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Maybe the pendulums were big wrenches to keep him safe when he got himself inside of there. Safety first. I bet that big wheel could have ripped his arm off.

The way i showed is the way i understood the accusation , because of the single crank location in the single post on the drawing with the markings A and B on that particular side , the details sound murky , but i think the main point was an accusation of a human power driven crank force being shown...

The only way to shut them up is to get a wheel running-----------------Sam Well, that was not the case the first time around. Skepticism is probably a good idea. Nobody wants to play the fool. Maybe skepticism will allow enough time for the information to be spread before any retaliation against th...

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daxwc wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2025 3:26 am MT 81 is what most people would build.

What makes you say that?

You lost me daxwc, I don't have a clue what you are talking about. Sam, John Collins wrote a book called Perpetual Motion: An Ancient Mystery Solved? This has all of the information about Bessler's life that John could find. There are other books that John Collins has written about Bessler, but thi...

I am not sure where I got the notion that it came to him from God in a dream. Maybe I heard it from someone here.

Oh yeah, Bessler was a genius. I think that this will be quite apparent when the solution is presented. I am thinking that his name may be cleared.

I think that it will exist.

Actually, I think that it already exists, but the method to access it, which does not currently exist, will exist.

Being that God is the source of all energy, it may be beneficial to include Him in the project.

I believe that Bessler claimed the answer was given to him in a dream by God.

I think one of our sayings as we try to do this should be – if Bessler did it, we can do it. For the first thirteen years that I was doing this, I considered quitting several times. The thing that kept me going was that I believed that Bessler did it, and I would say pretty much the same thing: &qu...

Just be patient, Fletcher.

Nice dual-position quadruple pendulums. The changing position of the second fulcrum is interesting, I think.

The things that you are saying are pretty much over my head, at this time.

Thank you, guys, for explaining it in simpler terms.