Posting an open source device for free to the world.

[NerzhDishual]

"Might there be a SAFE way to profit from a perpetual motion device without meeting your maker in the process."

LOL! This is a very admirable and funny statement and I will steal it!.
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The Parrot Sketch - Monty Python's The Flying Circus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npjOSLCR2hE

That is what I call a dead parrot.
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That parrot is definetly deceased
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This parrot is no more.
It has ceased to be.
It expired and gone to meet his maker.
This is a late parrot.

All the best,
Jean

[NerzhDishual]

Floor, in you file "Claims and examples.pdf", do you mean something like this:

[profitis]

"Floor, in you file "Claims and examples.pdf", do
you mean something like this"

sort of.you must remember that each half has difrnt r.o.r. and that is rather independant from that

[Floor]

@nerzhdishual

Yes I did not graphically represent an axle / axis of rotation and should have, but instead only mentioned it in text.

yes as an example of prior art in which the ratio of the magnitude of the mechanical force to distance as
input (on one pulley) is different from the ratio of the magnitude of the mechanical force to distance as
output (another pulley) when they share a common axle of rotation. 

I intended that I would not make any stipulations as to the magnitudes of those forces, or of those ratios,
nor of the directions of the changes in those ratios.

I didn't put much effort into that part of the presentation.  Also it might have been best to have used
the words "prior art" in reference to those "well know examples".

                        thanks
                            floor