Chas Campbell free power motor

[hansvonlieven]

G'day Stefan,

No, they are not, the moment the working ball leaves the system the system has zero force on the working side ant the full force of ALL the other balls on the other side of the balance. There is no way you can store that much energy in the system with only one ball to drive it.

As to zero's travel forces, there aren't any. While the ball rolls down the ramp it does not contribute to the motion of the wheel, in fact is loses force through friction.

Hans von Lieven

[vis3r]

Hans, if you say that there is no more potential in such a manor, then
either you are a LIAR, or you have not looked at the device in motion and
do not understand what I am talking about.

It doesn't turn much, and it doesn't seem it would turn much more if fine tuned either.

[zero]

Vis3r,  lets see HANS's math behind the 3d slope picture i put up before
we get so confident...

[hartiberlin]

Wrong!  Please just go and look at the diagram i drew.  If the radius is greater than 3.8763, there will be times when no ball is on the right.

Please show this in a drawing.
I don?t see that.
Please use 8 balls.

The wheel can always be stopped for a period, so there is enough time
for the ball roll also 10 times as far away from the axis !

Also there is a unit, I don?t remember how it is called, where 2 balls are started at the same height,
rolling down a small long incline..
and one ball is rolling then in a deeper slope and thus getting faster speed and when it comes
up again to the higher level it leaves the track earlier than the other one.
Both had the same potential energy level when the track was finished, but one
ball left it earlier, so this device could be used to speed up the balls speed to get to the 4x distance !

[zero]

Also, couldnt a Smot type of one way magnetics setup also provide upwards thrust
potential?