BesslerWheel.com

Good luck Mr Tim. Good to see someone actually buildling.

A lot of the pages have similar smudges on them. MT1 for example. Invisible ink has been around since at least ancient Greece. It is a possibility there are other messages in invisible ink, and there are some good reasons he might have employed its use. While I would be very interested in the outcom...

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So can we use sand to increase PE?

Not only that, but it has to be light enough to translocate for the translocation tests. Lets do some more stupid math.... what would be a reasonable weight someone could lift every night, and that could actually fit inside the wheel? how much energy per second is 200kg dropped 2m over 24 hrs Copilo...

Hi Fletcher. IMO that calculation is a bit overzealous. Who knows, I could be wrong. E per second = 469.8 J= 496 watts. Copilot: So, 496 watts is equivalent to approximately 50.56 kilograms falling 1 meter in one second. If the wheel were a solid flywheel of cast iron with the same surface area, I w...

the point is that to argue he was fraud or wasn't against the evidence we have, without any rational and real method of perpetrating the fraud ( work and tests etc ) and fooling everyone, is a specious argument at best - just as arguing he had a real Perpetual Motion Machine is without a plausible ...

Hi Graham IMO, you don't need to build a mechanical model if you can explain how it could be done, enough to replicate the power and acceleration Besslers wheel achieved. Estimates vary on the guestimated power output demonstrated, but they are generally around 75-125 Watts, or thereabouts (yes othe...

When Bessler demonstrated the lifting of weights from out of a window it is possible that a lot of the energy used was conserved. How? It wasn't a Tesla with regenerative braking. While it is relatively easy for us to do today with modern technology, Im not sure even a similar concept existed in th...

As things progress I will be attempting show how that deception could have been carried out. Good luck... IMO, we have looked at the power requirements for fraud, and this cannot be done with a spring or weight preload. There is not physically enough space inside to house enough weight let alone th...

The biggest problem I see with claiming he was a fraudster, was that it is impossible to explain or dublicate, even in theory, a way to fraudulently run the merseburg wheel, while fooling everyone, translocating, and have the power he demonstrated. Even having the acceleration it did was a feat in i...

https://www.transkribus.org/old-german-scripts No. 20. hir solten die vöhrigen Hebel noch was sonderlches arbeitt und besondern Gericht auf haben ud herauß zur Uberwage wend also daß davvon die Seitte s. immer chwere seyn solle, welches der fraue vermeynte, Ich aber 6verneinte jedah in aber die Pfer...

His writing is terrible in MT. But it is always good to question the accepted. If you didn't believe that we wouldn't be questioning accepted science. About 6 weeks ago, we had a big cleanout because we moved 400km, and I found some of my old school books. My writing was on a par, or even worse than...

Agreed. A weight can be lifted on your wheel for four quarters, just as a pin near the circumference with a string wound around it can drop a weight for as many turns as you wind it. You can lift a weight comparitively while it drops or vice versa. Any interpretation of Besslers words could be corre...

Sam, THX. I think Fletchers point, because I have very similar beliefs to F. is that gravity is conservative, which means that it takes the same amount of energy to restore the weight to the top as you gain from it falling. So for Besslers wheel to exist, there should be a method to harvest or gain ...

If the journals screwed out so the wheel could be translocated or inspected, it would not be a good place to drive a pendulum from.