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

[Rhead100]

What is MIT saying about this machine might I ask? 

By the way, adding more weight to the pendulum increases the centripetal force generated.  If you released the weight from a 90 degree vertical position the centripetal force is 2mg (twice the mass of the weight times gravity).  This was rather bewildering to me because the length of the rod makes no difference.  This is because at free fall, the velocity is a function of the rod length and it drops out of the equation so all is left is the factor 2, the mass, and gravity.  Turns out the rod length increases the stored energy in the system (and reduces the frequency) - which is important if you have a load with a certain energy requirement. 

I'm interested to hear where Rhead100 thinks the excess energy is coming from.  I think its from gravity.

Actually  Charlie_V ,  That is where the extra energy comes from, gravity.  I made that statement not for intelligent people such as yourself and me. BUT for the stupid NAY Sayers on you tube that say gravity is not  energy, and there is no way to use it.
The 2 stage oscillator not only works on the same "princable", as the US, NASA , deep space probes sling shot around other planets to accelerate them with a minimal expenditure of fuel.  It uses almost the same mathematics but with a slight tweek here and there.
   
        Raymond   RHead100

[AB Hammer]

Rhead100

Welcome to the forum. Pendulums have interesting effects and I truly don't believe many people truly understand them. I have been working on an accelerating effect for a pendulum to see if I could keep it going. I have improved on the swing but it is not enough. But I will continue to work with the possibilities and I have designed this device for easy change to work with.

Keep up the good work

Alan

[Rhead100]

Rhead100

Welcome to the forum. Pendulums have interesting effects and I truly don't believe many people truly understand them. I have been working on an accelerating effect for a pendulum to see if I could keep it going. I have improved on the swing but it is not enough. But I will continue to work with the possibilities and I have designed this device for easy change to work with.

Keep up the good work


Alan

Hi Alan and thinks for the welcome.
Your work sounds very interesting I would like to see it.  Do you have videos on the net somewhere
I ;  personaly am working on an escapment idea much like that in an old grandfather clock that is powered by weights instead of a spring.  After all,  the 2 stage oscillator can pick up a lot of weight. And everyone knows it takes very little weight to keep the pendulum swinging for a very long time.

     Raymond   RHead100

[TechStuf]

Milkovic's oscillator sure is interesting.

[Merg]

My problem with this videos is that the files are too large to post to you tube. OR at the least I don't know how to post them on you tube.  They run over 400 megs and 15 minutes each.  Is there anyone out there that can help me get them on the net for everyone to see ??

The best place to share your videos is YouTube, but YouTube has limited the video lenght and size to ordinary users. The maximum video length for your videos is 10:59 min and 2 GB video size. So, try to limit each your video to 10:59 min. or if it is 15 min. split it in 2 parts, giving them a name like "Milkovic oscillator... part 1/2" and upload them one by one. Giving these marks "part 1/2" and "part 2/2" you will explain people there is a second part of the video... (if you choose this second option). The best and easiest software for splitting the videos is "Free Video Dub" - you can download it from the next link http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/products/dvd/Free-Video-Dub.htm

Hoping this will help and that we will watch your great achievements soon.