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I updated the Parts List so that it now shows the correct orientation of the lever and especially the blade spring when mounted onto the swivel arms.

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Following my last post I updated the diagrams of the $the☯ne¢ concept and added a few more. Not drawn to accuracy.

besslerw106.jpg besslerw107.jpg The above two diagrams better illustrate the moment before and the moment after the the set of 4 crossbars shift from the ascending side to the descending. See purple selections where the spring weights latch and unlatch between the yellow weights and stork's bill. N...

I updated the Parts List with additional information about the storks bill.


Once upon a star Will Be, Is, Was the $Infinite☯NE¢
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGY41nB6crg

44_48.jpg MT44 and MT48 have been discussed before on this forum. They are typical nonworking OOB wheels rather similar to a few other drawings in MT. Why did B. single out these two and state that they could be converted to working ones in the presence of what he calls "application" and ...

SB Variants.jpg I want to call attention to the storks bill (SB) units. They actually come in two variants, a wider one and a narrower one. In this 8-lever system there is 4 of each variant and they alternate between them around the wheel. Why is this? The reason is that each lever supports two SB ...

besslerw100.jpg besslerw101.jpg besslerw102.jpg frame2.jpg besslerw103.jpg besslerw104.jpg I am adding a (rectangular) brace to each pair of inner levers to lock them in place. This ensures the levers don't move side to side (in the z-axis) which could cause the L-shaped mounting arms to slide out ...

besslerw95.jpg besslerw96.jpg besslerw97.jpg frame2.jpg besslerw98.jpg besslerw99.jpg A follow-up to my last post. Here I changed out the shape of the blue spring weight from that of a puck to a sphere. I am gravitating toward the spherical form for a couple of reasons. I imagine that as the blue w...

I have a couple of thoughts I wanted to share. First the spring or blue weight in my preceding designs is in the shape of a puck/short cylinder. It occurred to me that it can also take the shape of a sphere. B. may have suggested this in the AP metaphors of the root and the seer/beholder, which I be...

besslerw90.jpg besslerw91.jpg besslerw92.jpg frame2.jpg besslerw93.jpg besslerw94.jpg Here's s a revision that I intended to post some time ago but haven't gotten to. I reviewed the previous design and wasn't satisfied with the interaction of the stork's bill (sb) and the spring between 6:00 and 9:...

besslerw88.jpg besslerw89.jpg construct6.jpg frame2.jpg framemech.jpg framemechint.jpg Same design as before with minor change to the frame X-bars. Last diagram is a view of the wheel as seen from the inside. Note the short (red) grooves around the interior frame hub. They are for receiving the cro...

besslerw88.jpg besslerw89.jpg construct6.jpg frame.jpg framewheel.jpg Same as before with minor changes to the lever design and the wheel frame x-bars. I superimposed the frame over the wheel mechanism in the last upload. "My invention is not fanciful. After I have gone public, you'll hear the...

besslerw86.jpg besslerw87.jpg construct5.jpg wheelframe.jpg Same design as before with a few updates to the annotations. This time I included a diagram of the wheel frame. The rim stops are integrated into the framework and are attached at the end of the spokes. You will note the X-shaped bars (in ...

besslerbattle.jpg Original German text of an AP couplet: Saturnus, Mars, Jupiter fein Zu jederm Kriege willig sein. "Saturnus, Mars, Jupiter fine Be willing to go to any war. [Google Translate] "Saturn, Mars and Jupiter are ready to join in any battle. [Collins] "Saturn, Mars, Jupite...