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Alan, You are the only one I know who will post that because someone was ran over by a van and then had cancer should be considered a fraud. Your post is probably still there. I think the grimm reality is that you guys are not up to the engineering. And yet if others in here would be interested in i...

John or should I say Jim Leave the word twisting out of it, and just stick with the program. This looks very familiar to your other string design and this video is from a person know as Jim L. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjKFlhIuxXA Alan, I had my account at overunity.com dfeleted because of you...

ovyyus, I guess when you guys can't keep up, that is all you have to say. It's not really my problem if math and engineering are to much of a challenge for you and your friends. Even ralph posted he won't discuss math. What is engineering when math is omitted ? Jim

john, Once again you have corrupted a thread by taking it off topic. What is being discussed here is; 'Speculations on the witness's evidence' There is no evidence that any witness's claimed Bessler used water as a prime mover. Please edit your above post while time still allows and move it to your...

Ralph, I will need to disagree with you. John Collins asked specific questions about how the witnesses accounts and his concerns could be accounted for. I have posed an answer that allows for that. If you do not understand engineering, I can understand your frustration. As you said, you've tried for...

...Do not understand how you could get an accurate reading unless the screw was true vertical... Work done lifting a weight against gravity is determined by weight, vertical distance lifted and time. The path the weight takes (eg; angle of the pump) does not matter (we should know this well by now)...

If the kassel was supposed to turn slower because it was designed for the duration test, then comparing the two wheels' speeds may not reveal anything but that. We have only the witness testimony to rely on; speculation has to begin and end there. If the mechanical advantage the wheels had is irrel...

Can I just reiterate a point I wanted to make which seems to have got lost in my post. If Bessler was able to make his first three wheels turn at 50 RPM regardless of whether they were one or two-way wheels, why would he make his final and most robustly built one, only able to turn at about half th...

ovyyus,
Didn't Van Gogh cut off his ear and then later commit suicide ?
Sounds pretty serious to me.

John

@All, I am in the process of building 3 sections of an octagon. This will hopefully demonstrate why I like this concept. There are a couple of things that can be shown by the demo I am working on even if does not rotate (it won't). There are a couple of reasons why perpetual motion is considered imp...

Liebniz described momentun as mv^2. This is because he noticed something amiss in Newton's work. What might have been missed while they were looking to the heavens is the behavior of simple matter on Earth. It is a different thought. Something found in mechanical egineering. That if a turbine accele...

@All, I have decided that this weekend I will post a video demonstrating the basic mathematical/mechanical relationship I referenced. And if it works as I believe it will, then I will be done with this. If a working wheel is necessary to prove something, then those asking for such proof do not know ...

Tarsier, I will not be able to view the video possibly until Saturday :-( I am going to start over on the prottype I am working on. I am using a rotary tool. Unfortunately, a sloppy build would do nothing to gain the respect of anyone. One thing I am hopeful of is that by making known the basic prem...

Tarsier, He did mention a wedge. With water, it is the static head that matters. As Ralph pointed out, water will balance itself. In this set up, the water is being acted upon by a solid weight/pump. Think of it as when you drive through water. You do not hydroplane because your tires were designed ...

@All, It is interesting. My father was the manager of an industrial repair shop. And my brother worked for him. I saw an article in the paper and it showed my brother working on a pump. It was a succession of pumps one stacked on top of the other. They worked together. I've heard that somewhere else...