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I think your name is "underexposed"!
In German "Volldepp"!

I give James Lindgaard (Jim) some red dot!

murilo wrote:Our good active member Misha communicates only in Russian and French.

And he has a big friend in german, look at ou.de

Mikhail wrote:33 videos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?list=UU09- ... hL6KJD3EWg

You are the bigest Looser ever!
Stop your Spam!

@Rood (Jim)
you can't find, please stop!

this is not a trick, you need only understand the law of the lever

@preoccupied no ramp, this is wrong! all your Gif animations are incorrect, please a little bit logical thinking .... a weight on one side, can only lift a weight on the other side, several levers can not increase or double. the lever forces are always the same, but the distance you can change, shor...

@AB Hammer
you have a working wheel too?

greendoor wrote: A lever cannot perform Work without additional Energy input. It can multiply Force, but only if it divides Distance. Or it can multiply Distance, but only if it divides Force.

lever needs energy, that's right
but
you think wrong, you can extend the distance with the same force!

@path_finder
you make a good job

Greetings from the neighboring country

Which "many german people" are reading the toy page note and thinking that the word is 'Arbeit' and not 'stecket'? In german board's you can read. I did not mean to offend you and I can't translate the texts of Bessler in english, but i can read and speak german, you too? No one knows exa...

However, Hans should also have realised his version is wrong because his version is grammatically incorrect too - 'Arbeit' as written by Hans is in noun form and he is trying to make it a verb. It should indeed be a verb, but the verb is 'stecken'. Many german people read the word "Arbeit"...

I can tell you though that Hans is wrong - he's not transcribed the original Bessler note correctly and has therefore ended up with a bad translation. The original text written by Bessler is as follows: "5. Kinder-Spiele In welchen doch auch was besonders stecket, wer Sie auf andere Weise zu a...

shap-O-vert wrote: All weights are of equal mass.

All lever have the same force, a short lever and a longer lever with same mass are balanced!