Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[spinn_MP]

Sorry to say, but the design concept is almost as old as humanity, and without any chance of a success...

But I can understand that some of you need to find out that all by yourself.

So, Good Luck!

[spinn_MP]

I agree, the design has merit. The problem is how to decrease friction.

Ah, geee...

If I can provide you with a zero loss environment and equipment, how much power would you possibly been able to squeeze out from that (naive) concept?

The answer is very easy.

[Omnibus]

Producing excess energy is a matter of principle and science isn't interested in how much excess energy is produced. Any amount of excess energy produced, even very small, violates the principle of conservation of energy. In a zero-loss environment production of excess energy is inherent in this well-known design. By the way there's no guarantee that a working wheel based on this or a similar principle hasn't been made sometime in the past but has been suppressed. So it's better not to resort to statements that it has never been done to justify beliefs that a working machine of this kind can never be made.

[MrMag]

In a zero-loss environment production of excess energy is inherent in this well-known design.

In a zero-loss environment, most of the devices on the "unworkable devices" website would also work. We could get all kinds of devices to work in a zero-loss environment. Damn you losses!

[Omnibus]

The site for the unworking devices is to be ignored by anyone interested in scientific argumentation. The fact that someone called Dsimanek doesn't understand that some of these devices are not unworking doesn't make them unworking.