Was Bessler for real?

[johnny874]

I actually was running with many variants of this in my head and remembered an older setup I was playing with for something completely different but it had two masses a string a pulley and a spring holding the pulley up in the air and I remember taping on one of the masses with the end of a pencil and watching all of the movement the little pencil hit could create.

  inertia is something, isn't it ? there are probably a lot of ways this can be tried.
I think what you posted was one of the better ways.

                                                                    Jim

[johnny874]

Tesla found out what a little bit of resonant inirtia can do

  That's something I've thought about for a long time, reading more about his work.
If it wasn't for working on gravity power, I'd probably build something he did just to see sparks fly.
Have you ever made any videos of your energy experiments ?

                                                           Jim

[johnny874]

no videos, I have only recently started posting pictures of some of the stuff I have been playing with, well the stuff I have enough left of to take a picture, I tend to use my old test beds as a parts store for new ideas.


Simple things has some stuff and some thoughts.


http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=11149.new;topicseen#new

  Tom,
I read some on your work. I had a friend years ago who went to school for computers. I never understood how he understood how gates worked so easily. I think for me, could be why I do what I do.
I am going to read some more of what you've done. I'm not sure if I'll understand it as well as you, but even if I don't learn something because it's beyond my grasp, it will help me to appreciate more what I can do even if I'm only a grease monkey 

                                                                                                                                 Jim

[johnny874]

Don't  know how much stuff I "know".  I have been playing with different ways of looking at things for decades, some worked most didn't but they all showed me "things" of sorts.  I have been playing with Bloch wall gates for so long it never occurs to me that some people may not know how to turn off the local area field effect as such, it is not anything new and nothing I do with it is new, well as far as I am concerned.


I do it all for the fun of it, I get a thought and I try and find a way to see if it is valid or not then take the info I get and incorporate it into my daily view on how things work and come up with something else.


I was a "papered" mechanic, spent a lot of time fixing computers, building houses and buildings, making cabinets,,,, a lot of things so don't cut yourself short, you may understand my stuff better than me.

   I have a varied background as well. I've have built a few wheels over the last 5 years or so. They're what helps me with mechanics. With your idea, I'll probably build it. I have considered a couple of different ways to build it. It'll most likely be the end of the month before I could start working on it. But I really do think it could work. Could try explaining it all, but as they say, the devil is in the details.

                                                                                                                                  Jim

[johnny874]

Jim,


I have an observation that I will share but it will be left vague, if the observation holds true for many things it would be a shame to hide it with a single value.


Sometimes and in some conditions an interactive system that becomes a net zero interaction will allow for a change within the interactive potential without reacting to the change.


I think this is the observation Bessler made but it does not stay with just masses and gravity, it should be able to used in many systems.


This is the thing I need to play with more to see if it works, if it only works on paper and in my head it is useless, but I have a strong feeling that it is valid.

       Tom,
I think one thing Bessler did was to not over analyze what he realized.
I think this is a common mistake everyone makes. I used to do this as well.
The different ideas I have posted all have a common theme, something performs
work more efficient than previously thought possible.
With what I will be demonstrating, it is a simple design. And this allows it to realize it's potential.
And who knows, maybe those in the 12X's thread might consider5 approaching math from a little different perspective. Until I get it built, really isn't much to discuss.

                                                                 Jim