Chas Campbell free power motor

[hartiberlin]

Hmm, Hans,
can you point then please out, where my calculation is wrong ?

[hansvonlieven]

Gday Stefan,

At a distance of 4:1 you have insufficient lift to bring the next ball into play.

Hans von Lieven

[rMuD]

it will always be no matter how small or how large.. it's always going to equal   unity of 1 - ramp slopes - mechanical/friction loss

15 degree animated gif would be 2 frames, if I can get it to unsnap/glue correctly...  I'll do 5 degrees so you get a better grasp on it, but I gotta do some work that pays the bills..  I'm sure I feel like procrastinating soon, and draw it up

[vis3r]

First, i want to say that i'm not good at physics or maths, so i may be very wrong, but there was just something that didn't seem like it would work to me, so i draw you what's bothering me

The road the ball makes to go down and gain energy is shorter than the road it takes to go up and lose energy. Even tho the inner circle is smaller than the big one, the ball is still traveling a longer distance to lift itself up.

So, it won't work?

[hartiberlin]

Gday Stefan,

At a distance of 4:1 you have insufficient lift to bring the next ball into play.

Hans von Lieven

Okay, I calculated it at the starting points only.

But also with your diagram I can see, when I only have one ball at the right side,
I can see, that I have enough leverage to to lift the next ball enough to get onto
the upper ramp and run outwards 4 times and then do the next lift again.