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

[mikestocks2006]

A common mistake, is equating force with energy. Take an example of a common straight lever (ends A, B) with pivot at point C between A and B.
Place the pivot close to A so e.g. AC=1/10 of CB.
It will take a force of 10 times more at A to hold B
1 pound at B will require 10 pounds at A. Is this common lever OU?
Just an illustration

[allcanadian]

It could be if the 10 pounds at A was not supplied by gravity but the so called no-existant force of cetrifugal action.

[FreeEnergy]

yes i like the flywheel idea. still we would have to build it to see some real results.

[nwman]

Another thing that makes it fishy beside being around for so long is that he is trying to sell things on his site. A man with such a potentially grate device should be rolling in the money and not selling books at $3.77US. Just saying this to keep grounded. I still wont rule it out. It can quickly get confusing when you have multiple rotational forces acting upon each other. So much so that you can confuse data. I do believe gravity is a power source. I'm still working on it.

Tim

[nwman]

One thought on how to make it a loop:

Use the flywheel setup to generate electrical power.

Make the pendulum have a small electric motor on it that can pull the weight on the pendulum up the pendulum arm.

Then you could keep lifting the weight up to maintain the pendulum action without disturbing the swinging. I think?

Anyone know how afficient you can get a generator to motor transfer? I saw one online that was only 60% but I would imagine given higher quality components you could get up to 95%?

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/magnetic/genmot.html

Tim