A machine to convert gravity to mechanical energy # 2

[brian334]

The tank flips at the top, putting the weight back on top.

[mondrasek]

The tank flips at the top, putting the weight back on top.

I am aware of that.  But it addresses none of the questions in my last post.

#1:

If you need geometric shapes to extend on both ends of your cylinder/cube/whatever device, those geometric shapes (cylinders, cube,whatever) must also be able to colapse into the body of the device, right?  That is the premise of the device displacing less volume on the way down, right?  Where do these extensions and the weight all fit together when everything in not extended?

M.

PS.  The lead weight need not be more than .76 inches thick.  At 1 inch thick it weighs 82 lbs.  So you have an extra .24 inches to work with inside your device.

[brian334]

The pistons extend out of the tank.
The impact between the tank and the breather tube will open the valve, a return spring will close the valve.
The transfer solenoid  is powered by the machines generator, or a mechanical transfer device.

[mondrasek]

The pistons extend out of the tank.
The impact between the tank and the breather tube will open the valve, a return spring will close the valve.
The transfer solenoid  is powered by the machines generator, or a mechanical transfer device.

When the pistons on both ends are not extended, they are inside the "tank", right?  Please try and draw this tank device with both sets of pistons and the weight inside. 

M.

[brian334]

M,
There is a drawing of the tank posted at my website.bsandler.com