A design like no other?

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re: A design like no other?

Post by Irish Oracle 2 »

Why the main external axle of the Bessler wheels was so much elongated
This is a line from path finders thread.

Path_finder is spot on this is how the wheel must be mounted to work. Thats one thing different I have going on.

Will your design use CF to assist in rotation or mostly gravity? I understand many of us ( ME included ) are holding something back
justsomeone thats a good question, the wheel works on pure GRAVITY, I cant see how CF can be of any influence over it especially at only 50rpm. But momentum will be a big factor, thats why i think besslers wheel speeds up until it makes max speed then it can do considerable work.
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Post by erick »

I believe my design is like no other. I'm certainly not going to discuss the details here on the General Discussion forum though. I have spent far too much of my own time, effort and money to simply give it all away for free. You can PM me if you're interested in the details.
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erick wrote:I believe my design is like no other. I'm certainly not going to discuss the details here on the General Discussion forum though. I have spent far too much of my own time, effort and money to simply give it all away for free. You can PM me if you're interested in the details.
With your permission, can I add you to my idiot's list too?
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Post by erick »

And why would you want to do that?
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Broli is a HUGE open sourse guy! I can respect his view.

What I do not like about Broli is he thinks anyone that dosn't

share all of their ideas or plans is an idiot. Other than that he

is an OK guy.
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erick,

Broli is not only a free source advocate, he is a liberal. He wishes to give away all that is not his.

On another forum and in so many words he made it quite clear that his stance was that you should help an elderly lady cross the street, but it was beyond his standing to do so.

Frankly I wish he would go fly someones kite as he sure as h--l is not going to build one for himself.

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Post by jonnynet »

I also believe one of my designs I posted here is unique. But unfortunately it wasn't made to go down well. I speak about the one with the planetary gears. Finally I found a private craftsman who can produce the mechanism at relatively low cost. So the current state for this design is that it is in production. After all I have to know the truth.
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Justsomeone you're close.

The reason why I keep an idiot list is to prove that no matter how much history repeats mankind will never change his attitude. This is caused by the f-ed up society we live in which is partially shaped by the few at the top and by the ignorance of man himself. Self interest and greed have become the status quo, anything else is crazy talk or like the older idiots here like to say..."liberal". But when they wake up from the slumber party they have been part of most of their lives they will realize their mistakes. Sadly for most it's when it's too late to change a damn thing.

Each month countless people think they are the one. God has chosen them to save mankind...by patenting their ideas and living happily ever after. Too bad inventor X has not read the history and saw what happened to countless inventors who chose the same path he was going to follow. It's not about inventing it, anything we can imagine has already been invented in some shape or form, it's about the path you take afterwards. The path, that is chosen often, which is of greed and self interest leads to a dead end. All these inventors have suffered greatly, lost everything they possessed or had dear and even cursed the very same inventions they brought to the world.

When you start to see true colors of world we are forced to live in THEN you will truly be able to completely destroy these corrupt systems and people. This is the mistake a lot of inventors have made in the past. They tried to expand on the very corrupt system that will destroy them.

When people start to put the rest of mankind before their greed then we will truly advance as a human race beyond everyone's imagination. This is not done by systems that are meant to waste and distract humans from their true potential.

So no I'm not just a guy who yells "open source". I want that the inventors make an intelligent choice so that they and everyone else on this planet can benefit without the same greed and corruption play we are used to. We're talking about an invention that no one could even handle in the past hence the many failures. If you can't be that creative and have to resort to a system that was build out of greed and corruption then you are better off quitting and resuming whatever mind numbing day job you had.

And THAT is why I have an idiot's list.
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rlortie wrote:erick,

Broli is not only a free source advocate, he is a liberal. He wishes to give away all that is not his.

On another forum and in so many words he made it quite clear that his stance was that you should help an elderly lady cross the street, but it was beyond his standing to do so.

Frankly I wish he would go fly someones kite as he sure as h--l is not going to build one for himself.

Ralph
Thank you for being the prime example for proving my point...Idiot.
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Broli, With that kind of name calling and attitude, please don't post in any of my threads.
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Post by erick »

Greed =/= Protecting your own self (and family's) interest

The two are not mutually exclusive...
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You're right. But the definition of family differs from person to person. Some see the human race as one big family others solely consider their bloodline being more worthy than others. So why is that 0.000000001% better than the rest? Seems like selfishness to me sir. Get rid of that thought. When the shit hits the fan we will all need to collaborate and help each other. With that attitude we will end up destroying each other.
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Well folks...

Selfishness, generally speaking, involves egotistically pre-judging others and looking down on them simply because they are different from us in some way and using that as an excuse to either abuse or try to take advantage of them for our own particular purposes.

Obviously that comes in a variety of flavours and forms, and none of us are immune from occassionally behaving that way, for what we usually tell ourselves are "good" reasons.

Of course there are never any reasons, much less good ones, beyond simply wanting to have things our own way without any real regard for anyone else which only encourages others to do the very same thing.

The only antidote for that, since it spreads that way, is to try and stay aware of it and remember that our sense of goodwill and generousity can only be defended by simply practising it all the more vigorously for the benefit of offenders and victims alike if we want to avoid finding ourselves playing either one of those roles for ourselves instead.

Now these naked letters on the screen are pretty blunt tools to begin with. Words we normally use with any number of facial gestures and nuances or tone of voice to declare their actual meaning arrive on the screen without any benefit of that and can be quite easily misunderstood.

That too is something we all need to remember before our fingers hit the keys.
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re: A design like no other?

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Just,
just someone more declaration:
I have a 100% different wheel design.
This wheel uses a clear unbalance mechanism.
Hart is to make all set work in synchronicity.
I use it as my private time expend puzzle.
My experience shows that people in this forum would NEVER understand it, even if I use photos and draws.
Cheers.
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( please, don't take out of that idiots list! )
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re: A design like no other?

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Ops... just a complementary stuff.
This has to see with the personal skills one may have:
- for me it's much easier to INVENT a new wheel than try to DISCOVER old
and unclear clues left behind.
Cheers! M.
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