Self Rising Weight (MT 27)

[Alexioco]

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[Alexioco]

I'm skeptical that any gravity wheel will work.  Of course I don't really know -- maybe Bessler had actually discovered the secret.  At any rate, MT 27 is interesting.  What if you placed three of them on the same axle, but with their "rest" positions offset 120 degrees from each other?

Well Bessler does say "this view shows what the thing might do if several things of this sort were placed next to each other along an axle/shaft"

I tried two weights, like in the MT picture, the wheel wont work on its own, but I certainly think that its part of the mechanism, the way in which the weight lifts is self is pure genius, I never would of though of it, yet it's so simple...

I think that MT 25 has something to do with it, MT 15 does and also MT 10, in fact a lot of the wheels have something about them which can only be detected if built or really really studied, I also noticed that something is hidden in MT 15 as Bessler announces, Would you like to join my forum too? I study in all of this over there and I have written all I have found there...

http://s11.invisionfree.com/Bessler_Quest/

[starcruiser]

@Alexioco,

Very impressive, from looking a the video, have you tried to use 2 of your wheels locked together on a common axle 180 degrees out from each other? From what I see this would continue to make it turn wouldn't you think?

also, I was thinking that you could replace the string with slotted bars to allow the movement of the weight and control the  movement as well. Do you think this would work?

[Sprocket]

Cool forum Alex - great info and nice color scheme.

[Charlie_V]

Wow, that is probably the most impressive thing I've ever seen on this forum.  There is something about it that seems like a really good step in the right direction.