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Re: Gravitational shortcut

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The animations were spun on an axis almost similar to this animation toy , https://fristartmuseum.org/resource/cre ... aumatrope/
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The pivot point is at the same distance from the centre, not the weights at the ends of the arms that pivot.
Imagine the small arms with the weights being 4.5 miles long.
When the arm with the weight is perpendicular to the arm it is pivoting on, and parallel to the axle, it will be exactly the same distance from the axle as the swivel point (like the one at 3 o'clock in your image). It will be about 4.5 miles, further away from the axle, once it has pivoted 90°.
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Robinhood46 wrote: Sat Nov 09, 2024 4:27 pm The pivot point is at the same distance from the centre, not the weights at the ends of the arms that pivot.
Imagine the small arms with the weights being 4.5 miles long.
When the arm with the weight is perpendicular to the arm it is pivoting on, and parallel to the axle, it will be exactly the same distance from the axle as the swivel point (like the one at 3 o'clock in your image). It will be about 4.5 miles, further away from the axle, once it has pivoted 90°.
Okay you made me look harder at the confusion , i was confusing myself with how i wrote it but this is the case , when viewed as i have drawn here the one flipped to the side would have a larger radius as the one flipped perpendicular to gravity and parallel to the axle , but i never placed my weights that far out though , i had them screwed in the middle of the flaps and they werent very far out because it was quite a small build .

So the Red radius would be further than the Yellow radius , how this confuses me is its kind of like a lift or radius shift even though i just turned the directions
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Red vs yellow radii .

R1 > R2 , & , distance from center to A and B is the same .
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Hope this helps my explanation , when the tab/arm is to the side it is at a larger radius than when the arm is to the front/back , in this 3d representation , the weight is moved in and out via a rotation along a vertical axis along a radius on the surface of an imaginary sphere along the two indicated planes , so from a central point of that sphere which coincides with the axle of rotation - the radii are different when the tab/arm is facing sideward or to the front/back as viewed from the front direction of the axle.
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Bonjour JB, j'ai ce principe en attente de réalisation.
La rotation serait donnée par montage helicoïde type vis ecrou quart de tour, sur une roue tournant en sens horaire.
A deux heures le système remonte et tourne d'un quart de tour pour être en position à trois heures au plus loin du moyeu, le système est dans le plan de rotation.
Il entraine la roue jusqu'à sept heures.
A sept heures le principe s'inverse le système redescend pour être plus proche du moyeu, le système est dans le plan perpendiculaire au sens de rotation.
Je n'ai toujour pas trouvé de matériel standard du commerce pour faire mes essais et pas de possibilité de simulation donc cela reste de coté!
Mais cela ne dit pas c'est la bonne solution!
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Hello JB, I have this principle waiting for realization.
The rotation would be given by helical screw type mounting quarter turn nut, on a wheel rotating clockwise.
At two o'clock the system goes up and turns a quarter turn to be in position at three o'clock at the most far from the hub, the system is in the rotation plane.
He drives the wheel until seven o'clock.
At seven o'clock the principle reverses the system down to be closer to the hub, the system is in the plane perpendicular to the direction of rotation.
I still did not find standard equipment of the trade to make my tests and no possibility of simulation so it remains aside!
But that does not say it is the right solution!
Good research.
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SHADOW wrote: Sun Nov 10, 2024 7:42 am Bonjour JB, j'ai ce principe en attente de réalisation.
La rotation serait donnée par montage helicoïde type vis ecrou quart de tour, sur une roue tournant en sens horaire.
A deux heures le système remonte et tourne d'un quart de tour pour être en position à trois heures au plus loin du moyeu, le système est dans le plan de rotation.
Il entraine la roue jusqu'à sept heures.
A sept heures le principe s'inverse le système redescend pour être plus proche du moyeu, le système est dans le plan perpendiculaire au sens de rotation.
Je n'ai toujour pas trouvé de matériel standard du commerce pour faire mes essais et pas de possibilité de simulation donc cela reste de coté!
Mais cela ne dit pas c'est la bonne solution!
Bonne recherche.
J-B

Hello JB, I have this principle waiting for realization.
The rotation would be given by helical screw type mounting quarter turn nut, on a wheel rotating clockwise.
At two o'clock the system goes up and turns a quarter turn to be in position at three o'clock at the most far from the hub, the system is in the rotation plane.
He drives the wheel until seven o'clock.
At seven o'clock the principle reverses the system down to be closer to the hub, the system is in the plane perpendicular to the direction of rotation.
I still did not find standard equipment of the trade to make my tests and no possibility of simulation so it remains aside!
But that does not say it is the right solution!
Good research.
J.B
Shadow as far as i know and according to my experience ,the vertical axis is the only one imo , when if rotated ,and something is attached to it , the motion of that something attached to it , can be side to side (lateral) which is perpendicular to gravity , if the axis of rotation is not vertical then there is a lift that needs to happen , this is why in mine i wrote the reset must happen at a specific time and be fast because if its not vertical it becomes a lift , eta . For example look at the images i have drawn for better understanding of what i write : any angle not vertical when rotated along axis has a lift and drop except the vertical .


However i dont know if i understand you correct though , so i am not sure if what i write applies , good luck .
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Have you tried having the weights at any angles other than 90° JB?
If you can try them with different angles, you may be able to find an optimal angle, which could help us see what's going on.
I mean the angle between the two short arms with the weights. The bar that twists, at present twists 90°. Have a go with 30° 45° and 60° for example.
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Bonjour JB,
Vous avez peut être raison, néanmoins je dois faire cet essais pour satisfaire ma curiosité et avancer sur cet énigme!
Pour l'instant je reflechi à mon idée de pilons pour tournder le roue, j'en suis à quatre pilons par système, deux systèmes en alternance par tour.
Plus une sciatique à résorber! car ma femme est une terroriste en matière d'aménagement de notre nouvelle demeure.

Hello JB,
You may be right, nevertheless I must make these tests to satisfy my curiosity and advance on this puzzle!
For the moment I thought about my idea of pilons to turn the wheel, I’m at four pilons per system, two systems in alternation per turn.
Plus sciatica to be taken out! because my wife is a terrorist in terms of the development of our new home.
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Robinhood46 wrote: Sun Nov 10, 2024 10:08 am Have you tried having the weights at any angles other than 90° JB?
If you can try them with different angles, you may be able to find an optimal angle, which could help us see what's going on.
I mean the angle between the two short arms with the weights. The bar that twists, at present twists 90°. Have a go with 30° 45° and 60° for example.
RH I understand what you mean , i have not tried that though , to be honest i know one of 2 things would work here (and elsewhere), a lift or more mass on top than down low .

But , its interesting .
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