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

[Dingus Mungus]

It's possible in theory, but a non linear pendulum movement will lose energy more rapidly then a linear pendulum.

[supersam]

hey konduct,

if this thing has overunity,  why can't you just take a ratchet gear on the fulcrum axel and use it to swing a gear on the pivot axel of the pendulum?  if the fulcrum axel has enough torque to do this and continue to operate then put another gear on the front to load it if neccessary to turn another gear to spin a generator!

lol
sam

[konduct]

Hmm...I've got some one way bearings...lemme think....same size shaft...have to add a shaft to the pendulum which I need to do anyway...One problem...It would work on the downswing on one side but would be "against the flow" and slam on the brakes on the opposing downswing.  Hmmm...

[konduct]

I'd like to hook it to one of these!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a49d5cJOGQ0&NR

[supersam]

konduct,

that would be awsome!!  but first lets just close the loop.  do you have an old bicycle laying around?  why not use the crank in it with it's bearings for the fulcrum, pivot and the free running back wheel bearings and axel for the pivot on the pendulum.  you should also have all of the gears nesseccary for making it all work, including the chain? 

just a stupid thought.  because we have all been taught that it is impossible!

lol
sam