12 times more output than input, dual mechanical oscillation system !

[gdez]

@spinn,
What's wrong, You don't like it when someone tells you how it is? What I don't understand is why do you come to this forum? Obviously, you seem to be a knowlegdable person. But critisizing Ray's work? who are you trying to impress? Maybe Ray hasn' t proven overunity. I will say that Ray has proven something to me though, that he is A man with vision and integrity, not afraid to share his successes and failures. He provides inpiration to many, while you only seem to share your negativity.I didn't even like ray's stuff when I first saw it, but now I have much respect for him. He spent plenty of his time to help me with my project, and even sent me welding supplies without asking for so much as a penny! Ray is the type of person the free energy community needs, and for you to act like he's some kind of idiot, just shows your own ignorance. If you didn't spend all of the time you spend critisizing people and calling them retards, and had a better attitude, you would be a benefit to progress. But it seems like you just want to act like a spoiled teenager. Think about it.

[WilbyInebriated]

don't forget to read up on spinn_mp's previous handle here @ overunity: spinner

here is a link to his posts under that username.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=profile;u=170;area=showposts;start=405

the more things change, the more they stay the same...

[Merg]

...news from veljkomilkovic.com:

new article by Veljko Milkovic

Efficiency of Rotor with Eccentric Mass with Small or Greater Speeds
Because idea of eccentric rotor was accepted by great number of researchers in last years, we
are proposing following supplement: to reinvestigate horizontal rotation in cases of greater speeds as
well as usage of ceramic bearings...

http://www.veljkomilkovic.com/Docs/Veljko_Milkovic_Efficiency_of_Rotor_with_Eccentric_Mass.pdf

[el-tigre]

Interesting note by Milkovic.  To extend the idea, imagine a powered rotor affixed and inclined 60 degrees horizontally from the axis of the main arm of the mechanical oscillator. 

Affix two heavy masses to the rotor 180 degrees opposite each other.  Very little power will be required to drive the rotor because it is balanced across its own axis of rotation.  However, with each 1/2 rotation along the inclined plane, the rotor's center of gravity shifts forward and rearward providing the oscillation necessary to drive the main arm up and down. 

Obviously, a larger diameter rotor provides a greater amount of shift of the center of gravity.  Fine control of the main arm oscillation can be achieved by varying the speed of rotation and the entire machine operates independent of negative pendulum feedback issues.

Considerable power economy is achieved by driving a balanced rotor as opposed to an unbalanced rotor. Even a pulse motor could be used to drive this configuration potentially powered by a small generator charging a capacitor that fires once every rotation of the balanced rotor.

[gdez]

It seems like you get more of a slingshot with the unbalanced rotor in a tsmo setup. Even at low rpms. checkout Mjones7947 bouncer. I'm not sure if you can get the same effect he does with a balanced rotor, but it would be interesting to see. On Phun a simulation would be easy, i'll have to check it out. That is just a simulation though, nothing like building one to find out.