Self running power generating system

[oldman1924db]

Thank you CompuTutor
I appreciate you taking the time to look over my idea. Sorry about the pictures but I'm new at this and don't know how to incorporate the pictures with the text. From reading your response I am assuming that you didn't open the attached Google sketchup file. In the sketchup file there is more information on the shuttle's size and weight that might help you more understand the operation of this system. As you already know the key to this system is volume vs weight. Once the shuttle descends to the bottom about 9ft. and then the shuttle will expand. As I see it the only weight the shuttle has to deal with is the weight that is in the reservoir fill pipe which is about 7 pounds. I may be wrong and that is why I am here, to get answers and your input. Thank you again and all comments are welcome.

[CompuTutor]

The simple answer to that, is that you chose a format
that requires people to install a program to just look at it.

I do not run an OS supported by it anyway,
and, unlike many other viewer formats,
Google has chosen to NOT provide a way
to look at them using an online viewer.
(That I could easily find...)



And the redirect to Docs.Google.com for the pics was useless too,
I had to download the archive to my machine to just see those.

https://sites.google.com/site/oldmanwithanidea/self-running-power-gernating-system/SRPS.jpg.rar



While posting, go advanced, and scroll down,
you will see a way to manage attachements.

Use that to post pics into posts,
they are limited to five per post,
so you may need a few posts
to present your ideas in full.

Larger files can be placed here:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=downloads;sa=add;cat=25
Than linked to in your posts.



If you, or anyone reading this knows of any way
to read those *.skp Google Sketchup files online,
please advise.

[oldman1924db]

Hello compututor
you're right in order to view the sketchup file you would have to download and install the sketchup application.The SRPS picture file can be viewed with most any picture viewer. But again you would have to download it to your computer first. At the time I posted this I hadn't given any thought to the inconvenience of trying to view my idea. I apologize to all the viewers for my lack of knowledge on how to post things properly. Thank you for your patience.

[CompuTutor]

I did write Google about there being an online viewer
for every other document format on the planet,
even Micro$haft's own delite...XL-Spreadsheet's...
but not theirs...

And about them sourcing a Micro$haft's good-ole boys club M$-only proggy,
that is unless you want to cram it into Linux via Vine with seditives...

But that Google doesn't provide any way for us people
to view their painted-into-a-corner propriatary 3D format
just steams me, it isn't your fault, it is Google$haft's...

But it is common knowledge that Google NEVER listens to the public,
only the dollar potential of the current market share top end.

Sad.



As you have already made the file, you must have Sketchup or Sketchup Pro,
Check the "File" >>> "Save As" or "Export" for alternative formats perhaps ?