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As i see it my 2 way ratchet would need no springs
gravity and motion would replace the spring.
and holes in the axel for the arms to lock in.

so what do you think

I think Newton's First Law is the Law of Perpetual Motion FIRST LAW . Every object in a state of uniform motion tends to remain in that state of motion unless an external force is applied to it. 1. if you spin a wheel it will slow because of the external forces applied to it. drag and air resistance...

jim i used google sketchup 7 to draw it. then print screen ,
cut and paste to ms paint to get the image.

http://sketchup.google.com/training/vid ... o_gsu.html

I can imagine
Two fully balanced wheels, one small and one large, on one and same axle

but not rotating under the influence of gravity, or with one wheel's centre of gravity always staying off one and same side of the axle.

[quote]I'll look for it, but somewhere he alludes to the "raising and lowering" of loads could be done with his device. I imagined a governing affect as far as lowering goes....I could be wrong. Steve[/quote] its in the DT in the SECOND TESTIMONIAL The inventor also caused the wheel to 238...

Greed is an evil root how i look at it Everyone wanted his wheel for free. Bessler wanted to be paid for it. so he didn’t tell us how he did it. but did leave us clues so that we had to do the work to be worthy of it. he could not give it a way for free because of greed. the one i hate is below I ...

a gravity train
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrQjMslFutc

The Gravity Express
http://www.damninteresting.com/?p=696

but now that i think about it if there was air in the hole it would accelerate till it hit terminal velocity and would not have the speed to make it to the top on the other side but would ocalate untill drag brougt it to a stop.

I saw that on the discovery channel it would fall accelerateing till it passed the center of the earth then it would decelerate till it got to the top of the hole on the other side then come back just like a pendulum. and i dont think it would get crushed the air pressure would get higher but its no...

do besslers if you can fined the mo. and day

Johann Ernst Elias Bessler
year 1680
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born in the German town of Zittau in the Kingdom of Saxony.

If you look at the 3 wheel wood cuts bessler left us with. clue 3. all 3 show the a rope wound anound the wheels axle and a weight hanging from the rope. clue 2 shows 2 of the wheel locked with a pad lock. clue 1. only in the water pump wheel woodcut can you determen the wheels rotation. and that th...