Is this a weight from Bessler Wheel?

[kastir]

I don't understand German (I am guessing this is German) but I am wondering if this find was Bessler's stuff? https://youtu.be/f2zZ7WOnA0o

[ovyyus]

It's a 'mockumentary'.

[kastir]

OK. I don't understand the language. Can I ask, How can you tell?

[Johndoe2]

Too bad its not subtitled would love to see a funny mockumentary on bessler.

[kastir]

I am still trying to work out why you would think it's a mockumentary. Is that because what they show does not fit your idea of what eye witnesses called cylindrical weights?

[ovyyus]

I am still trying to work out why you would think it's a mockumentary.

A golden opportunity to practice your investigative skills.

[barksalot]

you can see translation sub-titles by clicking the CC box then click settings select auto generate then language. it worked for me.

[kastir]

OK thanks. I will try that tomorrow on my laptop. My android device won't do it.

[Johndoe2]

Awesome thanks for the tip

[AB Hammer]

Interesting, but the paper in the box looks a bit crisp and the part looks kind like something I've seen before. I couldn't find the CC option. Any help where the location of it may be?

[Georg Künstler]

The location is Bad Karlshafen where Bessler lived a long time.

They found nothing when they build the new port.
But Christian Schäfer has had some information in an old book.
The content of this book was not helpful for me because nothing was described about the gravity wheel, so I made no copy.
He will reprint this book, that was my understanding.