Self Siphoning Water

[FreeEnergy]

I was messing around drawing and came up with this idea,
If you've studied gravity, water siphoning, and capillary water tubes, you should see a clear picture.
the drawing was done free hand by me so its not to its exact measurements.

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the water tube should be more like a quarter of a circle shaped type of tube.
and i guess the water reservoir should hold a lot of water, probably more than the tube itself.
but the water would have to be spread out in low depth?
and the hoses should be equal in diameter?

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MADE A SMALL CHANGE IN THE DRAWING PLEASE REVIEW.


http://demo.physics.uiuc.edu/lectdemo/scripts/demo_descript.idc?demoid=230

[FreeEnergy]

thanks for that.

this is pretty easy to test out.

anyone else think this will work?

[ResinRat2]

http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#capillary1

[ResinRat2]

  ResinRat,
The idea is not based on capillary action. I can go into more detail and explain the difference between capillary action, hydraulic theory and how using vacuum is different.


                                                                                        Jim

Sorry, I misunderstood

RR2

[broli]

As is this concept looks flawed considering atmospheric pressure. However you made me thing about an alternative idea. Will post later.