Here is a new water wheel device from youtube,
but the inventor did not yet tell,
how long it works:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jy4yRrOw2Ww
Ok i think i know how its made but i don't understand how the wheel is able to push the water up to the reservoir.
ITs like the spiral hose get the water on each rotation, pushing the water inside the spiral hose to the middle of the wheel, from there the water go up to the reserver and from there the water drop on the second wheel
its possible its a fake too because the reservoir is full at the begining of the video and more the time go more the wheel slowdown?
I am becoming more critical the more i see things like this.....nice tank feeding tape,it must be good for a couple of minutes at least.....nice effects on video image to get more time if tank lasts 30 seconds......nice garden setting for experiment so things can be hidden........................................................... :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :-\ :( ::)
G'day all,
Here we go again, will those old ideas never die??
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Old Robert Fludd again.
Hans von Lieven
Guys this is just a work of art and is driven with a water pump . don't get your panties in a bunch because someone assumed something.
Ah ha.
Bill
G'day all,
I have been saying this for a long time, in order to get perpetual motion, all you have to do is to create a pump that pumps more water than the waterwheel needs to drive it.
Maybe this is another little patent application that Robert Jackson can add to his collection, if he has not already done so. Why stop with air and light when you can have water as well? He can cite Robert Fludd as prior.
He can go to a hardware shop and compare the specification plates on pumps and motors, do his magic maths, and we have another world shaking invention.
Hans von Lieven
Hey Hans:
I have a design for a perpetual motion water wheel...of course, it only works when it's raining.
Bill