another thought

[thenewguy]

one arm, proppelled by magnets, turns to its sticking point. at or just before the sticking point the arm strikes another arm at or just before its sticking point, on another wheel to kick start it from the sticking point to the beginning point. so only one arm is turning at a time. but i guess its perpetual motion.

kind of like a pendullum.

i dunno, just thinking.

i suppose the torque would be there but the speed would maybe be too slow?
which is more important, the torque or the rpm?

[FreeEnergy]

cool thanks!
i will see what i can do and add your idea to my wheel. kind sounds like my wheel except you are running two wheels to support each other. check it out http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,894.msg28133.html#msg28133


do you have any drawings to show us?


peace

[thenewguy]

i do not have a drawing. i could try and clarify what i mean if you wish.
it will take some thought, as i did not envision your wheel as the base for my idea.

i've seen your system previously, but i cant say that i completely understand it. if time allows i will try and get a better grip on it and try to apply my ideas to your smot.

unlike most folks here my abilities are quite limited in regards to drawing and building the machines. my skill is my ideas. in fact i have a few ideas but i hesitate to post them for fear of being misunderstood.

i'm currently in the proccess of building one arm that rotates half way around.
in the process i'm learning and trying different things as i go along.

i also think. a lot.

i've got quite a few ideas, but the technical aspect is a problem for me. not one i cant overcome, but enough of one where it will take some time for me to make.

trial and error is easier when you know the ins and outs of the trial part.

until we are free wheelin'

newguy

[thenewguy]

ok i have a way to describe it in simple terms.

a full rotation hinge as the axis. as one half of the hinge (A), the part you connect to the door we'll say, is attached to an arm which extends out for magnets to pull it around to its sticking point.

on the inside of the hinge is a spring.

when the hinge reaches its full rotation, it slams into the other hinge (B) which sits idly, awaiting a push from hinge A), freeing it from its sticking point, in fact pushing it onto a starting point.

hinge B) then follows its rotation until slaming into hinge A), repeating the cycle.

i hope that explains it. even if not i think i can fabricate one and hopefully post a video.

[FreeEnergy]

thanks for the explanation. a drawing would be nice though


peace