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Hi justsomeone, thanks I'm not a big drinker but I do like Jack Daniels so I had a few of those. For me it was a reminder that I have been on the forum for a year and I was reflecting on some of the realizations that have been made that to me are important. How other people view this past year may b...

Its been nearly a year since I joined the forum and I did so a few days after my birthday which is today. At the time I didn't know if I was doing the right thing but now a year later I am certain that it was. I have learned a lot since being here and I feel that progress has been made towards under...

Hi Senax / Fletcher, I’ve been side tracked for a couple of weeks by DIY work that I have to do and can no longer put off but I have been following your posts. I have to admit to having to eat some humble pie because I am guilty of saying a few times on my topic that gravity must not be a conservati...

As an experiment engage the motor on the simulation and run it.

You will see that the path the weights take is perfect for an overbalanced wheel.

If it was possible to add a mechanism that evened out the negative imbalance then this simple idea would turn into a runner.

Graham

JB I do think that proper conclusions can be drawn when it comes to combining different ideas. I just don't know how to formulate it yet. The examples to the left of the wheel show its actions at different angles. This idea is a simplification of the lever idea I showed recently. The fixed ramp is n...

As an example of what I am saying look at the simple simulation of something I meant to show days ago.

I will do my best to describe its actions.

Hi JB this post is related to your recent one. Some of the last posts have been echoing some of the things I have been thinking about just recently. I’ve been thinking about what happens when two or more mechanisms are put together in an attempt to make the wheel turn further under its own steam. Th...

Hi Fletcher, I don’t think you are being pedantic in fact this raises an important issue over the description of Besslers wheel. If this was a patent application we could not word the description just any way we like. When the description is too basic it is said to be narrow and this limits the effe...

Hi Fletcher, I have been having some migraine attacks just recently and some other issues to deal with so I haven't been able to give some of the recent posts a lot of thought but I have tried to keep up. Some times I have clarity in my thinking but I realise that because we all have our own way of ...

Thanks Dax I know that some of these points have been brought up on this topic before but its good to get these reminders. Its kind of similar to the pulling of a table cloth with a tea set on it. You pull it slow and everything breaks. You pull it fast and things stay where they are because the wei...

Hi Fletcher it makes sense that on the working wheel the weights had to lift fast. Bessler also said that they did, so that confirms it. It takes more energy to move something fast but that does not mean the energy has to be wasted so in my opinion this is of no consequence as long as the mechanism ...

Anyway as long as there is no proof of any wrong doing we must continue to search for the prime mover.

Graham

I can imagine secret societies being fairly innocent and with good intentions back then but the problem has always been that people with bad intentions do bad things with what ever they get their hands on. In our time the wrong doing is off the charts but my concern on the Bessler story is not about...

Thanks Dax yes I will.

Graham

Thanks Dax is anything more revealing known about Karl regards secret societies?

Graham