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

[supersam]

hey brian,

if the system seems to work best when loaded why not use the downstroke to power the pendulum and the upstroke to power the generator, or a flywheel to keep the generator, spinning at a constant speed for optimal performance.  if we really have 12 times more power out than in it seems to me like both could be accomplished!!!

lol
sam

ps.  if you need alittle more from my downstroke, to swing the pendulum i am sure there is plenty of power to spare and my center shaft at the fulcrum does have two sides?   all we need is a few more gears.  i have already figured we needed to do something with the extra energy after we put just a little in to swing the pendulum.  no matter how we gear it.

[supersam]

hey,

can somebody do a simulation on these setups combined? 

LOL
SAM

[lltfdaniel1]

hey brian,

if the system seems to work best when loaded why not use the downstroke to power the pendulum and the upstroke to power the generator, or a flywheel to keep the generator, spinning at a constant speed for optimal performance.  if we really have 12 times more power out than in it seems to me like both could be accomplished!!!

lol
sam

ps.  if you need alittle more from my downstroke, to swing the pendulum i am sure there is plenty of power to spare and my center shaft at the fulcrum does have two sides?   all we need is a few more gears.  i have already figured we needed to do something with the extra energy after we put just a little in to swing the pendulum.  no matter how we gear it.

To me , this sounds like a hybrid, where that does more work than that,also sounds like a pulse gravity motor :-).

With the coil , and capacitor, when it moves in to the loop point, you could have a thing where it fires of the capacitor, to fire the motor(?) for automatic pulseing,unless you use a manual timer.....then you got to think about, how much electric motor power it requires to make the machine to start of again,

just an idea.

[supersam]

daniel,

not really, we already have enogh power without charging a cap!  think about it.  if we have more than enough to swing the pendulum on the downstroke, and extra to feed the fly wheel, then the upstroke is there for nothing but free energy conversion to flywheel nd then electrical power, and of course the frictional losses of such a mechanical system.

lol
sam

ps:  but with 12:1, what is wrong with giving 10% back?

[konduct]

Hey guys!  This thing is just taking up space in my kitchen right now! I need to do something with it. Lol!  

The free wheeling flywheel should work fine.  Someone earlier mentioned it would take the pendulum out of phase.  Not so...the pendulum's phase is independent of the lever.

The main thing holding me up is figuring out the generator / solenoid setup to push the pendulum.  Any suggestions?  (Sam, I like the idea of using one stroke for excess energy and the other stroke for pendulum input!  The machine should like it as well.)

I'm assuming I can hook some sort of DC motor up and crank on the shaft to get some juice out?  Any idea how much juice I'll need to push that pendulum back and forth? I was thinking along the lines of a jig saw type motor since I can get one for about $20 from Walmart but I don't know if its actually a DC motor since it gets plugged into the wall?  (Maybe incorporate Flynn's Parrallel Path into the solenoid for grins.  Conservation is half the battle in OU sometimes.)

Help me fill in some of these blanks and I'll gladly hook it all up!