Recreating Besslers Wheel

[overtaker]

Ken,   I would recommend the team with Ralph,  Alan and James for your build.   I am not interested in building it for you or seeing the blueprints because I intend to take the patent route. I am very confident in my design also.  I will not speak for Ralph but he may also not want to invest his time helping with an open source build.  He has too much time and money invested allready not to be rewarded for his work.

Good luck.  I'm sure I will have more clue questions for you as this progresses.

[overtaker]

Wilby.  wrote:

explain to me why for the couple hundred years since bessler no one has demonstrated a working wheel... if you can't then that answers all the questions i need answered.

Actually there are two wheels that apparently worked since.  The Asa Jackson wheel and the Buzzsaw wheel.

Bessler offered his head if his wheel wasn't as he said.
Would you offer your head if someone builds a working gravity wheel?

[Ken the Great]

Just as I thought. No knowledge just hot air.

Post something that will demonstrate your understanding of simple principles.

I have posted more than enough post to demonstrate I have a working knowledge of physics and formulas used in that physics book you have never seen. You however have posted nothing. LOL

So you are in the same box as the person who said wasted energy is a good thing.

And until you post a coherent post that deals with actual physics and the principles thereof you cannot escape the box. Sorry, no get out of box free cards.

HAHAHA
And by the way, you aren't smarter than a fifth grader.

"I am the rottweiler, you are the chew toy."

[Ken the Great]

overtaker,

I have already sent a few rough sketches to Ralph and Alan. Alan asked, I sent them to him. What a novel approach.

However, I am told they won't be able to get to it for quite some time. So I am also going to try and build this in the few minutes here and there that I do have. I am making a parts list with detailed drawings to send to get machined.

Are you familiar with the patent process? I myself have never dealt with the patent office.

Well nature calls.

"You can never get enough of what you don't need to make you happy." 

[overtaker]

Ken asked: 

Are you familiar with the patent process? I myself have never dealt with the patent office.

Yes and no.  I have a patent att. that files Provisional patent applications for a flat fee of $500.00 .  Along with that is the Gov. fee of $120.00 +or- . The provisional patent must be detailed enough for someone in the trade to build.  The Provisional Patent app. gives you your place in line but you must file your regular patent app. within 12 months. Of course to do the rest of the patent work he charges $350.00 an hour. There is an excellent book,  Patent it yourself by David Pressman.  If you open source I will respect your decision , if you patent I will also respect it.