Buoyancy device and wheel and bubbles

[AB Hammer]

cool idea!

Well FreeEnergy;
You have been on me to post more of my ideas, and I am glad you like this one. But of course in this game there are no guarantees. I still have to make sure I have a good air source for the bubbles and keep it moving.

[FreeEnergy]

Well FreeEnergy;
You have been on me to post more of my ideas, and I am glad you like this one. But of course in this game there are no guarantees. I still have to make sure I have a good air source for the bubbles and keep it moving.

the air source for the bubble(s) should probably be spread out evenly surrounding its object to sink with.

have you tried having the source of air bubbles begin at the top with its object to sink with? instead of at the bottom of a water tank?

[AB Hammer]

the air source for the bubble(s) should probably be spread out evenly surrounding its object to sink with.

have you tried having the source of air bubbles begin at the top with its object to sink with? instead of at the bottom of a water tank?

FreeEnergy

The reason for the tube track is to keep the bubbles in a single location and since all bubbles go up they will boil the top of the water. Some people feel that the bubbles going up will cause a back flow to the weighted floats but the bubbles are only air escaping the water which means less buoyancy and in truth the water will stay down except for the splashing at the top.  Over on Besslers Wheel murilo and I have been talking bubble types for best use.

[CRANKYpants]

DEAR AB,

WHAT ABOUT PUTTING THE BUBBLER ON THE FLOATER ITSELF AND HAVING ONE SIDE BUBBLE (SINK) WHILE THE OTHER SIDE FLOATS?

Thane

[utilitarian]

Why even have the floats?  If you can push air bubbles underwater for so little energy, all you need to do is recapture the energy of the rising bubbles.