The Bessler Wheel, mystery solved.

[gurangax]

do you mean by "excess weight" the force addition from the falling down mass ? compared to the same mass in rest ?

correct.

[gurangax]

Would you kindly expand on your interpretation of Bessler's principle of "excess weight"

Thanks in advance.

forest have answered it for me


regards

[Airstriker]

correct.

Is Jacob's ladder involved?

[gurangax]

Is Jacob's ladder involved?

For now I dont know how it is involved or were it ever involved


regards

[Newton II]

do you mean by "excess weight" the force addition from the falling down mass ? compared to the same mass in rest ?

If I am right,  falling masses actually lose weight whereas a mass accelerating upwards gains weight.  This is the reason why you feel that your body has become lighter when moving down in a lift and feel heavier while moving upwards. 

When you move down in a lift, your weight will  be  'mg-ma'  and when you move up your weight will be  'mg+ma'.   Where  'a'   is acceleration of the lift.

correct me if I am wrong.