Hydro Differential pressure exchange over unity system.

[mrwayne]

Mark is right,
The education I have gained from this group is well appreciated.

And I share in your frustration - which stems from not being able to share completly.

Many of you have asked Questions that make me say "YES! they are begining to get it."

I wish you were here - because right now, right here in the lab, touching and feeling the discoveries, overcoming new barriers, is the joy of inventing.

Not  money, not fame, but the that thrill and accomplishment of discovery, and of creating a way to overcome - that is a job well done for an inventor.

I am done here, those who requested will be added to my update list.

God Bless you all.
Wayne

[neptune]

Just a couple of points regarding the "Travis effect". A better illustration would have been as follows. Have a see-saw [teeter-totter] mounted above the water tank. Now have a vertical rod from each end of  this seesaw descending to and attached to the two cups. This would better show that the bouyancy of the two cups were equal , in spite of the different amounts of air.
       It has been said that the up thrust on the right cup will diminish as it rises away from the concrete block, and the shape of the enclosed air changes . Suppose that we replace that concrete block with another inverted cup that is full of water, and is exactly the same size and shape as the concrete . And we fix it to the outer cup, so that it rises with it. Does this cure the diminishing up thrust problem?

[mrwayne]

Your described demo is the one I use in my lab,
When the two equal contianers have the same diffirential pressure (not volume)- they will balance.
Volume does not matter on the Travis side unless you don't have enough to equal the diffirential.
Now what you can observe - is this add weight to the Archimedes' side and it will sink.
Add weight to the Travis Effect side - and the pressure diffirential increases to match the weight.

Sinks a little and then bounces back (repulsion)

[neptune]

So adding weight to the Travis side, and it sinks a little and bounces back . That is very intersting, I will have to try this for myself .
  Could you please comment on my second paragraph , about replacing the concrete block with another cup, and attaching that cup to the original Travis cup?

[mrwayne]

If you attach the displacement to the cup "brick or water" the Travis effect is nuetralized because the water becomes a weight when surrounded by air (in simple terms).
The buoyancy with that design is exactly equal to Archimedes'
The "Travis effect" will not work with a submarine -

key to the design of the invention is opposite forces not connected - connected leads to nothing.