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Pete and other members, Pete, you have always been on the top of my list, as the first person to contact when the machine has been reassembled or rebuilt. The reason is that you were the first to step forward and get involved. I’ve said nothing against you or anyone for that matter. I am still loo...

Hello Judd, Jim, Ralph and all members. Their is a video on the Overunity forum, that shows a six foot Gravity Machine, self starting, but for only a few degrees, around 30 to 60. It is hard to make out but at lest it is not only an idea on paper. It is in the Gravity Machines section. Take care &am...

Hi Judd,Jim,John,Ralph,Coylo and all other members.

Their is a video posted on the Overunity site, under Gravity Machines, 7th page.
It shows the start up of a Gravity Machine but only 30 or 40 degrees.

Take care & Happy New Year

Barrell98

Bessler's wheels, I have read some old posts and are wondering about the Peacocks Tail, Pair of Pairs, Pendulums and his RPM. The Peacocks Tail makes me think of a feather with 3 or 4 weights, possibly with different amounts, of each weight, of each pair. I say this with regard to the saying, about ...

Members, The answers, I was looking for, you've given me. Along with some more questions. Thanks for the timely replies. This was faster then when I asked a question at school. It now looks like I will have to deal with a slow moving wheel and make use of some gearing to achieve the required, RPM, f...

Thanks for the information, Jim Does this mean, A weight at 24 inch radius spinning at 38.2924 RPM will produce a spinning wheel that has no extra power at the axle? Or because this wheel is moving, because of the weight, it will coast at 38 RPM, governing itself? Maybe this CF only comes into play,...

Members, Let us say, we have a wheel that turns because of Overunity, Overbalence, a wheel turning, because of falling weight. What is the best RPM, for this wheel to be turning at. ( The Sweet Spot.)? At 60 RPM the CF is throwing the weight out and the power of the overunity is not as powerful as i...