Axletree perpetual motion

[ooandioo]

Anybody saw a wheel in action? Seems they got several awards (http://www.stoptellingustobe.com/axletree/award.html).

-- Andi

[wizkycho]

complexity of design is very high. on wizkycho scale is 80%.
probability of OU mode operation is low.on wizkycho scale only 60%.

better build PMM by wizkycho

[hartiberlin]

Yes, I don?t think this will work in its current state.
The forces to overcome at the right side are very high.
Why should the magnet move away almost at around
80 to 90 degrees away, when the force component
into the top direction is only 2 to 3 degrees ?
This will hinder much the movement of the rod to the left side !
Think about it !

Regards, Stefan.

[Jim_Mich]

From http://www.stoptellingustobe.com/axletree/make.html...
? ? ?The Axletree Dynamo concept is untried. My only premise here is that it works on paper. Even if it should fail in the field, this doesn't diminish the concept that we should be creating devices that use the perpetualness of the earth's natural forces.

This is US patent number 6237342. I've studied gravity wheel concepts for a number of years now and I'm sure this one will not work.

Note that any US patent that does not work as stated by the inventor is invalid.

Jim_Mich

[FreeEnergy]

what if half the wheel was dipped in water? wouldn't this cause some weight loss half way down?