Easy Gravity wheel

[guruji]

Hi guys I don't know if this was my idea or I saw it somewhere but it does'nt matter it's easy to do this.

[Bizzy]

Hi guys I don't know if this was my idea or I saw it somewhere but it does'nt matter it's easy to do this.

good Morning
How are the angles kept in the same position?
Thanks
Bizzy

[Bizzy]

good Morning
How are the angles kept in the same position?
Thanks
Bizzy

Good Morning again
Or let me rephrase that , how do you keep the angles in the same direction as it is turning?
Thanks
Bizzy

[Pirate88179]

I think he is saying that at the bottom of the L it is a little heavier so gravity keeps it at 90 degrees.  I am going to have to take this under review because at first glance, I thought no way it could work....but now....I am not saying it will but...it is an approach I have never seen before.  hey, you never know.  That is what experiments are for....and he is right....very simple and not hard to experiment with this design.

Bill

[Bizzy]

I think he is saying that at the bottom of the L it is a little heavier so gravity keeps it at 90 degrees.  I am going to have to take this under review because at first glance, I thought no way it could work....but now....I am not saying it will but...it is an approach I have never seen before.  hey, you never know.  That is what experiments are for....and he is right....very simple and not hard to experiment with this design.

Bill

Hi Bill
That was my first thought that the bottom would be heavier. The only problem is that the bottom L would be at full extension while it is at the bottom. So I am not sure if the other L's would have enough weight to move that. However like you said it is a very simple method and would be easy to try. When I was younger, much younger  I would tinker with such devices. Unfortunately I didn't keep good records back then of my work So I don't recall if I tried this or not. So I now I'll have to try this  when I get some more time
Bizzy