1939 Gravity Power - multiply power by 1200%

[i_ron]

Thanks for your view on this Ron.
I asked because I'm getting the feeling the upper is lever action and falling gravity action and the lower looks more like a centrifugal action.


Luc

My apologies Luc, you are quite right, the two stages operate on different principles.
Although I have it the other way around, lol


So to add too and correct my previous post... the following...


I posted the rod angles previously for the left rod but neglected to show the right (centre?) rod, the one
more face on to the camera.  This is important to show the circular motion but more importantly to show what I had missed. So here are the two previous pics and two new pics...




Note that the angle of the rods is nearly identical, indicating circular motion. If the upper drive was a narrow ellipse, as Arron says, then the left rod's movement would be considerably less than the video shows.


HOWEVER, what I had missed is the plate... look at the angle of the plate in the last two pictures, it remains nearly horizontal in each view. The only mechanism for this is that the lower rod has no ball
joints, rather it has a bend top and bottom. Thus the plate rides on top of the lower rod. The plate. not
following the angle of the rod, is therefore not subject to the 'falling weigh' theory.


The centrifugal weight vector is at all times straight out from the virtual centre, the bottom rod is thereby
lead around by this force, lagging behind the upper weight as can be seen in the video.


With the shaft bent top and bottom and the lower weight position above the lower bend it is subject to
the falling weight theory or more correctly a following of the weight to a new centre of gravity.


Luc, I hope this correction is not to late for your build?


Ron

[i_ron]

Sorry ron , i was trying to get a concensus of opinion....I want to find the answer through experiment not through argument
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Kudos Craigy, your second build is on track.


May I suggest, as you noted, two bearings on the upper shaft, bend the lower shaft so as the rod tilt
angle starts right close to the bottom... with the weight non rotating and mounted above the bend and
modify the upper drive to more of configuration like this...see sketch


Then the lower shaft (and weight) will be led around by the centrifugal force of the upper weight.



Take care


Ron

[i_ron]

Hi All,
Similar accessory use spherical bearings.

Perfect for the drive plate where the upper rod pokes through!!!


Thanks


Ron

[ARMCORTEX]

Motor drive spindle !!!

I see an opportunity here...

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This natural order must NEVER be broken if OU is to be marketed.

[Craigy]

coaxial lever with bearings between rotating inner