Play inertial "trampoline"...

[iacob alex]

  
   ...as a procedure,manner to establish the switching of the long arm size,on the same side of the fulcrum,so to get a continuous unbalance of your scheme,design.
   
     It can be an easy understanding situation for a "minimal wheel":two spokes,arms only,that play the long arm-short arm game,on the same side of the bearing,fulcrum.

     The proposal of the inertial "trampoline" is suggesting a heavy hub for your arrangement,as a mechanical spring,that plays the "charge-store-discharge" line,serial of energy.

     Can we use the rotational inertia proposition,as a mechanical spring....or as an inertial "trampoline" in our mental "acrobatics"?!



          All the Bests !  /   Alex

[iacob alex]

      Hi P -Motion!

    In my opinion,we need no "extra",so to discern,interpret that we can use and understand rotational inertia as a mechanical spring process(charge-store-discharge).Just remind the flywheel of a car power transmission.

  You can point out the word "trampoline",as a likeness or an allegory for an elastic,springy performance,a description of one thing under the image of another.Where there's a wll,there can be a path to see.

  My suggestion was plain:to add this process in some way.


       All the Bests!  /  Alex

[iacob alex]

    Hi  P-Motion!

  As soon as possible,I will post at my web-site a succession of pictures,drawings regarding this topic among other things.

  So,I hope to be more clear,intelligible :the "painting" of reality with my words is fuzzy,blurred sometimes.Sorry...


              All the Bests!  /  Alex

[iacob alex]

                 Hi P-Motion!

   About the link,that you asked for...   http://www.geocities.com/iacob_alex/Stellarotor.htm  

  There I will  post  some news in a couple of days.

  I prefer the picture "language",the first lines so to  be easy tested  in their possible connection with the real physical phenomena.

       All the Bests!  /  Alex

[hansvonlieven]

  Hi Alex,
From what I was imagining, a rocking back and forth, spinning first one way, then the stop. Then a counter  spin. People might wonder if they're on something.
But do think something like that could work. It would be trippy as hell to watch, but yeah, it could work.

G'day P-Motion and all,

What you are describing here is a balance wheel in a mechanical clock. That is exactly what it does. Nothing special there though. This kind of thing has been around for a very long time.

Hans von Lieven