Alex's MT Combination

[hartiberlin]

Hi Alex,
why did you delete your graphics that you posted already over here ?

I just wanted to have another look at it...
too bad...

Maybe you can already post your cardboard test design with a few pictures,
so others could also try it ?

If you really get it to work, I guess this will get you the OverUnity Prize
as a working and selfrunning gravity wheel with additional power output
will shock the physics society and will give a revolution in the physics and energy
world...

You don?t have to be afraid, that somebody else will get it done faster than you,
cause you had the basic ideas about it.


Maybe your clue is, that when your wheel turns clockwise,
the weights on the rising left side go also down from around 9 o?clock to
around 7:30 o?clock and go thus nearer the axis.

This is in addition to the action going on
from 12 oclock to  oclock, where the weight is falling and the other weight
at 1 oclock is pulled out.

So I see the major improvement to have weights lifted not just on the right falling side,
but also on the left rising side of the wheel !

This is a brand new idea and I congratulate you to this invention.

Regards, Stefan.

[AB Hammer]

@ Alex

Before you get into this wheel to much, write me. I will save you some steps.

[hartiberlin]

Please can somebody who had stored Alex?s latest picture please repost them ?

I looked in the attachment directory for half an hour, but I did not find them..

[Alexioco]

@ Alex

Before you get into this wheel to much, write me. I will save you some steps.

The mechanism has been completed, all is need now is this;

1. Attach a runway for the weights to roll up
2. attach a wodden rim
3. get the rolling wheel/cylinder weights attach them, then watch the wheel perpetuate...

[Sprocket]

..... I think it is as Hartiberlin mentioned, it is your idea because you did think of it. And if someone gives you a suggestion to help you, it is still your wheel. Or in your case, Alexioco's working Bessler Wheel.
Has a nice ring to it.

It certainly has - of course if you do not like that name, how about Sprocket's Bessler Wheel (kinda catchy)!

On another note, why why oh why do people still delude themselves into thinking that they will be allowed to make billions from this technology - this has been known about for hundreds of years, and I have no doubt at all has been continually 're-discovered' numerous times in the interim, yet, it has NEVER been commercialised, or should I say NEVER BEEN ALLOWED to be commercialised!  Yet, every FE patent applied for suggests that someone believes that they are going prove the exception to the rule - IQ's drop to single-digits whenever greed rears its ugly head it seems...

Finally, I tried modelling Alexioco's wheel in WM2D - not possible imo.  The '2D' bit is a real limitation.  Is there any package out there that allows similar level of modelling in 3D?