New Idian inventors gravity running wheel video !

[jake]

It would be good,
if someone who speaks Idian language
could give a rough translation of waht the 3 inventors
say at the video interview.

I had my renter listen to it.  He said that they said just about what the female voice on the tape says - They worked over the phones and internet until May, then worked together to make the device that works on gravity and magnetism, etc.

[Liberty]

It would be good,
if someone who speaks Idian language
could give a rough translation of waht the 3 inventors
say at the video interview.

I had my renter listen to it.  He said that they said just about what the female voice on the tape says - They worked over the phones and internet until May, then worked together to make the device that works on gravity and magnetism, etc.

To me, I guess what I find interesting is not just something that will self run (but it would be amusing to watch)...  I am interested in something, even if it uses a little power, that has enough excess strength or power to do real work, that would have the excess capability to recover the power that it uses and power something else.  That type of device would have potential to do more than just run itself, it would actually be a useful device, as opposed to one that we just watch run for fun, while having no practical use.

[hartiberlin]

Can somebody please try to find more infos via Indian forums ?
I don?t have much time currently to scan google or other sources.
Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[joeuser]

It would be good,
if someone who speaks Idian language
could give a rough translation of waht the 3 inventors
say at the video interview.

I had my renter listen to it.  He said that they said just about what the female voice on the tape says - They worked over the phones and internet until May, then worked together to make the device that works on gravity and magnetism, etc.

To me, I guess what I find interesting is not just something that will self run (but it would be amusing to watch)...  I am interested in something, even if it uses a little power, that has enough excess strength or power to do real work, that would have the excess capability to recover the power that it uses and power something else.  That type of device would have potential to do more than just run itself, it would actually be a useful device, as opposed to one that we just watch run for fun, while having no practical use.

I find fans that you don't have to plug in to be very practical.  I'm going to turn all my free energy devices into fans because I live in a warm climate.

This is exactly what we need right now: working proof of concepts.  Torque and power output is not important right now.  Maybe the device can be tweaked to provide greater torque later on, or maybe it will be deemed impractical, but we need to show the scientific community and the world that we're not a bunch of loonies.

I wish I could examine the diagrams for this Indian made device.  I at least want to know if it works on a theoretical level.  The marriage of gravity, magnetism, and buoyancy is very interesting to me.

[hartiberlin]

Hi All,
as I did not find any other news about this invention,
I just tried to extract a few better pics from this video
to see, how this thing works...
From the chart on the wall there it seems,
that it needs indeed water, what did puzzle me,
cause the 2 wheel system in the video did not seem
to use any water at all, at least not in the parts, where the
2 wheel system was shown..
Also at:
http://www.newkerala.com/news3.php?action=fullnews&id=13375

it was posted, that it does not need any water...
hmm, now look at these 6 pics I extracted and zoomed and cleared
up.
There it is functioning the following way:
The yellow "bits" seems to be wood blocks or things that can swim
in water at the surface...
So there is a main water tank where these bits are "hammered" at the bottom
via this hydraulic hammer system into the watertank.
Then these yellow bits have buoyancy and rise to the surface of the main
water tank while they propell the main belt system inside the tank
and when they get to the surface, they will fall off to the right side out of the tank and
run down the bit carrier slide runaway, where they fall via gravity into the output wheel
turning it and falling down again onto the hydraulic "hammer" pipe system, where they
hit the other bits already inside the channel to go into
the tank again. Then when the kinetic hit energy has been used, they just slide into the
row to be pushed into the water tank...


Hmm... I wonder if the 2 wheel system in the video is really this principle ?
Where is the magnetic part of it ?
It is also called "Maggravit", so it seems they also use magnets...
but where ?
Maybe the 2 wheel system is already an enhanced version, which
really needs no water ?
Or maybe it is only the output wheel thing, where the main thing,
the water tank is still missing and this 2 wheel system was only shown,
how the output wheel should have worked as a "show" item ?

Anyway, here are the 6 pics.. You must be logged into the forum to see
the pics.

Please post your comments to this function principle...
I guess it will be very hard to push the yellow weights
at the buttom into the water tank, as there is a pretty high
water pressure down there, which wants to push the weights
out off the tank and this pressure has to be overcome
by the hammering of the hydraulic system or any other trick...

Regards, Stefan.