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Hi Bill_Mothershead, thanks for the links, it shows the principle that I have been working on these last few months, see my posts on ' Spiteri' thread. I see the naysayers on the video comments do not understand the importance of this principle, that the capacity of a small volume of air at the same...

murilo, like your design, reminds me of one that used floats and a 'u' tube with a watertight gate at the bottom that did work for a while. Just a thought, rather than a complicated locking system to keep the spacing on the upside, just have another chain and sprockets with the ratio the same as the...

Aman, I made a wheel of this description, several years ago. 2 spaced bicycle wheels, curved ramps to flip the balls ( billiard balls) up to a higher level so there were more balls at work on one side than the other. Unfortunately, although it went almost to plan, by the time the balls flipped up, t...

iacob alex, Posted: Mon Dec 25, 2006 9:24 pm Post subject: Reflected gravity power.. ----------------------------- I liked the analogy of the pistons and connecting rod. I am working on just that principle using the difference in pressure of water at varying depth, see the 'spiteri' thread. The obvi...

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Yes, ionic wind is the simplest way of using voltage to overcome gravity, not strictly altering gravity itself. The experiments I was thinking about use certain types of coil and high voltage, and others super cooled coils, but are not using ionic wind. www.eskimo.com/~billb/freenrg/​antig...

For something that has never been satisfactorily explained, that is , gravity http://milesmathis.com/updates.html has some recent papers that point out the fallacies of current theories and one of his own that his math reconciles with known facts. His gravity is charge, stacked spin photons, positiv...

Hi riortie, Not quite the oldest, my next birthday is 80. I have given up on direct gravity machines, although there have been one or two that seem to work, there does not seem to be any hope of really useful energy surplus. I've recently made a few posts on the Spiteri thread, this concept seems to...

Shawn7363, Welcome, if you don't take it too seriously - that is take failures to heart - then it's not a bad hobby. Your first sketch said "keeling" to me, even if the total leverage/weight on one side is greater than the other, if the weight in the bottom half of the wheel is greater tha...

Still working on a working model of the Spiteri type pump, so far so good. While looking up various pumps I came across three that work on pressure waves, Bellocq water wave, Bodine, acoustic deep well pump, Bently, sonic pressure wave pump. They all raise water from deep wells with far less energy ...

To whoever tried to post me a private email, try again as I got the notification but there is nothing in the inbox.

Hi Tarsia 79, As my copy of the Spiteri plans was pretty indecipherable I worked my design from what I thought his were. Maybe they are not the same. I like to work things out from first principles that I understand ;) Air in a closed container at the top like an air bell will compress to the averag...

I came across the Spiteri pump a month or more ago and have given it some serious thought and made some models of part of it to verify the concept. First, the power does not come from overbalancing, this is trivial compared to the power from the differential pressure between the top of the unit and ...

Trevor, I had half as many levers as you do but utilised more of the working side of the wheel giving 1300 grams opposed to 960 on the small 350mm original with only two weights and levers, measured at each position of the cycle, not the same design as yours by a long way. The kinetic energy was con...

raj,
I referred to the posting by jim-mich (sorry, the spell check prompted me to put a 't' in it), on page one.