magnet-gravity wheel

[DarkLight]

And what will happen when the plate pass the magnet? It will attract the plate but in the opposite direction. How will you overcome that problem?

[Omnibus]

And what will happen when the plate pass the magnet? It will attract the plate but in the opposite direction. How will you overcome that problem?

The push of the right-hand side plate supposedly should overcome that attraction big time.

[FreeEnergy]

by then the upper arm plate already extended itself do to gravity and the left arm plate would go back in do to gravity making the wheel unbalanced.

[FreeEnergy]

i think it is one weight when the magnet attracts arm with extended arm and another weight when arm is not extended.

get what i am saying?

[_GonZo_]

Maiking it simple.

So Magnet atraction force has to be bigger than weight of the arm B in order to flip over the rotor.

When that point is passed over arm A is atracted by the other side of the magnet.

So the weight of C that now have moved to the outside of the rotor, has to be able to over come the atraction force of the arm A

So if arm B and arm C are the same weight, were the force to overcome this sticky post comes from?