What significance would a gravity powered device have compared to all others?

[rlortie]

You may not have recieved a reply, but I bet they'll be looking at your 'post'.

This thread is being monitored by more people than you give credit to.  Be it a BesslerWheel.com forum member or a number of energy related forums.

A true advocate in the pursuit of a gravity machine keeps abreast with all related posts on a number of forums. I/we may not have much input to offer but that does not mean their is not interest.

Ralph Lortie

[christo4_99]

there is an aspect to this PM thing that i can feel more so than anything else and that is that the potential to make a lot of people look like fools is definitely there ... that's what Bessler did in his day without even really trying to . lots of people have made claims to perpetual motion so if i fail there is nothing lost but there are so many people that have closed the book on the subject and are just so dead set against it that it is very intriguing to be in the position of advocate , and to feel as i do that after mountains and mountains of procrastination and having pushed myself to put aside my fears and put my money where my mouth is,it actually is beginning to look like the very dream that many of us have and I in particular may just be on the brink of coming true ! thanks ralph for showing up in my thread.

[Low-Q]

@ christo4_99:
Hopefully your machine will work, but for most cases, time has not been taken into account when one make a gravity wheel. It is the energy that is imortant to overbalance, not the mass alone.
What overbalances in mass, will be counterbalanced by greater time consumtion on the opposite side. Therefor the very same energy levels on both sides. This boils down to the simple fact that rising a mass a given altitude, applies a given potential energy. No matter how many times you move this mass up and down the same distance, excess energy cannot occour. A gravitywheel are doing exactly that; Moving a given mass up and down within a fixed altitude differential. What happens sideways are not interesting, because sideways motion of a mass in a gravity field, does not require or provide energy anyways.

But, as they say: Never say never

Vidar

[MrMag]

Since then i have totally rethought the design and now have what i believe to be "the" solution. There is something major in the wheel that i already built that needs to be corrected.The closer i get to it the more confident i am that finally i will not have to defend myself anymore and the less it matters what anyone has to say about it. to be truthful i have attempted to totally abandon the idea that i now have but it keeps returning as the true answer to the problem. i have talked about it to several friends familiar with mechanical workings and such and it is a very simple design and there are not too many variables that can't be corrected. it seems to be,and i've described it this way, the perfect machine.this one will be a one directional wheel as given the design i have not thought out how to make it bi-directional,although i'm sure it is possible.

Thanks for the reply and I wish you luck with your wheel. I am sure that there are many people here hoping that you get the results that you were hoping for. Please keep us informed.

[maw2432]

90 % finished...looks like tomorrow is the day , the moment of truth.

Christo,  good luck and do not give up.  Failure is just another way not to do something.  Also, just another problem to solve.  I believe it was Edison that had over 1000 trys at a light bulb that finally worked.     I am not sure what your design is,  so could do some sharing with some pics.  I am a visual person.   Thanks.   

Bill