Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
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Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
SHADOW,
Yes-----------that would do it, for sure. I'll think about it------------------Sam
Yes-----------that would do it, for sure. I'll think about it------------------Sam
Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
Bonjour Sam,
J'ai essayer cette configuration mais cela ne vas pas plus loin en rotation.
Hello Sam,
I tried this configuration but it does not go further in rotation.
J'ai essayer cette configuration mais cela ne vas pas plus loin en rotation.
Hello Sam,
I tried this configuration but it does not go further in rotation.
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Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
SHADOW,
That's a good idea and exactly what it needs. A simple way to shift the green bar to the right; probably not another cross-bar. Something else, something else in the center, not sure what to pry it over-------------------Sam
That's a good idea and exactly what it needs. A simple way to shift the green bar to the right; probably not another cross-bar. Something else, something else in the center, not sure what to pry it over-------------------Sam
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Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
If you want to just "pry it over" you could try having the other crossbar's centre in a slot on the long bar, which you adjust the angle to play around with force neded to pry over, and the moment the weights shift.
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Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
Thanks Robinhood, thanks for your help; your idea might work. That's all that remains to produce a runner, some easy way to shift the rollers to one side or the other---------------Sam
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Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
My concern is that you are trying to do the same as Georg, with his octagon, window frame and other shapes, but on a different scale. I do think the different scale is better, but to me, the principal is exactly the same, and I'm afraid it will fail.
I am more than happy to help you achieve what you hope to achieve, even if i do think it will not work. As always, i hope i am wrong and you succeed.
I think you are going to see that the wheel is always shifting them too late.
Good luck all the same.
I am more than happy to help you achieve what you hope to achieve, even if i do think it will not work. As always, i hope i am wrong and you succeed.
I think you are going to see that the wheel is always shifting them too late.
Good luck all the same.
Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
Sam
What difference do you see between having a single ring & roller vs 4, or 8 ring & rollers interconnected...and what difference do you see between a ring and roller, and a heavy weight on a pendulum arm?.....The answer is: principally none.
I remember, I liked a drum filled with water that compressed pistons located all around the rim once the pressure was enough, which in turn operated OB weights. Guess what? ultimately similar principle, similar/same problems.
What difference do you see between having a single ring & roller vs 4, or 8 ring & rollers interconnected...and what difference do you see between a ring and roller, and a heavy weight on a pendulum arm?.....The answer is: principally none.
I remember, I liked a drum filled with water that compressed pistons located all around the rim once the pressure was enough, which in turn operated OB weights. Guess what? ultimately similar principle, similar/same problems.
Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
Bonjour Sam,
Soyez optimiste, j'ai une simulation qui fonctionne avec votre principe, je dois la refaire pour savoir ci ce n'est pas un Bug Algodoo!
La version bras longs a un comportement contradictoire, la version 1 bras court tourne, c'est une histoire de fou!!!
Une version physique devrait trancher.
Hello Sam,
Be optimistic, I have a simulation that works with your principle, I must redo it to know this is not a Bug Algodoo!
The long arm version has a contradictory behavior, the short arm 1 version turns, it’s a crazy story!
A physical version should decide.
Soyez optimiste, j'ai une simulation qui fonctionne avec votre principe, je dois la refaire pour savoir ci ce n'est pas un Bug Algodoo!
La version bras longs a un comportement contradictoire, la version 1 bras court tourne, c'est une histoire de fou!!!
Une version physique devrait trancher.
Hello Sam,
Be optimistic, I have a simulation that works with your principle, I must redo it to know this is not a Bug Algodoo!
The long arm version has a contradictory behavior, the short arm 1 version turns, it’s a crazy story!
A physical version should decide.
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Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
This is a link to my other picture that I think is good too.
https://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/view ... 23#p209923
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Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
Preoccupied,
I'm not sure what it would do with the outer rings and rollers turning with gears.
SHADOW,
I'm not sure of the pendulum either. I think I tried this and it balanced out but, it's the right idea.
Robinhood / Tarsier,
I stand by my work, as far as I know the discoveries I've made and posted are valid---------------------Sam
I'm not sure what it would do with the outer rings and rollers turning with gears.
SHADOW,
I'm not sure of the pendulum either. I think I tried this and it balanced out but, it's the right idea.
Robinhood / Tarsier,
I stand by my work, as far as I know the discoveries I've made and posted are valid---------------------Sam
Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
Nice work Sam. All our journeys here are about discovery and understanding.
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Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
Hi Tarsier,
Go ahead make fun of me. Do as you like-----------------------Sam
Go ahead make fun of me. Do as you like-----------------------Sam
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Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
Sam, Tarsier complimented you. He wasn't making fun of you.
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Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
jb, how are you?
Perhaps I'm mistaken---------------------Sam
Perhaps I'm mistaken---------------------Sam
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Re: Zeroing in on Bessler's wheel
SHADOW,
Your last drawings may be very close to working. The center of both cross-bars on the same pin, with the pendulum to hold them over. All four rollers would help to turn the wheel continuously. Again, it's very close to being a runner.
Anyway, I'm going to try a variation of it---------
---Sam
Your last drawings may be very close to working. The center of both cross-bars on the same pin, with the pendulum to hold them over. All four rollers would help to turn the wheel continuously. Again, it's very close to being a runner.
Anyway, I'm going to try a variation of it---------
---Sam
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