The Bessler Wheel, mystery solved.

[gurangax]

no its just the same principle, with slight variations.


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anyway I dont look at the MT anymore, it only shows some failed device mechanism, but you can look at mt138.


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[gurangax]

anyway I dont look at the MT anymore, it only shows some failed device mechanism, but you can look at mt138.


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I didnt realize the drawings were numbered so what i meant was mt138-mt141

[zoelra]

"I dont think its the CF more like the inertia of a moving object."
If you are referring to momentum (resistance to change in speed), yes it definitely increases with speed, and could be what Bessler was referring to.

[zoelra]

"no its just the same principle, with slight variations."

If you are saying the way the horizontal levers and weights are placed in MT34 is just a 3D variation of the 2D way, then that makes sense, and probably why no one has had any success with this design.

[gurangax]

"no its just the same principle, with slight variations."

If you are saying the way the horizontal levers and weights are placed in MT34 is just a 3D variation of the 2D way, then that makes sense, and probably why no one has had any success with this design.

I meant to say all Bessler wheel big or small they use the same principle with slight variations. And there is nothing on his mt which will work unless someone figured the toy page


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