I have two patents on six different machines designed to convert gravity to mechanical energy or heat. The patent numbers are 7770389 and 7877995.
Hello Brian,
Congrats on getting the new patent. With Patent protection on your ideas now, do you have any pictures of working prototypes of the six machines that we could see?
Thanks for your efforts.
RR2
Its all on paper only. Drawings can be viewed online at the U.S. Patent office.
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Quote from: brian334 on May 14, 2011, 04:05:56 PM
Its all on paper only. Drawings can be viewed online at the U.S. Patent office.
If only exists on paper how do you know if it will work? Seems like a waste of time and money to me. There are thousands of gimmicks holding patent status. Plus if it did REALLY work well the Chinese would copy it tomorrow and churn them out by the millions and nothing your patent could do about it.
the patent is to go after the guy who successfully builds it...
How fast does machine #2 spin? How far does Machine #2 fall?
Quote from: brian334 on May 14, 2011, 04:05:56 PM
Its all on paper only. Drawings can be viewed online at the U.S. Patent office.
I've taken a quick look at the drawings. It seems to me that there is no good reason why you should get more buoyancy energy than it takes to empty the tank/float at the bottom. When you empty a given volume you litterally lift that amount of water up to the surface. That takes as much energy as the energy you get out when the tank is floating upwards to the surface - in order to move the given volume of water down again.
Vidar
7770389 and 7877995.
A empty tank submersed in a body of liquid will float to the surface, as the tank floats up it will do work. It is the goal of this machine ...
www.freepatentsonline.com/7770389.html
US Patent Publication (Source: USPTO). Publication No. US 7877995 B2 published on 01-Feb-2011. Application No. US 12/82735 filed on 14-Apr-2008 ...
http://ip.com/patent/US7877995
7877995 · Machine to convert gravity to mechanical energy, Feb. 1, 2011. 7823380 · Free floating wave energy converter,
http://www.patentgenius.com/class/60/496.html
The issue is weather or not gravity can be a energy source used to expand the tanks at the bottom.
Can it match the Gravity generating power of the Hoover Dam? Installed capacity 2080 MW, Annual generation 4.2 billion KWh. I doubt it. Dams are inefficient and I would imagine the wave generator even more less efficient.
Jerry 8)
As far as I know these are the first patented gravity powered over united machines ever posted at this website.
Dear Jane34d,
I estimate it will spin at 17 ft./sec.
Dear Jane,
Machine #2 will accelerate until the surface friction and drag on the tank equal the acceleration it gets from gravity.