Self Siphoning Water

[FreeEnergy]

broli,

please post asap!

:-)

[broli]

Ok as promised.

Your idea made me think of using 2 concepts to create 1 result. It uses siphoning action and the fact that a high enough water column can overcome athmospheric pressure. However the big IF is whether indeed a siphon action will take place and cause a vacuum at the top of the sealed container instead of break down the water continuity and cause a vacuum at the top of the tubes.

Siphons in vacuum work but combining that with a water column high enough to overcome atmospheric pressure is new to me. If it indeed creates a vacuum at the top of the sealed container then you can guess yourself what benefits that has.

[tbird]

hi guys,

i've been watching this thread but still can't figure out what you are trying to accomplish.  are you trying to get a continuous flow of water to drive a power source?

tom

[therealrasta]

This is how I picture it working.. Just with a little air pressure and one way valves. Air tight container.

[ResinRat2]

Sorry, the water will not flow no matter how much pressure you pump into the container. The air pressure pushes equally in all directions and will not allow flow into the open container space through the one way valve.