Accelerating wheel modeled under real world conditions - could it be?

[AquariuZ]

Just to add, ANY amount of force on the x-axis for the spheres is enough to create imbalance.

So as long as there is Fx there is imbalance

And where there is imbalance there is rotation due to gravity.

[4Tesla]

Interesting!  I don't have wm2d.  Can you please post some images and animation (gif or vid).

Thanks,
4Tesla

[andrea]

http://www.overunity.com/8438/gravity-wheel-of-mikhail-dmitriyev/210/

[oscar]

Hi AquariuZ,
I like the idea (and I never worked with magnets in wm2d before).
However: I deleted the static magnets, just to check, but it still runs.
That seems odd !?
File is attached
PS my version of wm2d is older than yours, so the color is gone.

[AquariuZ]

http://www.overunity.com/8438/gravity-wheel-of-mikhail-dmitriyev/210/

I took a look but that model is not wm2d. Please remember Mikhail uses a small motor to push the weights out, and I use a magnet to pull the weights outward. A simple difference.

I do feel that a good build of Mikhail can achieve OU without a doubt. Imagine a microventilator running at 0.5 watt with little arms displacing the weights making the wheel turn. I am quite sure you can get more than .5 watt out of a wheel that spins as such.

And I feel quite confident I can create movement using a magnet to displace the pendulums.