Chas Campbell free power motor

[hansvonlieven]

G'day all,

Sorry guys, the Gravitar device does not work as it is, unfortunately. Here is why:



When the container on the right hits this position it cannot go further down as all the weight now rests on the pin and there is insufficient power on the right to lower it any further and bring the other side back into play.

Pity, it was such an inspired idea. I guess it's back to the drawing board one more time. :-(

Hans von Lieven

[aiks]

@hans.

I thought of that a moment ago. Yet we could add a small trap which is "set on" when the ball is lifted, thus securing it in its position.
On the other hand - when carrige moves up the same trap is released.

[aiks]

@All

Have a similar concepts been tested and debunked. If so - can anyone point me to that? I just think that it so simple principle, taht someone else should have come up with similar design.

[Humbugger]

@Gravitar: this has to be the most genious concept I have seen over here. Thumbs up!
As a Humburger quotes old lad Albert: everything should be made as simple as possible

A Humburger?     Make mine a double bacon with cheese!  Extra Onions.

I believe Albert and I would agree that this particular device of Gravitar's (and a whole bunch of others we see around here) fall into the "somewhat simpler than possible" category.  Could be I'm wrong.

As you can see, I have also adopted a secondary quotation, courtesy of Charles Campbell.  I find it to be an excellent final criterion for verifying every claimed overunity device.  If you have done it right, it will immediately become invisible and escape into an unseen dimension.   

All we're doing here is trying to figure out a shaft or extension cord that can plug in over there and bring energy over here where we can see it, feel it, smell it, taste it and touch it.

Humbugger

[aiks]

@Humbugger,
sorry about that.