Was Bessler for real?

[AB Hammer]

Jim

Why do you keep talking to me or about me? Not to mention that the idea you are proposing was suggested to me by Pese back in early 2008 but we where talking about quick silver. But I will pass on a little advice that came from Pese. If you can't find quick silver/mercury? You can use alcohol for it moves faster. Oh yes! In you color drawings you have a mechanical problem. You may have addressed it in your build in process but for others reading. You are going to need a slide to get your lever to compress.

But good luck

Alan

[overtaker]

Quote from Cristo:

Nobody in my family nor my friends  have disowned me for claiming that I have discovered Bessler's principle at least 100 times ! but these online communities have .



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[johnny874]

Jim

Why do you keep talking to me or about me? Not to mention that the idea you are proposing was suggested to me by Pese back in early 2008 but we where talking about quick silver. But I will pass on a little advice that came from Pese. If you can't find quick silver/mercury? You can use alcohol for it moves faster. Oh yes! In you color drawings you have a mechanical problem. You may have addressed it in your build in process but for others reading. You are going to need a slide to get your lever to compress.

But good luck

Alan

  Alan,
please show the link as you are claiming you originated this idea. In essence, you are accusing me of plagiarism.
Quicksilver is not necessary. If you knew anything of history, you would know that Bessler would have most likely used suede for his tubes. This means that water and / or oil could help maintain the seal and the conditioning of the leather.
as for a slide, not needed. It would create unecessary restence as you know, or don't know. Merely allowing allowing a link to rotate by pins is a much better answer. and it also allows the warped board to be locked into position on one end.
I wish at some point you would learn more than armoring. And no, I'm not building. As much as you claimed my medical problem was not a problem, I am off work because of surgery you did not think I needed. Your self importance is tiresome. Why not show something ? I would find that more credible.

                                                                        Jim

edited to add; Alan, bluestiger44 @ besslerwheel.com also discussed using mercury. But like you and Pese, he probably had no idea how it was used. And in considering engineering, something like mercury would not be able to displace it's mass over a distance as well as oil or water. By having pockets of it, it could have the strength (density) to damage the engineering. It seems the structures durability was never seriously considered.
Could be why your refrain of Build Jim, build. You wish to say you are the man behind my ability. you have said as much before. And as I said then, I am not your employee. If I wish to talk wheel with others, not sure why it would bother you when there is no proof of your building anything. Only claims. But thanks for wishing me well on my recovery.

[johnny874]

Quote from Cristo:

Nobody in my family nor my friends  have disowned me for claiming that I have discovered Bessler's principle at least 100 times ! but these online communities have .



Wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf,  wolf......

  overtaker,
Your part of the infamous Arrache build group, right ? I wonder, when is your group going to do more than taunt others for what your group does ?

                                                                          Jim

edited to add; this is an idea that rlortie posted in this froum with permission from Dr. Lindemann.
I'm not sure, but I do believe Mt 20 was better engineered. When the over balanced weight moved outward, it stayed there until the wheels rotation allowed it to reset itself.
The video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEsqipy5ik0
The thread
http://www.overunity.com/6735/peter-lindemann-the-mechanical-engine-a-re-evolution-of-besslers-wheel/msg155847/#msg155847

@AB Hammer, when referencing something, this is the proper way to do it.

[overtaker]

Jim,  No I am not part of Arrache .  I am not even part of their private forum.