Building a self looping "SMOT"

[ramset]

Elecar
it is plain to see in Your "Normans trac vid " the ball rising towards the array unassisted by Mr. Finger and escaping again to roll freely away [the ""effect""].

Thank you for taking the time to share this.

Chet

[norman6538]

You talk as though you have a self-looping system that runs of itself once started. But I don't think you do have such a system, however "close" you might be. Do you?

If you don't... how come you are such an expert? If you DO... then I will happily follow every bit of advice you give. After I see it demonstrated, of course.

No No No, I don't have a looper. You jumped to a false conclusion. But I have seen the possibilities in the ball setup which is much like my pendulum that travels 2 hrs further than its dropped point. I'll get there, little by little.

Reread what I said back there and eek out the facts.


Norman

[LibreEnergia]

Elecar
it is plain to see in Your "Normans trac vid " the ball rising towards the array unassisted by Mr. Finger and escaping again to roll freely away [the ""effect""].

Thank you for taking the time to share this.

Chet

Really? My eyesight is not is good as it once was but I can certainly see a finger pushing the ball up an incline to the point where magnetic attraction will allow it to rise up and then continue down. As it travels past the magnet the normal 'sticky spot' is overcome by the fact that the ball is travelling down an incline.

It converts enough gravitational potential to kinetic energy to escape the magnetic force. However,  It ends up stationary and with less gravitational potential than the starting point. For the system to continue to work that potential has to be replaced by the 'finger' you insist is not supplying energy to the system. 

[ramset]

LibraEnergia
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""magnetic attraction will allow it to rise up and then continue down. As it travels past the magnet the normal 'sticky spot' is overcome by the fact that the ball is travelling down an incline.''
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Thank you for that observation,you have just described the "Effect" which is at the heart of the self runner.
Attraction and gravity..........
Chet

[maw2432]

Really? My eyesight is not is good as it once was but I can certainly see a finger pushing the ball up an incline to the point where magnetic attraction will allow it to rise up and then continue down. As it travels past the magnet the normal 'sticky spot' is overcome by the fact that the ball is travelling down an incline.

It converts enough gravitational potential to kinetic energy to escape the magnetic force. However,  It ends up stationary and with less gravitational potential than the starting point. For the system to continue to work that potential has to be replaced by the 'finger' you insist is not supplying energy to the system.

I agree, we are still waiting on the promised retake.
Bill