New accelerating gravity wheel ! Converted video from www.newenergymachine.com !

[LarryC]

Thanks.. I'll take a look.. I was going off memory from a year ago.. It has been quit some time since I've been to this forum.. the only thing I don't know is starting point and how long it take for the weights to get to the other side, the ending point.. I'll look at the drawings and might make another graphic.

Please see Bob's reply at #83 for the 4:00 statement. That is the machine I would like to build, not the creative science version. It has all the design that is needed in #192 link.

Regards, Larry 

[chep]

Hi everyone.

Sorry if its not in the right place but I got an idea...

The gravity weel represented on the pdf file from post 192, the is a king of pump on the below right?

So what if instead of using compressed air or elector-magnetic thing, we use a king of piston with a strong north north magnetic repultion?

You will say but you'll lose the energy to clode the magnet each other equaly that they will be repulsed.

Ok so now what ifwe had a king of hamster weel, where the buttum magnet is, moved by a belt or something from the gravity weel. And we use mumetal all around the weel but the part the gravity weel need the more strengt to go.

The gravity wheel can go down freely and when it slow a bit, the magnetic field is released and kick up the wheel.

I know the will be some energy losses with another weel and belt but its gonna be very light so...

I know my english is howfull and my poor vocabulary it's not helping ...

Could that be of any help?

[chep]

btw, I got some people to impress so if its the thing who change the world, can you guys talk about me?

we could even use a more usual weight moved gravity wheel instead of the original fly wheel of this plan no? It would at least give more inertia energy...

[4Tesla]

Please see Bob's reply at #83 for the 4:00 statement. That is the machine I would like to build, not the creative science version. It has all the design that is needed in #192 link.

Regards, Larry 

Thanks Larry!  Good luck with your build.. keep us posted.  I don't totally understand how the springs and latches work.

Jason

[LarryC]

Thanks Larry!  Good luck with your build.. keep us posted.  I don't totally understand how the springs and latches work.

Jason

I also don't know. Will have to learn.

@Walter Singletary,
Are you still out there? You're machine was working in your second to last post. Any pics, drawings, help would be appreciated.

Regards, Larry