Roll on the 20th June

[BATMAN]

BATMAN Here... back from taking care of evil do'rs. (working with LAWER'S If you think gas guy's are bad !!!)

PurePower what year of Solidworks do you have??

Data on red box Pic's.

1. 3' x 3' x 8'
2. lbs. 2800 + or -
3. shaft 2.5"
4. arm. lbs. 1200 +
5. mangets lbs1000

To ALL What do you think when you rotate a 1200 lbs. arm. ??.......BATMAN KNOWS and he will tell. and show.

More to come......stay tune.....same bat time....same bat channel.....................................BATMAN!!

[Edpsx]

BATMAN Here... back from taking care of evil do'rs. (working with LAWER'S If you think gas guy's are bad !!!)

PurePower what year of Solidworks do you have??

Data on red box Pic's.

1. 3' x 3' x 8'
2. lbs. 2800 + or -
3. shaft 2.5"
4. arm. lbs. 1200 +
5. mangets lbs1000

To ALL What do you think when you rotate a 1200 lbs. arm. ??.......BATMAN KNOWS and he will tell. and show.

More to come......stay tune.....same bat time....same bat channel.....................................BATMAN!!

Why so cryptic on the talk?  Im curious as to what you have going there.  Did you take those pics with a camera phone though?  Or did you have to shrink and compress it down heavily?

I want a new video of Clanzer's wheel with the magnets installed.  That picture on Archer's new designed website is killing my patience!

[exxcomm0n]

Damn, get busy drawing crap and I miss another episode of Batman.

@ Batman

1 question.

Is energy being imparted to your device to realize greater potential than it (the energy) would normally have, or is it creating electrical energy from physical energy?

Sincerely,         

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The Penguin

[Bubba1]

Still stuck on DarkStar's lever:

...However, once the weights are allowed to hang below the center axis, things would change. By moving the weights vertically, the center of mass has also shifted vertically. Since the center of mass is now off the axis of rotation, the lever will always rotate so its center of mass is to the lowest possible point possible (directly below the axis of rotation, ie lowest point of energy), similar to how a ball always rolls to the lowest point on a hill.

I don't see that happening.  If the fulcrum is still centered on the lever, the weights would still be pulling downward with equal torque, one at 10cm and one at 20cm, (neglecting any string weight).  I don't see what would make the lever move.  I think the lever would still stay where it is.

[spinner]

Still stuck on DarkStar's lever:

I don't see that happening.  If the fulcrum is still centered on the lever, the weights would still be pulling downward with equal torque, one at 10cm and one at 20cm, (neglecting any string weight).  I don't see what would make the lever move.  I think the lever would still stay where it is.

Correct, Bubba!

If connecting strings are equal in weight and the situation is static, the lever would still be balanced no matter what incline...

Lifting weight with pulley and rope would be a similar situation...
Cheers!