Solved how to move water up a mountain without energy

[forest]

I agree..it works..some time....

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[iacob alex]

   Hi George !
I think that you can test easy one of your sketches ( lever+wheel ) , playing variable leverage ( a kind of "automata seesaw" ).
There is a lot of proposals , you can read in this forum section , about variable leverage : " Unbalanced weight scale....", "Automat seesaw..." and many others .
The main idea is to play variable leverage and especially to TEST it.
As you know , the diversity of levers (1,2,3 class) opens a large area to play them as self-running gravity powered devices.
One of them , at : www.geocities.ws/iacob_alex/Some_Drafts/text036.jpg
Variable / oscillatory leverage is a natural principle , if we intend to join , attach ourselves to a continuous motion around us ("perpetuum mobile").
All we need to do , is to "copy" and TEST a simple "open design" :
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGBANgbRkws

   Al_ex

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[forest]

you have to add something to "re-start device" , because it works like a chain of syringes and need to realign pistons