Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

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I thought I'd lost this image but eventually found it on my obsolete Photobucket site. I'm not sure where it came from.

I've been though his RI lecture where there's another ball and stalk wheel and I couldn't find it there.
It shows magnification of kinetic strain energy. Obviously, it's where I must have got the idea of a Kinetic Strain microscope.


It brings the kind of moment responsible for holding an unbalanced offset gyro up into view.
The back spin of an unbalanced gyro means that the top of the gyro is going slightly slower
in the direction of travel and the bottom of the gyro is going slightly faster.
It is this differential that accounts for the moment holding up an unbalanced offset gyro.
I must dig out my video on an unbalanced gyro driving a carriage.

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... Abeling's egg shaped weight path, ...

... is the solution.


The semi-circular path from 3 o'clock to 9 o'clock involves ground reaction. The parabolic path from 9 o'clock through
the zenith at 12 o'clock onto closure at 3 o'clock does not.


So from 3 o'clock to 9 o'clock we have an unbalanced vertical component of ground reaction thrusting the weight upwards.
This ground reaction also accounts for the enigmatic hot wheels phenomena. In fact it was puzzling about the hot wheel
cars that gave me the answer. That and the fact that my kinetic energy microscope railway gave rise to an unbalanced
horizontal reaction. If you can rotate the world you can also push it down and away from you.


I'll have to find that post with the hot wheels cars and copy it to this thread.

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And of course we mustn't forget that chap with the wheelchair who provided experimental evidence of energy gain.

This great invention,
is my electric wheelchair,
When I go up + down hills,
I gain power,
As in, a net gain of energy,
After going up and down a steep hill,
This is a gift from God,
As He has shared this with me,
To share with the world,

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This should throw light on the enigma of the spring, too.