanical software doesn't have the option for fluid dynamics.

I'm not sure what your meaning by pressure.  As the bottom weight ball  descends within it's cylinder, it's vacuum pulls in any building air pressure the filling top cylinder is experiencing with the incoming liquid.  When the bottom cylinder's weight ball reaches it's end, the (air) pressure has been completely stabilized.  All that happens now is that the ball unlockes the cylinder from the block, and with the push from the push arm, the right side cylinder (weighing twice what the left side cylinder weighs-overbalancing the system) rotates to the bottom position, having it's weight ball begin it's descent to start the process anew.  -Russ