1939 Gravity Power - multiply power by 1200%

[seychelles]

ok maybe i came a little bit too strong. but I think this great gentleman spend a lot of money and effort and it is up to us to replicate it .to replicate one needs a mechanical  engineer who can watch this 1939 video and copy it and that cost money. yes there is an old French saying that goes drop by drop the water will wear away the hardest rock.. 20$ and 5$ there we will get there faster than just individually in our lunch time to come to an answer.. just for an other point of view it has the similar angle of idea as this utube ..    http://youtu.be/yg9QhEikrKk

[i_ron]

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I finally concluded it's the same as the other 3 visible upper bars moving in a rotation but it's mostly not visible because the film is overexposed by the light from the window, so it's hiding most of that bars activity but movement is detectable when the bar edges line up with the frame posts and causing a visible arc because it's rotating in a circle.

Luc

Hi Luc,


Another, what I consider an anomaly, is the suggestion that the upper stage drive rod is moving back and forth... and at most an elliptical path, yet in studying your looped vid I note that the rod nearest the camera appears to move back and forth, except for the small rotary device at its top, but the rod away from the window, in the darkest spot, has the same back and forth motion.


Now this rod is nearly end on to us and so all we should see is a stationary view of the rod as it moved towards us and away from us yet the motion is nearly as great as the first mentioned rod. The logical explanation is that both rods are moving in nearly the same diameter circle. Have a close look and tell me what you see???


Thanks,


Ron

[gotoluc]

Hi Luc,


Another, what I consider an anomaly, is the suggestion that the upper stage drive rod is moving back and forth... and at most an elliptical path, yet in studying your looped vid I note that the rod nearest the camera appears to move back and forth, except for the small rotary device at its top, but the rod away from the window, in the darkest spot, has the same back and forth motion.


Now this rod is nearly end on to us and so all we should see is a stationary view of the rod as it moved towards us and away from us yet the motion is nearly as great as the first mentioned rod. The logical explanation is that both rods are moving in nearly the same diameter circle. Have a close look and tell me what you see???


Thanks,


Ron

Hi Ron,

what I've been seeing and still seeing is all upper rods move in a circle. Notice the upper rod is also rotating as its top is being turned in a circle since its base is bolted in the mid turn plate with weight attached. The lower rod top turns in a bearing mounted in the mid turn plate. The lower rod base looks mounted directly in a bearing since the small the upper circle has next to no effect to the lower bearing because of the rod length and the rod has a little flex at it lowest part of the base which is also helped by the weight pulled outwards (below reinforcement). The inventor reinforced the rod where he does not want flex.
I see the system to be very simple and will start building a single rotor prototype as of Monday. I should have most of it done in a week.

I'm sure this will be no problem for you to build also.

Luc

[i_ron]

Thanks Luc,


I have built so many things that didn't work because I didn't have all the information...LOL
that I am more cautious and would love to see a working rep before I start... besides I haven't
collected all the bits yet...


good luck on your build


Ron

[gotoluc]

No problem Ron, I know what you mean about building stuff without all the details. Anyways, it may be a good idea to wait and see the simple parts I'll be using for my proof of concept prototype.

Should have a video up in 10 days or so.

Luc