Finally I think I got it !

[hansvonlieven]

@ wizkycho,

Of course a body lighter than water can float. A body lighter than water however cannot syphon!

If you want to suck up water (incidentally, there is no such thing as suction, there is only differential in pressure) the weight that is sinking has to have a higher density than water, in other words it cannot float. A weight can float or sink, it cannot do both when you want it.

If you only studied hydrostatics and hydraulics as I suggested you would know what I am talking about. It strikes me as curious that you will not do so. It is only a mouse click away and I take it you do have a computer.

Hans von Lieven

[TinselKoala]

"Thanks again Gravitron...Thanks to You now We have Overunity InfinityPump that really works everywhere where gravity exists.


Wiz - Overunity InfinityPump works"

How can you say this???
Nowhere do I see a pump that works. All I see is some drawings and simulations and flawed analyses that predict it "should" work, IF only frictionless cylinder seals, zero-work-function valves, and reworking the laws of physics were allowed.

Please, DO NOT claim that you have something that works, until YOU ACTUALLY HAVE SOMETHING THAT WORKS.

This "overunity pump" does not, will not, and cannot work.

PROVE ME WRONG by building one, if you can. Otherwise, stop claiming what isn't true.

[rlortie]

If you think you have it, take a look at this;

http://freepowertofreepeople.blogspot.com/

Note that the bottom picture is a video, after the first two minutes it is activated and operation shown.

Ralph

[TinselKoala]

"Operation?"

Just what "operation" is being shown in that video?

Certainly not the "operation" of the device described in the patent application, the claims, or the drawings. It is only a partial bit of the apparatus, if that.

And, it clearly doesn't run all by itself, indefinitely.

And, it's from over a year ago.

[TinselKoala]

From the ppt presentation it is clear that the device in the link above is a "buoyancy motor #4" as described on Simanek's site:
http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#buoy4
It is supposed to work by recycling a float from the bottom of a filled tube to the top by buoyancy, and back to the bottom by gravity, through the usual "magic valves" that don't leak, displace perfectly and work without friction or force.
Even though the posts on the blog are from today (or tomorrow) the materials included for download are dated December 2007.
Another case of: Not done homework, extravagant claims unsupported by evidence, a partial build, a patent application that will never be granted, and a solicitation of funds.