Big try at gravity wheel

[AB Hammer]

Out of all this construction of this massive device. You would think a video of a working prototype would have been shown as proof. 

[conradelektro]

Look at these strange "shields" (photo official n° 39, Reply #55) in the middle foreground (one pair for each "arm").

One would not want to catch or guide a steel bar with that, it would cause damage. But what one could catch and guide are plants which are cut to size, or already small plant material which kind of flows into the machine to be crushed.

I follow MileHigh's reasoning that it is indeed a real machine, but it will be driven by a conventional motor and will process something. Two identical machines are built (one in Brazil, the other in the US) and they do conventional stuff.

The whole thing is a marketing stunt. All other explanations lead to unreal ramifications: Huge amount of money spent, no word of a working prototype, two machines, no real useful information, not even boasts (just this one claim of being driven by gravity without further hints). Well, if a weight falls, it is exclusively driven by gravity, as long as one does not talk about how the weight was lifted.

An ax splitting wood is driven by gravity as long as you disregard the upwards movement before letting the ax fall.

If it is an attempt of using gravity as a continuous source of energy it is the biggest and boldest try I have ever heard of.

Greetings, Conrad

[Low-Q]

Do you guys still believe that this "corn-machine" is an attempt to build an over unity generator?

[Grimer]

Just arrived.

For the latest photo (No.40) go to [size=78%]http://www.rarenergia.com.br/[/size] and scroll to the bottom of the very long page.

[infringer]

Hrmmm strange funny you don't hear anything about it in the news just silence.

If this works ..... I might have to take a trip out to IL to go visit this generator...