1939 Gravity Power - multiply power by 1200%

[Craigy]

some more progress

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWFeMTgx58E&feature=youtu.be

and after a bit of a tune up now like a sewing machine

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pK3ODzgzhJ4

[centraflow]

This is how I see it


regards


Mike

[Craigy]

ok..the upper shaft may be rotating , but its primary purpose is as a lever. No rotary power is fed in from above. as i see it. Therefore my model achieves the same,. with my linear bearing taking the place of the gimbals.. 

[centraflow]

As I have stated on the drawing, " rotates but not powered", this is important as it shows exactly how the off set is set up. Yes the primary movement is a lever action, but also important is the top and bottom weights can move independantly of one another, you see him move the top weight assembly while holding the bottom weight still with his other hand.


The bottom weight becomes a very unusual self powering fly wheel, powered by the ever changing center of gravity of the mass. Power comes from the mass and not the speed, speed can be increased by gearing up the output without a huge effect on the mass, therefore a huge amplification of the input and the input does not see any of the load.


In fact the output could be loaded untill it stops, but the input will just keep going as though nothing had happened. The output is only proportional to the bottom mass being moved in an ever changing center of gravity.


In electrical terms it is reactive power turned into real power without the input knowing, now thats food for thought on electrical circuits and how to turn reactive power into real power without the input seeing it!!!!


regards


Mike

[Craigy]

I agree, my model does all of that so far...will see if i get time to build the last part tomorrow...I thnk that the secondary weight is using centfugal forces to slap that shaft off balance once every 180 degrees.  Indeed i suspect that adding springs to the levers so that any displacement from center is returned to the system later would also help..

The input is totally decoupled from the output