SMOT! - (previously about the OC MPMM)

[Omnibus]

Low-Q,

Think again. Will the energy loss of the ball along B-A be the same as the energy loss along C-A?

[Low-Q]

Low-Q,

Think again. Will the energy loss of the ball along B-A be the same as the energy loss along C-A?

No. The energy loss from C to A via B is the same as the energy loss from C directly to A.
You use energy to lift the ball from level B to level C. This energy you must extract from the distance C to A in order to close the loop. Then the calculation ends up in zero.

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[Omnibus]

@Low-Q,

"The energy loss from C to A via B is the same as the energy loss from C directly to A."

Of course. Read, however, what I asked you.

[hoptoad]

Oh and omnibus thanks for screwing up a perfectly good thread on the steorn forum.

Pity he didn't just stay there! His obsession with SMOT is as outstanding as Steorns failed live demo but not half as interesting!
To "mis"-quote him, "Facts are slapping "him" in the face but he?ll say literally anything to avoid even the faintest idea that this 'isn't overunity' ".

[Low-Q]

@Low-Q,

"The energy loss from C to A via B is the same as the energy loss from C directly to A."

Of course. Read, however, what I asked you.

Of course C to A is greater than B to A. I agree, but where and how do you violate the CoE? Wasn't that your claim?

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