Gravity "wheel" concept...

[iacob alex]

    Hi  P.Motion!
          It's seems that the real problem of the so desired gravity powered device is not a geometrical design "tracery",so let's say mechanical statics,but a real mechanical dynamics one.
      If  so,the understanndig moves into active gravity(at all times) and active inertia(sometimes) regarding mechanical dynamics.
      The dynamic's comprehension,turns around  the words: energetic,vigurous,active,alive,powerful,impulsive...and others.
      From time to time,the "painting" words,can be the first step to an idea,and more to a first line,an elementary design.

       Anyway,the experiments can enlighten us in an easy manner.

                                                   All the Bests!  /  Alex

[iacob alex]

....can  "sparkle" in our minds ,in some way,in a rainy,pluvial day ...as we are living,are immersed in a huge,massive continuous flow of energy.
   If we have a sea-saw arrangement,the beam will tip over in the direction of the stronger torque.
   If we can imagine something like this,with an unequal,nonstop torque loading ,where the beam will tip down again and again...it can be a very simple thing,but a very important fact.
   The overall design is to create excess  torque on one side only,to imagine a most simple assymetrical situation where the same/identical weights are closer to the fulcrum when rising,than they are when falling.
  It seems that we must think this time in the terms of a falling torque,due to a gravity real flow...

    All the Bests!/  Alex

[yamalaris]

   

"my machine runs by the flight of the weights through the air"
                                                                             Bessler.

[fletcher]

   

"my machine runs by the flight of the weights through the air"
                                                                             Bessler.

@ Yamalaris - could you give the source of this quote i.e. where did you find it, & could you post up the link - thanks in advance

[iacob alex]

   

       Hi!

  I suposse that Bessler,as a man with a great experience,made a deep notice:  the "air" is a certain property of the space,that we call it...inertia.Or,if you like the "next/underground *air* ",that is responsable for constant velocity/impetus and equilibrium.A kind of "wonder fulcrum"  ,or constant impetus/velocity support,fulcrum.
So,maybe Bessler played inertia...
    All the Bests!  /  Alex