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

[Charlie_V]

I'm a scientist, and I am interested in this.  In fact, I'm working on this project (on the side) with two other co-workers (I have a PhD in electrical engineering, my two co-workers have PhDs in physics and biology).  They are both interested in it as well.  We all work in research at a national laboratory which would qualify us as "scientists".  So I think to say "a scientist would not raise an eyebrow" is a very erroneous statement. 

[utilitarian]

I'm a scientist, and I am interested in this.  In fact, I'm working on this project (on the side) with two other co-workers (I have a PhD in electrical engineering, my two co-workers have PhDs in physics and biology).  They are both interested in it as well.  We all work in research at a national laboratory which would qualify us as "scientists".  So I think to say "a scientist would not raise an eyebrow" is a very erroneous statement.

You're kidding me, right?  You guys are studying this pendulum attached to a teeter-totter like it is something new and interesting?

[Merg]

You're kidding me, right?  You guys are studying this pendulum attached to a teeter-totter like it is something new and interesting?

You're kidding us?! The pendulum itself and lever itself are old things - even from the ancient times, but the effects happening when these simple machines are combined are totally NEW. I didn't find any source or example where the pendulum is attached to the lever in such a way. If you did please show us or don't post such nonsense.

The good proof if something is new or not is when you apply for a patent. The patent engineers need to do very deep search through the state of the technique before they grant a patent to someone. I see more than 20 patents for this pendulum-lever system:
http://www.veljkomilkovic.com/PatentiEng.html

[TechStuf]

Many highly creative types are ego driven.  Perhaps Utilitarian, as do many others, knows this....

The old, "I'll show you" goaded to action.

Truth is, Milkovic ain't far off and many know it.  It's just that relative few care, and are prepared, to throw down and go all "old school" on the problem at this late hour.

And there ain't know school, like the old school.

Blessings in Christ,


TS

[Charlie_V]

You're kidding me, right?  You guys are studying this pendulum attached to a teeter-totter like it is something new and interesting?

Hahahaha, who said we were studying a pendulum attached to a teeter-totter?  If you read a few posts up I said I was working on something of my own design yet related.  The problem with the pendulum and a teeter-totter is that the pivot point moves, so this damps the teeter-totter.  Now what happens when you design something where the pivot point is fixed, the load is driven with centripetal force that does not damp the pendulum?  This is an interesting thing that we are looking into.  Is there new physics, probably not, is it a new application, maybe.  You gotta stay open minded or you'll never amount to anything in this field.

By the way, there are guys that I work with whose entire career is modeling cantilevers (aka a diving boards).  Yup that's right, entire scientific career modeling diving boards - research is research, no matter how great or small.

Charlie