Natures Perpetual Wheel

[lltfdaniel1]

the only thing is with this design is , is the over lapping ball that goes up has to be at the right place at the right TIME, and it has over 50kg of force to push it up, CAN YOU GUYS SEE THAT AT LEAST , COME ON GET RID OF THE Arrogance,

[Tink]

To be honest I don't think that machine will ever work.
Sorry to be a party pooper.
But that said, who am I?

[cybe]

Yesterday I spent quite some time wondering if this gravity powered machine would work, or any gravity powered device for that matter, (there seems to be alot of drawings and ideas out there on the net)... Unfortunately I'm not very good at visualizing things, so I'm  not so sure. However my friends simple calculations show that it wouldn't work 

[lltfdaniel1]

This would be great as a car motor ;-).

http://optionalreaction.com/articles/ghd/

btw tink that is like saying a adams motor don't work ;-).

as long as the top balls is in time then it Works , simple enough isnt it?

its got a brake to control the fall speed and plenty of power for the gen and the reloader.

[lltfdaniel1]

im thinking of replicateing the helix drive useing a bean can , hey why not? (but i aint going to patent it,so don't worry about your Money,because its only paper)

how do you know the gears ratios?

hmm?

i see it has the potential to work ,

because if you get the gear ratios right then the right side will obviously go faster then the left and the brake - CONTROLS THE SPEED.

that is like saying the clutch system (in a nother forum) don't work..

actually you could adapt this to work as a clutch system.