Magnetically Imbalanced Wheel

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@Hope:


This is sounding good! I like what you're doing and how you are willing to share with us.


Please post photos of your build when you get the chance.


I'm looking forward to what happens. . . . 


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[LibreEnergia]

Hooray,   finally the troll appears.  Thanks for confirming this work.   NONE of the principles applied in this project break the know laws of physics. 

Trolling? not at all. Just pointing out why such schemes can never give rise to usable output work.

This one uses magnetism, gravity and  springs (in the form of a flexible rods). All of these parts have conservative properties, in that the integral of force with respect to distance sums to zero when moving the components over any closed path. This being the case , it is NOT possible to combine these mechanisms in such a way that gives net output work. However,  you may be able to devise a scheme whereby you alternately store up and then release energy.

If you are not careful, (or have deliberate deception in mind)  you will measure the power output and input over different time-scales. Using this it is easy to fool people that the device is generating net output when it is not.

[profitis]

@hope.dont listen to libre,he has failed to uphold the thermodynamics laws in certain electrochemistry,light,and gravity examples. 

[LibreEnergia]

@hope.dont listen to libre,he has failed to uphold the thermodynamics laws in certain electrochemistry,light,and gravity examples.

The example you gave of infrared radiation and a curved mirror in an isothermal box simply does not provide an example of anything that breaks either the first or second law or thermodynamics as you claim. I have pointed out that when concentrating IR via a mirror you cannot achieve a temperature higher than the temperature of the IR emitter.

Your claim of a 2Lot violation is not tenable when you understand this fact, but you conveniently ignore it when promoting the idea.

As to electrochemistry I do not have enough knowledge in the area to adequately assess your claim. My daughter who has a chemistry degree with honours does though, and dismisses your explanation. I'll ask her for a version understandable by the average person, to post here.

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@Hope:


Any update on your experimental progress that you care to post? 




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