My Theory! I can't find why it wouldn't work! Big suprize!

[allcanadian]

Here is a better picture showing the horizontal guide ramps in grey, you will notice the weight is falling into the outer position,falling into the inner position. The working /weight in red could be a wheel on a bearing to reduce rolling friction on the ramps, as well the weight should be very small in diameter. One other consideration is the fact that if the weight is a wheel then the upper ramp will impart a clockwise spin to the weight, when hitting the lower ramp a counter-clockwise spin is induced, so we have a braking action. One answer would be to make the weight an eccentric weight or unbalanced mass, then impart a braking action to the offset weight at the outermost position, this would produce a forward acceleration on the rotor.
Yikes this is getting complicated! as always.

[Dingus Mungus]

Now you just have to find a way to lift the weights...

lol that's what he's been trying to explaine.

Not really...
He has shown some math that may or may not prove he has the energy required to do the work, but not any explanation thus far on how he plans on lifting the weights mechanicly. Really at this point I've seen lots of math and theory, now I just want to see his plan for a prototyped proof of concept.

[allcanadian]

You have that right, math said the airplane could not fly, that the power of the atom could never be harnessed, I know the math-enough to know it means nothing. There are two options here you build it or it fades into history as another idea.

[FreeEnergy]

he is NOT lifting but sliding horizontaly which requires less energy. try it for your self with a can of food. more energy is needed to lift a can of food than to roll horizontaly!

[nwman]

Doesn't work sorry!