picture of bidirectional wheel from Georg using COG-technic
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picture of bidirectional wheel from Georg using COG-technic
Showing my wheel as promised.
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and the internal view.
Best regards
Georg
Best regards
Georg
re: picture of bidirectional wheel from Georg using COG-tech
Hi George.
Is your wheel rotate by itself after initial push?
Is your wheel rotate by itself after initial push?
I don't say I can do it, I do it until I can.
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Hi SK,
this version, about 50 cm in diameter and small weights is not running.
But there are 3 parameters, which I can change, to get it running, maybe i change it in the next days.
First i can increase the count of rollers, second I can increase the internal mass and third I can buildt a wheel with a bigger diameter. Maybe you have the possibility to buildt it larger.
Best regards
Georg
this version, about 50 cm in diameter and small weights is not running.
But there are 3 parameters, which I can change, to get it running, maybe i change it in the next days.
First i can increase the count of rollers, second I can increase the internal mass and third I can buildt a wheel with a bigger diameter. Maybe you have the possibility to buildt it larger.
Best regards
Georg
re: picture of bidirectional wheel from Georg using COG-tech
Hi Georg;
Your wheel looks great. I wonder how it would roll on its own if you took it off the axle and just let it roll on a flat surface? Maybe an interesting experiment to try.
best regards--Patrick
Your wheel looks great. I wonder how it would roll on its own if you took it off the axle and just let it roll on a flat surface? Maybe an interesting experiment to try.
best regards--Patrick
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Hi Patrick,
i did that already, i made several test, on a complete flat surface, it stops after 3 turns.
When I increased the swinging mass, it stops after 6 turns.
On a nearly flat surface it accelerates to about 1 revolution per second.
From the building size I am able to increase the swinging mass to 300 percent. I am on the way to make this modification and then do the test again.
Best regards
Georg
i did that already, i made several test, on a complete flat surface, it stops after 3 turns.
When I increased the swinging mass, it stops after 6 turns.
On a nearly flat surface it accelerates to about 1 revolution per second.
From the building size I am able to increase the swinging mass to 300 percent. I am on the way to make this modification and then do the test again.
Best regards
Georg
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Hi Georg,Georg Künstler wrote:and the internal view.
Best regards
Georg
I thought you would use now your sheme over here:
http://www.kuenstler-energie.de/Gravit/einfac~1.htm
Did you still change that again ?
Where are the springs now or
is this another wheel ?
Regards, Stefan.