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

[Bessler007]

http://www.design-simulation.com/WM2D/demo.php

[noonespecial]

@Bessler007

The problem with most evaluation versions, including this one is that you can't save your work.
Charlie

[broli]

Also suggesting a completely new program to someone who is already knee deep in a design and build is a bit nonchalant. You're asking the person to first try and build experience in wm2d (which believe me takes a big while with wm2d's quirks) and then finally simulate his design.

And I think I understand the design "completely" now. Going to try and build a locking mechanism in wm2d. You guys can help with ideas since building locks isn't my expertise :p.

Here's the base that has slidding weight and springs on both ends...

http://ziosproject.com/NJ/bobw1.PNG

You can suggest locking mechanisms by painting it over and I'll try and build it.

[LarryC]

@Broli,

Sorry, I've been trying to reply to you off and on today, but evertime I would insert your post I would get error on page. Finally tried other post and they work fine

Well, anyway if you look at the Door latch stop pic, you will see a regular door knob with a lever attached to it hitting a stop to cause it to release. The catch is attached to the weight box rear on a piece of 2X4 almost even with the hole. The other piece of 2x4 below that is attached to the main board and forces the catch into alignment to latch properly.

The  cam guide pic is a graph to represent the proposed slope to raise the weights. Each square is 1". The bottom length is 2"8", which is the length over two clock positions when the diameter is 5'. The side length is 13" which represents the height to raise. The top length is 2'1" which is the length over two clock positions when the diameter is reduces by the 13".

I have a dot at every 4" with a rise value before it. So the cam guide will follow the dotted path.

@All,
Had a new disturbing idea today, what if Bob K is using the spring force at first then after that loses force, he releases the stored shock pressure to further assist the rise. This would throw our simple design out.

Regards, Larry

 

[4Tesla]

I have searched everywhere for Bob Kostoff's patent.. doesn't exist!  I think he got the idea from this website:
http://www.fuellesspower.com/6_Gravity2.htm

Maybe these photos can help:
http://www.fuellesspower.com/Fuelless%20Gravity%20photos.htm

Jason