Here it is, Bessler's 12 ft wheel

[AB Hammer]

longtong3

Because of the testimonies of allot of people over the 5 to 6 year span of displays and then the Tax that was put on the wheel. Sort of makes it the holy grail of gravity wheels. This is why Bessler is at the top of the list. As for P-motion it is good that he is building his wheel and as for all of us who have built wheels, we will see. Only after building a few wheels, can we then see what we truly have to over come.

[sevich]

@Koen1

Though it is true that lots of stuff can be found on besslerwheel.com, instead of keeping things in the thread, start to tell people they should go visit the Bessler website and forum..

Shall we stop pointing at besslerwheel.com and keep the discussion in this thread?

It's kind of funny though, Stefan, the forum administrator of overunity.com has in the past numerously posted on http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/ regarding interesting posts, there by persuading readers to check out HIS (this) "overunity.com"  forum...........so there you have it 

[Koen1]

@Koen1. Did anyone see Bessler's wheel was working? If it did working, it's good to find the "lost treasure". If not, we just move on with "our" wheel or "self" wheel then. 

Back in the day Bessler supposedly showed working versions of his wheel on multiple occasions, often in public, in several different towns.
One of such demonstration versions was mechanically connected to a set of hammers that pounded an anvil the entire time the wheel was in operation.
He also had a wealthy sponsor, his King Karl I believe, who supported him to a degree and employed Bessler as problem solver and engineer.
At Karls castle Bessler was supposed to have had a work shop and he built a large version of his wheel in one of the castle's rooms. Several
witnesses were brought to see the wheel there. I believe it was Karl himself who is recorded saying "It is an ingenious contraption of levers, pulleys and weights.".

[Koen1]

Though it is true that lots of stuff can be found on besslerwheel.com, instead of keeping things in the thread, start to tell people they should go visit the Bessler website and forum..

Shall we stop pointing at besslerwheel.com and keep the discussion in this thread?

It's kind of funny though, Stefan, the forum administrator of overunity.com has in the past numerously posted on http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/ regarding interesting posts, there by persuading readers to check out HIS (this) "overunity.com"  forum...........so there you have it 

Oh... really? 
Didn't know that... Sorry if I rubbed anyone against the grain there

[longtong3]

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He also had a wealthy sponsor, his King Karl I believe, who supported him to a degree and employed Bessler as problem solver and engineer.
At Karls castle Bessler was supposed to have had a work shop and he built a large version of his wheel in one of the castle's rooms. Several
witnesses were brought to see the wheel there. I believe it was Karl himself who is recorded saying "It is an ingenious contraption of levers, pulleys and weights.".

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So it is a working wheel.

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Many people blamed Bessler that he did not get the amount of money he wanted so he did not let go his wheel. I thought other way.

If every person in the world donate $1.00 US dollar for Bessler, this was more than  the amount Bessler wanted, and the world already had the working wheel for hundred years to produce useful work.

But the world (us) try to save $1.00 for each one of us, and expect Bessler give us millions dollars worth of his wheel for free, I think we expect too much from Bessler. And Bessler can use that money for the rest of his life and who know he might invented something else?

The bottom line is: the world (us) get jealous and did not want to see Bessler get rich.

We try to save $1 dollar for each one of us, so we did take turn scratch our head for hundred years to find the working wheel. And do not find one yet, I think the world is the losser.

Does anyone here want to give away 25% of one's pay check every month for the rest of one's life? If you do, I am glad to have your 25% the rest of your life.

If you do not, then please don't expect Bessler give us all he got for the rest of his life.

Here my 2 cents.