Roll on the 20th June

[protech]

Question Why do we not see any working models, or do I not have the right drugs!    oh boy

[onthecuttingedge2010]

This is the actual abstract from the lodged patent. reading this alone should show you, if not, the even lego is too complex for you.

Abstract
This is primarily a class one lever as described in general mechanics though
does have attributes never seen before in leverage devices.
As a layman’s instruction guide, we are using the glass sphere or cube physics
effect found within the water, the self bearing effect for want of a better term, we
have designed the lever so that it primarily rotates around the water until the
water is positioned at the end of the lever. Take the imaginary sphere filled with
water and hold it at arms length and rotate the sphere a small amount, the water
excluding the adhesive amounts on the inner wall stays where it is, now replace
that with a cereal bowl or half sphere from your kitchen, half fill with water and
repeat moving it about 10 percent of a 45 degree rotation, you will note the water
performed exactly this way in your half sphere, now look at the position of the
water, it is now on the end of a lever, this is the primary component of the device,
we simply did not load the water onto the end of a lever which has been the error
since the first water wheel, but made the entire lever hollow or encapsulate so it
would act in the same manner as the bowl, as soon as the lever begins to rotate
the displacement is almost immediate as the bowl/lever rotates under the fluid
medium, there is a tilt component also though flow is not notable, this simply
adds to the speed of transition. Water is poured when one side of the bowl does
not rise, when it rises (the short side of the lever) you are rotating it under the
water. This device simply revolves the lever around the weight until it is at the
end of the lever.

Hi Quinn.

could you please make use of paragraphs in your sentences, it becomes very difficult to keep track of where I am reading when everything is clumped together.

I usually use a minimum of 1 to 4 lines before a space before the next paragraph and a maximum of 1 to 8 lines if I can help it before giving a space.

some other helpful hints.

1. Open your notebook and word processor.
2. Write the topic sentence, supporting sentences and closing sentence.
3. Write clear and simple sentences to express your meaning.
4. Focus on the main idea of your paragraph.
5. Use the dictionary to help you find additional words to express your ideas.
6. Check your spelling.
7. Check your grammar.
8. Read your assignment again.
9. Make sure each sentence has a subject.
10. See if your subjects and verbs agree with each other.
11. Check the verb tenses of each sentence.
12. Make sure that each sentence makes sense.
13. Make sure your paragraph has a topic sentence.
14. Make sure your supporting sentences focus on the main idea.
15. Make sure you have a closing sentence.
16. Check that all your sentences focus on the main idea.
17. See if your paragraph is interesting.

even if it is someone's cluttered abstract, correct their work please. it makes for a finer mind and happier eyes.

Real Scientist and or Physicist are usually very good at writing, not always but it tends to be an entrusted habit.

neatness is a bonus in the scientific realm.

being fluent in all cases of schooling is an incredible bonus and gets more attention.

Thanks.
Jerry

[ramset]

Archer,
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ThanksChet

[infringer]

I cannot find this future page that you speak of on the enerventure website.
Could you please share the link thanks!

I wonder if you couldn't somehow use a weight in a tube filled with water that would always float to the top to complete the unbalancing effect of the wheel...

Either way would it not be just as easy if not easier to try and brutefoce how to get one rod to keep spinning around without any wheels it just seems to me like the wheel might be extra overhead and weight that we are trying to spin...

Well either way I have not forgotten about this thread while it may seem impossible it was one of the best modern day attempts at harvesting gravity for electricity.

What we call an empty glass is always full imagine if we were living under water and had to drink glasses of air to live.

I always like people with the ability to look beyond like myself.

[sm0ky2]

Well folks,

here we are again, just 15 days from the Anniversary and, as usual, i have begun gathering my materials for the 2011 build.

the design concept i am using, is still the original device design, and to date, is the only one ive witnessed actually working.

I have decided to make a few upgrades, just thought i would take a moment to share these with you guys before i begin construction.

The wheel i have found is a high-density synthetic stone, it appears to resemble some type of cultured granite. very heavy. 22-inches in diameter, just shy of 1 inch thick. guessing it was originally some sort of table top.

At the suggestion of Clanzer, i have decided to do away with the rear-mount and go with a solid axle through the center of the wheel, mounted on both sides. Most likely i will find or make sturdy metal
A-frames on each side to mount the axle on.

I am changing from the 3-bar design to a 4-bar design. This is for balancing purposes, as i will be mounting the rods 2 on one side and 2 on the other. Because of the center axle, i am forced to mount them so that two rods intersect "above" the axle on one side, and two "below" on the opposite side, at 90-degree angles, and slightly off-center to clear the axle.

This allows me to mount 2 sets of magnetic arrays around the wheel, one for each side. They will each handle 2 rods, at 1/4-rotation per rod.

as per the rods, i am still leaning towards a square-rod design, using Exxocommon's linear-bearing design. I have re-engineered the rods to minimize the "twisting" effect that destroyed rods in previous builds.

Will add photos as i go.