NEWS FLASH!! Fcdriver has a working wheel!!!!

[justsomeone]

How about just answering the simple questions you keep avoiding? For starters, how long did your wheel turn on its own before it came to a stop? Did it gradually come to a stop or did it accelerate on its own?

[ME]

Too funny, no matter what I post there are going to be that few,, as I but these vidieos together just what and how would you like it presented ? Would you like a series of 4 or just one longer ?

If you ask me then this guy [link:] did a great job in explaining his mechanism.

As you have several principles (cams, harmonics, several stroke etc..) it would benefit of something similar.
The more information it contains the better. Don't rush it, and give us a few seconds to digest the info, and repeat some from different angles. Use a tripod as much as possible, so we could measure things ourselves from the video. And perhaps use an external microphone.

[justsomeone]

Or how about a simple sketch? That's not that complicated is it?

[John doe]

With all due respect to fcdriver I'm going to assume that there is currently no working wheel until Easter the deadline I have given myself for finishing my second wheel.

[Fcdriver]

Or how about a simple sketch? That's not that complicated is it?

Did that already

[Grimer]

And here it is.

That drawing is like a bikini. What it reveals is suggestive, but what it conceals is vital.

with apologies to Aaron Levenstein

[Grimer]

With all due respect to fcdriver I'm going to assume that there is currently no working wheel until Easter the deadline I have given myself for finishing my second wheel.

That was quick. You only joined the forum on the 26th of February and you're already onto your second wheel.

[John doe]

I finished my first wheel prior to joining; however I had been catching up on past threads for a few months and noticed that I did not have access to all forums, which was one of the deciding factors of joining besides missing out on all this interesting conversation lol.

I have to say this has been an excellent informative media as well as a few other web sites related to bessler and his wheels. It has saved me countless hours of work and grief by allowing me to search through various build ideas and allowing me to quickly eliminate dead ends. So many of my supposedly "new" build ideas were not so new after all. This helped me design and redesign my first and now second build which I have not been able to locate anything exactly like them or even really close. Also besslers works were very helpful also.

[cbucket]

What do you need 2 wheels for ? Isn't that like having 2 everlasting gobstoppers ?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PJPJy00514

[Grimer]

...
I have to say this has been an excellent informative media as well as a few other web sites related to bessler and his wheels....

"...other web sites related to bessler and his wheels"???

New one on me.
Links please.

[Grimer]

What do you need 2 wheels for ? Isn't that like having 2 everlasting gobstoppers ?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PJPJy00514

I assume the first one didn't work, charlie.

By the way, after all that talk about the water meniscus the other day I realised that I had been staring for ages at a mild steel meniscus (see attachment) in my Cold Fusion article without appreciating what it was. I also realised that when people get their skates on they will be using cold fusion to churn out gold from base metals. They will have the quest of ages at their service, the philosopher's stone (lapis philosophorum) capable of turning base metals such as mercury into gold.

Of course they can do that now on a nuclear scale by slamming nuclei into one another in a cyclotron - hot fusion - but that process is hopelessly uneconomic as a source of commodities.

But once they master controlling the Beta atmosphere on an industrial scale they will be churning out gold on the same scale as they now churn out aluminium.

When Al first appeared the aristos used it for dinner plates. As it became more abundant they reverted to their traditional silver. No doubt the sheeple will be using gold plates until they tire of the glare and revert to porcelain.

So it won't really matter if there's no gold in Fort Knox after all. The stuff will make good weights for Bessler wheels though.

One interesting point for the engineers on the forum.
Why is water cavitation so destructive of ships' bronze propellers?
It's because the motion of the water is so fast that it ls literally torn apart. The bubbles that form are below ambient (negative) Beta atmosphere pressure. When these bubbles land on the surface of the prop the B.atm. pressure which normally gives the metal its strength disappears and a chunk of metal pops out leaving a cavitation hole.

[justsomeone]

I am sure everyone noticed FC did not answer the question again. Why doesn't he answer it? That's easy. Because the answer would make it known that he doesn't have a working wheel as we Bessler enthusiasts define it! Just because a mechanism works as intended, doesn't mean you have a working wheel. Jmho

[Grimer]

I noticed.

[ME]

I also noticed he wants to put out a video, maybe four of them.
Just give him a few more days. Who knows, maybe he needs some time and paint his tripod first, or something.

[Fcdriver]

There is a fine line between publishing a result, and seeking a patent on a device! Understand that I have been advised to publish nothing, explain nothing, not to say anything! My wheel or device is not setup to hide behind a canvas cloth. A detailed drawing is not going to be made available , as of yet! I can say it is possible to lift a lever, with a weight attached, that while dropping said lever, provides a force a great deal multiple times greater than it took to lift it. If you want to claim there is a loss of distance, that has been resolved!