A Totaly Different Type Of Overbalancing Machine

[SPANG]

I feel I have no choice but to try and build this device! The replies I've been recieving, lead me to
believe that I HAVE to build it -------------- just to prove my theory!
Please bear with me, as I have various dissabilities that prevent me from going fast!
It will take quite a while ------------- but not too long, I hope, to put this device together.
BILL.

[AB Hammer]

Greetings Bill

I haven't forgot about you. I have been busy and also suffered what is called a micro stroke. I am allot better now. I have 2 1/2 weeks of armor left and then I get to do wheel without having to build armor.

To all

Don't take Bill's design lightly for there may be more to it than meets the eye. Only test will show.

Alan

[SPANG]

Hi Allan,
         Nice to hear from you again ----- I DID think it was funny my having
notheard from you for so long!  I'd appreciate any help I CAN get ---------
especialy from the likes of you ----- as you seem to be well connected!

I too, have had MANY mini-strokes ----- about 8/9.  T.I.A's, I think the're
called?  I've also had two 'normal' strokes  (if you can call them that!  In
my case, they left me allmost blind, and with loss of balance. I also had a brain-bleed, but thankfully, my brain still works!
Keep your chin up pal!
Hope to hear from you in the not too distant future.
GOOD LUCK.
BILL.

[mr_bojangles]

mr_Bojangles,
                  Two identical forces, at different distances from their hub, do NOT balance -----
sorry pal!
BILL.

that might be true, but you have this twice so each side has a corresponding counterweight

the wheels are balanced, and because of this there would be no torque on either axle,

unless you spun it initially, in which case the center of gravity of each wheel is never displaced at all, and no shifting of mass means no movement, especially if it is balanced

and if you have to initially start it, that would imply it is not gravity but a gearing mechanism that appears to increase rotational inertia, which as well implies that it would work with a fixed axle parallel to the event horizon (or on its side negating gravitational pull due to the balanced weights of the wheels)

balanced wheels will only move if a force is applied, and i do not see where this would come from

[SPANG]

MR - bojangles,
                    I'm glad to see you taking an interest in my design, however, I have to disagree with you.
There are only TWO forces involved here, and they are 'delivered' to the top-wheel by the two chains.
It does NOT need a 'push' to get it going -------------- it is self-rotating!
BILL.