Gravity wheel of Mikhail Dmitriyev

[gdez]

@ Supergod,
I also liked Mikhail's wheel, and for all the people saying that it doesn't work, I haven't seen a single replication by anyone to disprove it. I'm looking forward to seeing your results.

[nickle989]

rlortie

It has merit,  a gravity wheel, a wheel of leavers is what I liken it, along with angular momentum has potential.  Pulling a heavy load staight up with one pulley vs say 3 or 4 is good example.  The old torque vs speed.  A few years ago on a wind turbine project that I worked on violated the Betz limit, the local Phd's said it was impossiable until they stuck it in their wind tunnel ... I laughed my ass off.

I think for this to work better one needs to use a round weight at the end like a bearing and then a magnet at a right angle at the outside of the wheel this will help pull the weight up past the outer edge of circumferance and then when the weight crests the gravitation plain pull it will simply drop.  I also do not see how an even number of unit will work better then an odd number. 

Just my 1 penny thought.

I think I will build a small one ... just cause it now intriques me and I don't have the money to replicate the noble gas engine.

[gdez]

Yeah, it looks cheap and easy to build, so why not?

[Super God]

rlortie

It has merit,  a gravity wheel, a wheel of leavers is what I liken it, along with angular momentum has potential.  Pulling a heavy load staight up with one pulley vs say 3 or 4 is good example.  The old torque vs speed.  A few years ago on a wind turbine project that I worked on violated the Betz limit, the local Phd's said it was impossiable until they stuck it in their wind tunnel ... I laughed my ass off.

I think for this to work better one needs to use a round weight at the end like a bearing and then a magnet at a right angle at the outside of the wheel this will help pull the weight up past the outer edge of circumferance and then when the weight crests the gravitation plain pull it will simply drop.  I also do not see how an even number of unit will work better then an odd number. 

Just my 1 penny thought.

I think I will build a small one ... just cause it now intriques me and I don't have the money to replicate the noble gas engine.

Sorry for the offtopic, could you explain your turbine more, please?

[Low-Q]

rlortie

It has merit,  a gravity wheel, a wheel of leavers is what I liken it, along with angular momentum has potential.  Pulling a heavy load staight up with one pulley vs say 3 or 4 is good example.  The old torque vs speed.  A few years ago on a wind turbine project that I worked on violated the Betz limit, the local Phd's said it was impossiable until they stuck it in their wind tunnel ... I laughed my ass off.

I think for this to work better one needs to use a round weight at the end like a bearing and then a magnet at a right angle at the outside of the wheel this will help pull the weight up past the outer edge of circumferance and then when the weight crests the gravitation plain pull it will simply drop.  I also do not see how an even number of unit will work better then an odd number. 

Just my 1 penny thought.

I think I will build a small one ... just cause it now intriques me and I don't have the money to replicate the noble gas engine.

Just a thought: If you're gonna use a magnet to assist the wheel, this magnet will allso assist the wheel in the oposite direction when the ball has passed the magnet.