Once again we have village idiots, both Jim Lindgaard and clod camper, here on the same page, both spewing shit that they know nothing about. (Hey, if clod camper insists on truncating my name by 75%, what is a little 8% truncation?)Jim Lindgaard wrote:Jim_Mich,
What you are trying ti hide is the fact that you were just discredited. Unless you can explain how inertia, what you call ersatz gravity can be super conductive, then Bessler would have needed to use gravity.
Yet you and Grimer quote Wagner who called Bessler a fraud. And I don't belong in here because I am building one of Bessler's drawings and saying I realize what his augmented problem was.
What you and grimer are doing now is talking "wheel".
After all gravity exists on Earth so artificial gravity is not needed like it is in the space station and I think they say artificial gravity instead of ersatz.
I don't call it ersatz gravity. That is Grimer's terminology. I've been pushing for people to use the proper scientific terminology, which is centrifugal force. Artificial gravity is an ersatz terminology. Ersatz means artificial, something that is used in place of the real thing.
And once again I must repeat myself. There is no requirement for gravity to rotate any wheel. Gravity is a symmetrical force. It can't keep a wheel rotating. All it can do is start a wheel rotating.
All that is required to keep a perpetual motion wheel rotating is an asymmetrical force, more forward force than rearward force.
And once again I must repeat myself. Bessler never claimed that gravity rotated his wheel. Wagner assumed that Bessler was claiming a gravity-rotated wheel because Bessler said his wheel used weights. Bessler wrote that Wagner was right, but that he himself was also right. Bessler then said, "Don't you see why?
Wagner was right, gravity can't keep a PM wheel rotating. Bessler was right, he had invented a perpetual motion wheel.
Bessler claimed a wheel capable of perpetually rotating, where the internal weights gained their motive force from their "Schwunges" (force the momentum/swing/impetus/sweep).
Wagner was wrong in assuming Bessler's wheel to be a gravity-rotated wheel.
The gravity-wheel crowd make the same assumption as Wagner did. They think that using weights implies the use of gravity. It does not.
So you can stick your finger in your ears and cover your eyes and exclaim, "No, no, no. Jim is wrong." Or you can go forth with a mind open to other optional possibilities.