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Nice one indeed, and one I never got round to perfecting. Panto arms and "vis sans fin" (don't know the eglish worf for it, might be "worm" ?).

Anybody to build that one ?

No, not barking up the wrong way at all. Only issue I have is that if your spring is strong enough to not compress more than a mite, you'll have a heck of a job recovering energy in a useful form. Or I should say usable. If you are building a launcher on the trebuchet principle, the release of energ...

I agree, energy storage means such as fuel tanks, springs, batteries, capacitors, etc; are not consumed when they release their stored energy. They are obviously 'conservative' elements. Like gravity. Gravity appears to act like a super conservative spring - the perfect 'tank'. So, what was the fue...

No, I meant CM for constant motion, but it's just a personal preferance, let's call it a question of semantics to avoid any hassle. Otherwise, I am in full agreement with everything you have written, except that "Equal input-output after normal resistance losses such as mechanical and air yet s...

Been some good studies of paralleogram as regards constant CG, quite the opposite of the aim here. You could google Balance Roberval, but that would produce a load of stuff in French. Maybe Enlish lingo search with Roberval scales would produce something ? Or a pic search with the French query. Be i...

Please, if this one has been chewed to death by generations of "inventors" or enthusiasts, forgive me, let me know, and I'll delete the first post that this thing is : Perpetual motion can exist without overunity, and overunity does not mean perpetual motion. When perpetual motion arises, ...

Well folks, this one is not going in any direction I like, so it's getting the plug pulled on it.

No mas.

Ed, there are no bucks to be made from this. If I wanted to I'd try. But doubt it would work. You miss the point : I'm sharing info for free. I want it spread as far and as wide as posible. However, I don't want to see some ***** turn up and say "patent" shovel the bucks this way. I'm sorr...

there WAS sound on the video. ----------- I see several devils in the details on the video. First, the beginning show's one side full and the other empty and says: "look at all that excess energy" but then the second part shows one side full and the other side mostly full and tries to mak...

@ nicbordeaux One small question. What keeps the horizontal wheel turning? I've given two solutions in the vid : one is to use the dropping weight to power the horizontal wheel, via systems ranging from a little peg that gets wallopped as that stone weight hits and actuates a rod which drives the w...

There's a clearer brighter vid here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCuoWMvZ3MA

quote ; "Think about the time factor in this and other designs of this sort. As the system is accelerating, the static position and static value of the magnet is NOT changing....yet the amount of time that the magnet has to do it's work on the iron weight in the cylinder is decreasing. Does it ...

Dr What, I wouldn't feel foolish if I were you. But I'd definitely climb down off the top of the Sydney Opera House, I saw it being built in I guess 1962-3 as little more than a toddler, it ain't safe. Please can somebody tell me if it's my computer playing around or if there isn't any sound on dail...

Oh, please don't call me Sir, it reminds of school in England when I was there :-) Extra power ? I don't have a dynamoeter or whatever it is called, and extra power is a concept we'd need to define. Stricto sensu, there is no extra power, the power is provided by G, and maybe gyroscopics if that is ...

So, only one or two people seem to have grasped the concept. Greendoor has it, for example, but please, don't think just rotary. A video is up at http://www.dailymotion.com/user/nicbordeaux/video/xaqicm_mechanical-overunity-for-beginners_tech Those who understand this, please do me favour and explai...