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8th clue..........
Machine will go at its maximum rpm with in 10 seconds.
( if all parts working properly )
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snpssaini?

My swammi says his flying carpet has more power than your wheel.

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Snipssaini,
Machine will go at its maximum rpm with in 10 seconds.
When I start my wrist watch, the second hand achieves maximum rpm in one second, so I guess it accelerates much faster than your wheel.

For the above information to be of any value we need to know what that miximum rpm is. My watch second hand is one rpm.

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Ralph
I think it was on page 4
Ovyyus,
Size is 5 meter ( all wheels)
rpm 20 - 25 (approx.)
Force 30 kg or more(estimated)
No more detail please.
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Say, guys, wasn't there a design presented last year for some sort of a wheel that kept all of its weighted levers on the ascending side while only a single weight fell on the descending side? I know I did not come up with it, but I'm sure that I saw in on this Discussion Board. I'm not sure if it was dismissed outright or if after some CAD model of it was made.

Anyway, below is an idea I had for a "Weight Column Lifter" type of wheel. It could only work if the two descending weight balls can manage to lift the central column of weighted balls high enough so that an single ball can be added to the wheel's descending side rim. There would also be the problem of controlling the motion of the balls as they enter and exit the central column.



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On 7/6/06, I found, in any overbalanced gravity wheel with rotation rate, ω, axle to CG distance d, and CG dip angle φ, the average vertical velocity of its drive weights is downward and given by:

Vaver = -2(√2)πdωcosφ
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Don't start Ken!
If each weight was 1lb. 1x23=23lbs.
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Wheeler...

Yes, the central column does weigh 23 lbs. But, with enough leverage, 2 ball weights with a weight of 2 lbs that drop on the descending side should be able to lift that column by a height equal to the diameter of one of the ball weights...


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On 7/6/06, I found, in any overbalanced gravity wheel with rotation rate, ω, axle to CG distance d, and CG dip angle φ, the average vertical velocity of its drive weights is downward and given by:

Vaver = -2(√2)πdωcosφ
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Post by Wheeler »

I see what you are saying.
This must of been tested before!
It looks good because the ramp system could have some type of bearing to lessen the resistance of lift on the balls.
The question is can the cam ramp system be calculated in one quarter rotation.
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hello,

you have to divide the work that the two weight do by two. The lower weight needs to fit under the column when both of them have worked only half the distance down... top one from top to middle and lower one from middle to bottom... Isn't that the same situation as there were ony one weight?
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Jetrix
Seems like you may be right.
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9th clue..........


1 watch + 1 watch + 1 watch = Bessler's wheel

1 watch + 1 watch + 1 watch + 1 watch = My machine

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rks1878 wrote:snpssaini?

My swammi says his flying carpet has more power than your wheel.

robert
Of course.
But his carpet cannot create free energy for everyone.
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10th clue...........
Size of weights is around 6sqft. each in 5 meter's machine.
It can increase up to 9 sqft. ( or more)
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Snpssaini not so fast!
Where can we find ?
1 watch + 1 watch + 1 watch + 1 watch = My machine


Also your drawing does not show the 6sf size.
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I was thinking maybe only one arrangement would work if your drawings are the base for the model.

Question No. 1
Are weights inside and outside the machine?
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