Working SMOT ramp from Tom Ferko ?

[FreeEnergy]

hey tom, talk about using gravity to get over the ramp,  WHOOP THERE IT IS!!!!

SAM

this gave me lots of new ideas.

thanks tom for discovering and sharing too.

peace

[magnetman12003]

Hi Guys,

Thanks Sam for your great idea about using the pendulum.  Can you post a rough illustration of how you think it might look?

After a long study and playing with this device I now see how the pendulum concept definetely can tye in and make it work. On this device the tapered ramp needed under both end adjustable magnets points to the fact that a pendulum is required.   I am going to make a rough illustration  of a possible way to do this and post it.

With the huge free energy think tank out there I hope someone may better any device idea illustrations and post it.   We all can benifit and maybe get this going.

Tom

[magnetman12003]

Hi All,

This is my rendering of how the pendulum effect might get this device to work correctly.

Note that stop blocks are in place to keep both end magnets from maybe slamming into the balance beam ??

I personally think the next illustration is a lot better idea with lots more merit.

Only one pendulum is needed.  Work is done on both ends of its arc swing.


Tom

[magnetman12003]

Hi All,

This is the best way I can figure out to intergrate the pendulum swing with a see-saw effect.     The pendulum weight will have to be determined.  Thats why the question mark.

Tom

[supersam]

tom,
the second drawing seems to me to be a totally new concept.  it looks great!  the whole idea behind the Milkovic dual oscilating pendulum is that it only has a pendulum on one end of a balnce beam and still the osciliations of the pendulum produce an incredible amount of force on the balnce beam and cause it to oscilate, however, there is only one powerstroke. falling, when the pendulum mass is weightless at the top of it's swing.

the thing that made me think this was something that could help, is the fact you need just a little help to switch your ramp, and the Milkovik system needs some way to connect all that power to keep it's pendulum swinging.

your idea of connecting both ends of the balance beam to the 'Y' yoke and the pendulum seems like a fantastic way to create a power stroke on both ends of your "tri-osclilating" system. think about it, pendulum-beam-magnets.  everything oscilating to help.  now if we could just hook this up to a TPU we really might have something.   

sam