Not Half Baked - Half built.

[Ant Burr]

You will drive yourself nuts.

Too late...

I believe the largest mass in a solar system limits the vacuum of that whole solar system. The speed of light and other important constants have a local value dependant on the individual solar systems largest mass.

This implies there is a different vacuum size and top speeds between solar systems and galaxies.

Believing the speed of light is not the constant that it appears on Earth, now that drove me nuts...

[Ant Burr]

The perspective is to unbalance a wheel with a shifting weight going down,
but being on a spring,
then "cash in" the unbalanced gravity acceleration of the wheel,
which then has extracted enough gravity energy to
pull up the weight again via the spring for the next cycle to
again unbalance the wheel and "cash in" the next gravity energy.

Great way of putting it.

I'll attach some pictures

Indication how the circuit of 0 is manipulated by the square wave.
Where the arms fall.
And imagine how easy the arm closes because of the angle of centre pins here exampled is a small arm. Rotate at the axle point clockwise and the arm softly closes by gravity.

[Ant Burr]

energy to pull up the weight

Great way of putting it.

Opps... There is 0 weight to be maniplulated, just a set of arms that relative to the machines rotation point, is a square wave oscillating.

[Humbugger]

@shruggedatlas
the Besslerwheel did work !

...

The Besslerwheel...was
successful.

Stefan:  You state these things as if you were there in person and saw it...as if you had special certain knowledge of the Bessler Wheel!  I'm curious as to what evidence or logic you base your assertions upon. 

Not trying to start an argument...I have no opinion as to whether Bessler's wheel worked or not, other than it's lack of replications and my general skepticism.  I'm curious though why your opinion is so strong on this one?

Humbugger

[shruggedatlas]

@shruggedatlas
the Besslerwheel did work !

But most people over here forget, that you have to
store the down-movement in springs, so the potential energy
is not lost for the next cycle.

The perspective is to unbalance a wheel with a shifting weight going down,
but being on a spring,
then "cash in" the unbalanced gravity acceleration of the wheel,
which then has extracted enough gravity energy to
pull up the weight again via the spring for the next cycle to
again unbalance the wheel and "cash in" the next gravity energy.

The Besslerwheel must have have used this principle and was
successful.

I do not understand how springs can help.  A spring is not an overunity device.  Whatever energy is used to compress the spring, the spring will give out less afterwards, after you account for friction, sound, heat, etc.