My Bessler Quest

[Alexioco]

@ Alex

I see you are using you brain. Keep up the good imagination, work it through by envisioning the movements as well as the negative movements. I have some grid that I am going to send you to print on clear sheet to put over your designs to help you see the possibilities.

PS did you get my PM message?

The grids are for you only so please don't post them. 

Alan, I am truly honored for you to do this for me, I shall look right away, and I will not post them.

I am having trouble with this toy page, it really is hard, Bessler did in no way make this easy 

[fletcher]

Very interesting indeed, I haven't read about MT 48, is there any link I can possibly read about the MT's, the ones he wrote about maybe?

Thanks

Also, would this wheel work?

Hi Alexioco .. see link

http://www.besslerwheel.com/wiki/index.php?title=MT_41-60

this is the besslerwiki page which contains lots of other useful information - Bessler only commented on the first 56 drawings & then the toy page with the odd word here & there - I purchased a copy of John Collins MT some time ago [free-energy.co.uk I think] which I like to leaf thru in preference to web pages myself.

While your drawing shows good imagination I don't believe that it will work in reality, finding & keeping the balance position - this is of course the major problem with all overbalance designs no matter how they are disguised or re-packaged - JMO's.

@ dgraphic .. I think Bessler was very practiced at verbal, written & pictorial misdirection - he liked to joust with his detractors [like Wagner] & those whom he thought might have great powers of reasoning from small clues loosely given & who might prematurely 'crunch' his secret into existence - this makes it particularly diffcult IMO to draw a bead on anything of proper significance or even decide what was essential in his motive principle.

[Alexioco]

Very interesting indeed, I haven't read about MT 48, is there any link I can possibly read about the MT's, the ones he wrote about maybe?

Thanks

Also, would this wheel work?

Hi Alexioco .. see link

http://www.besslerwheel.com/wiki/index.php?title=MT_41-60

this is the besslerwiki page which contains lots of other useful information - Bessler only commented on the first 56 drawings & then the toy page with the odd word here & there - I purchased a copy of John Collins MT some time ago [free-energy.co.uk I think] which I like to leaf thru in preference to web pages myself.

While your drawing shows good imagination I don't believe that it will work in reality, finding & keeping the balance position - this is of course the major problem with all overbalance designs no matter how they are disguised or re-packaged - JMO's.

@ dgraphic .. I think Bessler was very practiced at verbal, written & pictorial misdirection - he liked to joust with his detractors [like Wagner] & those whom he thought might have great powers of reasoning from small clues loosely given & who might prematurely 'crunch' his secret into existence - this makes it particularly diffcult IMO to draw a bead on anything of proper significance or even decide what was essential in his motive principle.

wow, he commented on the first 56 drawinings? now that must be valuble information, I take it is that wiki link to the 56 descriptions, thanks

[Alexioco]

You know the workings of Besslers wheel you say?

[Alexioco]

There are a few things in his MT which are obvious if you compare them to other wheels and his descriptions, but it is the prime mover that you need, and the prime move has something to do with a weight replacing another weight IMO even on the descending side which sounds useless, but if you analyze it you may find something, but I do not know the movement, and I should think that you don?t either...