MECHANICAL LEVERAGE

[seychelles]

YEAH CRITA ONE LITTLE SECRET I AM KEEPING CLOSE TO MY LITTLE HEART..

[fritznien]

then you have nothing to tell us.

[sm0ky2]

We all know lever physics...


However, when the length of the lever approaches
a greater than negligible % of 9.8m:


There is a gravitational effect of acceleration.
As Archer Quinn showed us in the "roll on June 20th" thread
This effect can have considerable consequences on the mathematics.


MGH

[sm0ky2]

That fact is off of this subject, but to discount leverage on its' own accord
Is folly.


Tangential force of a rotating mass can have more momentum
than the force that it derived from.


Although the time derivative associates a longer spin-up duration
The negative force is overcome by the momentum in many set-ups.
in laymen's terms, it takes more energy for the smaller motor to
stop the larger spinning mass than it took to spin it up.
Force / time


This does not necessarily mean "overunity", but it cannot be ruled out
in every situation.


There exists motor/gen combinations which are viable for our purpose.
(and 1000x more hoaxes replicating the same)

[seychelles]

JUST OBSERVE AND APPRECIATE THE PICS OF THE LOCOMOTIVE DRIVE WHEELS.
ARE THEY ASSYMTRICAL OR NOT.