gravito-magnetic ( Imris Pavel patent CZ9401781 !)

[Drannom]

hello

that is my first post here



http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/6228/mouvementperptuelxw3.jpg

it come from quanthomme website ( EDIT:Imris Pavel patent CZ9401781 )

using gravity and magnets

i hope that Omnibus will like this one !

there is also this one come from onnouscachetout forum (i was Alchimiste there) this forum is closed now , so here i am !



http://img90.imageshack.us/img90/5029/avantbesslerwb0.jpg

those wheels had already worked in the past

now looking for reproducing them ?

[multiuser]

the second one is really good!
i think, i will build it for a test... its easy to build... very nice!

[Drannom]

Hello

i have studied a lot of those wheels, the second one is all gravity, you'll have to use the exact number of ball, if you put less the variance will be to high, and if you put for exemple 100 ball the variance will be to low, infinite will do non variance for example, and just 8 balls will not work for sure

that wheel is before Bessler time ! Sir Somerset done it and many eyewitheness saw it run

i have make a wheel just like this one with no rope, it suppose to be the same thing



[img=http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/9494/rouegravitationnelleboiao9.jpg]

the first wheel is the gravito-magnetic one, magnet at left loose strength and magnets at the rigth regain force, at the left two m?tal plate absorb magnets force

i could post the link where a found those two wheels

i prefer those two wheel, Bessler made 4 diff?rent system working !

[Drannom]

Hello

i have studied those wheels for a while, and now many members search for someting working !
here is the link of a working gravity wheel !

the century of invention 1665 !

http://www.history.rochester.edu/steam/dircks/

the gravity wheel is here

http://www.history.rochester.edu/steam/dircks/His111chap1.html#454

look at the end of the page you'll see the same shema above with 40 weights

here another text for the same wheel

The wheel was fourteen feet over, and had forty weights of fifty pounds apiece. Sir William Balfore, then Lieutenant of the Tower, can justify it, with several others. They all saw, that no sooner these great weights passed the diameter line of the lower side, but they hung a foot farther from the center; nor no sooner passed the diameter line of the upper side, but they hung a foot nearer. Be pleased to judge of the consequence.

and dont forget the gravito-magn?tic wheel above , that wheel was patent !  someone put that one on examination at the patent office in last centuries

looking for something working seems shorter, here 2 working wheel, good luck in reproducing them

[fletcher]

Drannom .. sorry, the Marquis of Worcestor's wheel didn't/doesn't work - well, not unless you include the addition of hand impetus from time to time to give it momentum & velocity