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Le MT 47 répond selon moi à toutes les questions que je me pose depuis que je m'intéresse au sujet Bessler.
Pour faire court car le MT47 je peux en parler des heures.:)
Je vais commencer par la base, nous ne sommes pas très loin d'une horloge mais en beaucoup plus simple.
Bien que la réalisation pour un amateur reste sérieuse en difficulté.
Nous disposons d'une charge constante, une roue dont le poids est réparti de 12h à 6h, ce qui nous procure un couple énorme.
Nous avons ensuite ce que je cherche depuis un moment, je l'ai compris par hasard c'est un échappement et pas n'importe lequel, ce n'est pas la premiere fois que je parle d'échappement et celui ci pour moi et une vrai trouvaille.
Il n'entretien pas de balancier, il gère la bascule gauche/droite des billes arrivant, avant de les propulser en haut du système pour boucler.
vous remarquez que ce modèle utilise les jouets que propose d'étudier B.

Je me suis lancé dans pas mal de petites choses ces derniers temps que je termine enfin.
Le semaine prochaine je commence le modèle de Shadow que j'ai promis d'étudier.
Ensuite je construirai le MT47 qui me convient complétement, au pire ça restera un bel objet. :)

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The MT 47 answers, in my opinion, all the questions I have been asking myself since I became interested in the Bessler subject.
To make it short because the MT47 I can talk about it for hours :)
I will start with the base, we are not very far from a clock but much simpler.
(although the realization for an amateur remains serious in difficulty)
We have a constant load, a wheel whose weight is distributed from 12h to 6h, which gives us a huge torque.
Then we have what I've been looking for for a while, I realized by chance it's an exhaust and not just any exhaust, it's not the first time I talk about exhaust and this one for me is a real find.
It doesn't maintain a balance, it manages the left/right rocking of the incoming balls, before propelling them to the top of the system to buckle.
You notice that this model uses the toys that B. proposes to study.

I've been doing a lot of little things lately that I'm finally finishing.
Next week I will start the Shadow model that I promised to study.
Then I'll build the MT47 that suits me completely, at worst it will remain a beautiful object. :)

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In the sketch of B the MT 47 is as wide as it is long, so it fits in a cube according to its representation.
To reduce the volume, it needs to make a 1/4 turn to one of the elements following either the wheel or the escapement. Now the number 47 is represented in mirror effect, I have no solid explanation...

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Comme dans beaucoup d'autres MT :
- première action près de l'axe pour un bras de levier favorable (remontée des billes )
- Deuxième action loin de l'axe sur la jante de la roue
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cheors wrote: Tue Aug 30, 2022 3:05 pm Comme dans beaucoup d'autres MT :
- première action près de l'axe pour un bras de levier favorable (remontée des billes )
- Deuxième action loin de l'axe sur la jante de la roue
@cheors, :)
A un détail près, la bille remonte beaucoup plus vite que n'importe quel MT ! je ne dirai pas gratuitement, mais,
une trentaine de billes en lève UNE...
Le fait que les choses se passent à des vitesses différentes me convient assez bien.
Dans tous les cas, il faudra surement aménager l'échappement, retenir autant de poids en synchro ne va pas être aussi simple que le présente B, mais pourquoi pas...
En principe nous devrions observer un déphasage (une durée pour l'instant inestimable).

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@cheors,
With one detail, the marble rises much faster than any MT! I won't say for free, but,
a thirty balls raises ONE...
The fact that things happen at different speeds is pretty good for me.
In any case, the exhaust will probably have to be arranged, holding so much weight in sync is not going to be as easy as the present B, but why not...
In principle we should observe a phase shift (a duration for the moment inestimable).

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Le moins que l'on puisse dire le modèle original n'est pas très clair. lol
Tel que représenté le modèle est sans issue c'est normal, la connexion B sur C n'est pas possible, la grande roue devrait faire 1/2 tour pour lever une Bille et en perdre la moitié. lol j'ai toujours dit que B était joueur.
Pour faire fonctionner l'échappement, il faut que lorsque la grande roue avance d'une bille, elle face tourner par engrenage (non représenté) une autre petite roue qui elle fait 1/2 tour connecté en B sur C et là nous avons un échappement.
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The least we can say is that the original model is not very clear. lol
As represented the model is dead end it is normal, the connection B on C is not possible, the big wheel would have to make 1/2 turn to raise a Ball and lose half of it. lol I always said that B was player.
To make the escapement work, it is necessary that when the large wheel advances of a ball, it faces to turn by gear (not represented) another small wheel which it makes 1/2 turn connected in B on C and there we have an escapement.
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The B-C connection looks plausible to me. With each stroke he lifts a number of balls. There is a constriction at the top, allowing only one ball to enter the wheel at each step. Also notice the rope and pulleys to reduce friction on the storks bill mechanism.

By exhaust, I take it you mean the balls will slowly be exhausted, because more balls will be falling than lifted?
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Tarsier79 wrote: Tue Aug 30, 2022 6:46 pm The B-C connection looks plausible to me.
Dans l'état actuel du croquis la connexion est possible, mais on lève moins de bille qu'il en tombe lol
Il fait voir la roue avec les billes comme un ressort de réveil Qui diffuse l'énergie à petite dose.
Donc nous devrions lever une bille de façon aisé, j'avance sur le projet et ça deviendra plus clair.
Je reçois mes billes la semaine prochaine.
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In the current state of the sketch the connection is possible, but one raises less marbles than it falls lol
It makes see the wheel with the marbles as a spring of alarm clock which diffuses the energy in small doses.
So we should lift a ball easily, I'm working on the project and it will become clearer.
I will receive my balls next week.
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https://youtu.be/S8LOVjIXiKg

This escapement model sent by a friend solves the main problem, one ball goes up pushed by the wheel, and only one ball goes down.
It can be a bit long to realize but a real challenge that should show us a lot.
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https://youtu.be/ORAYsu3lBBg
Ce n'est pas le plus simple mais quelle merveille...
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The problem is to get started, it's done. :)
I don't remember who was talking about oscillators. Ah yes my friend Georges lol.
The MT 47 is an oscillator nothing else, coupled with an MT 13 or other will do the trick.
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Il m'a fallut un certain temps pour admettre qu'une roue à déséquilibre ne fonctionnera jamais... J'ai cessé de chercher dans cette direction qui est un cul de sac.
Donc est-ce que B nous a menti ou dupé, je ne pense pas.
Quand on a dit cela on fait quoi, on revient aux fondamentaux...
Si ce n'est pas un déséquilibre c'est quoi ?
Plusieurs Pistes m'on amené au MT47, la subdivision du poids principal, la masse totale permet de faire remonter une toute petite partie de ce poids et de l'entretenir un certain temps, très très long ce temps lol.... Il n'y a pas d'autres voies lol.
il y a plusieurs analogies comme par exemple la fontaine de Héron "https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fontaine_de_H%C3%A9ron" qui est un système entièrement fermé c'est son problème.
Il suffirait donc de coupler ce poids à un échappement ingénieux pour entrevoir la solution, ce que nous à montré B avec le MT47, qui n'est pas facile d'appréhender.
Je suis tellement convaincu que ce système fonctionne que je piétine à sérieusement le mettre en œuvre devant le peu d'enthousiasme de mes chers collègues.
Je vous ai présenté différents modèles d'échappement, qui couplé au bec de cigogne vont remonter un fragment de poids très facilement, cela reste à démontrer et ce sera terminé pour l'évidence.
https://youtu.be/Zkz01vcHhYI
Vous pouvez voir sur cet exemple qu'il suffira de choisir le sens de rotation voulu
pour faire partir la roue dans n'importe quel sens sans problème.
Je me fixe une limite de temps ( fin de cette année) pour me forcer a concevoir l'ensemble.

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It took me a while to admit that an unbalanced wheel will never work... I stopped looking in that direction which is a dead end.
So did B lie or trick us, I don't think so.
When we say that we do what, we go back to basics...
If it's not the unbalance what is it?
Several Tracks brought me to MT47, the subdivision of the main weight, the total mass allows to bring up a very small part of this weight and to maintain it a certain time, very very long this time lol.... There is no other way lol.
there are several analogies as for example the fountain of Heron "https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fontaine_de_H%C3%A9ron" which is a completely closed system it is its problem.
It would be enough to couple this weight with an ingenious escapement to glimpse the solution, what B showed us with the MT47, which is not easy to apprehend.
I'm so convinced that this system works that I'm stalling to seriously implement it in front of the lack of enthusiasm of my dear colleagues.
I have presented you different models of exhaust, which coupled with the stork's beak will bring up a fragment of weight very easily, this remains to be demonstrated and it will be over for the obvious.
https://youtu.be/Zkz01vcHhYI
You can see on this example that it will be enough to choose the desired direction of rotation
to make the wheel go in any direction without any problem.
I set myself a time limit (the end of this year) to force myself to design the whole thing.
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I hope you find the time and energy to build it by Christmass thx4 .. the inspiration and motivation is already there. Best of luck !
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Thanks Fletcher for your encouragement. :)
I've been struggling for a while on the design of this part, the idea is that a ball can fall nicely around 12 o'clock and then go out around 6 o'clock without any fault on the motor wheel. There are 16 slots on this model, so we will have 7/8 motor balls, to lift one (in theory lol).

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Printing of 17 parts, 44 hours of printing...
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How much faster will they have to lift the one?
. I can assure the reader that there is something special behind the stork's bills.
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B shows us in MT 47 that there are balls in stock at the bottom as well as the top waiting for action, so speed for now is not very important, we already have to prove that everything is going to happen as planned, lol.
Then the speed will become important of course, but at the weight as it is I'd say we're going to fall behind a bit, we'll see.
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