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

[broli]

Sorry LarryC it's over you may go on.

[rlortie]

Larry,

I apologize for the inconvenience my response to Broli has caused here. Not being aware of;
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=1821.msg137914#msg137914 I have started a new thread regarding Free Source.

Ralph   

[LarryC]

@ Ralph, Broli,

I certainly don't mean to belittle your points, but many thinks gentlemen, for moving that conversation on to other threads.

@ All,

My new statement/inquiry is based on one of Bob's post to Charlie:

The cam mechanism is stationary and is positioned as such that it starts to pick up the weights at about 3:30
and at 5:00 (approximately) the 42 inch rod does the rest. I have added a super charger of sorts that enables
much more weight to be lifted. Hope this helps.

The 42 inch rod is the actuator arm and is supposed to have a 6" to 36" lever ratio. What is the super charger? Could it be that the rod is spring loaded and has a locking mechanism to capture the CF slam force?

Please keep in mind that it is not only CF (MV²/R) being captured, but a slamming of that accumulated force over time/distance. I've seen this with the slam as it throws the unit back if not controlled.

I am currently trying to get the rod setup designed with a spring/bungee loaded locking mechanism into the center of my unit but it is difficult with the cam and levers that are allready in place and will have to rework the entire mechanism with much tighter tolerances.

Regards, Larry

[rlortie]

Edited out, for Bobs sake I changed my mind about what I was going to write here. Some may have already seen it.

[yaz]

Look what I found...an old school horizontal gravity wheel
Just flip it vertical, then add some weights and guides. Check out the simple mechanics. Could this be modified into a "Bob" design? Maybe use a "snail cam" in the center??