Freezer:

If this is possible, and I underline if, I believe it will be done with a combination of various devices and approaches, just as you are saying. It may not be possible but, that is what intrigued me about combining the SMOT and the gravity wheel. It may require a different approach entirely or adding yet another technology to it.  I just love the chase.  I wish I had an old pinball machine...can you imagine the great parts you could salvage from that?

Bill

Freezer:

Have you done any modeling yet?  I would be very interested to see what you have come up with.

Bill

Quote from: Freezer on October 09, 2007, 07:53:17 PM
Perhaps we need a combination of a smot, gravity wheel, and perhaps something else all together.

Since neither the smot nor the gravity wheel help in any way, why not just leave them out and just focus on the something else?

Quote from: Pirate88179 on October 11, 2007, 09:07:18 PM
Freezer:

Have you done any modeling yet?  I would be very interested to see what you have come up with.

Bill

I posted a rendering in the cambell thread, but I haven't added other designs into yet.  I kind of have to draw it on paper and work out the ideas first, and then see if it fits and can work in 3d.

Shruggedatlas:

Has anyone tried the SMOT coupled with the gravity wheel?  Maybe not.  Maybe not for a good reason.  But, if it has not been attempted then what's wrong with giving it a try?  They claim on here that SMOT is overunity...including Stephan,  I don't know this to be a fact but they say it is.  So, if, and I mean IF, that is the case, then I think my experiments will at least teach me something. It will either work, or not.  If not, and probability says that will be the case, I will learn yet another thing not to do.  I have spent most of my life learning what not to do.  Why should I stop now? (smile)


Bill