How Difficult can it be?

[agor95]

George, no I understood it perfectly. The spring holds the weight up, the weights apply no rotational force to the rims.

Agor, agreed. That is what I saw too.

In the vproject the weight is rolling up the hoop due to the magnet.
This cased by the spring and when it starts to drop down again the weight
exerts friction on the rim as in weight's rotation slows down.

Of cause when the weight rolls up the rim again there is this rotation increase; A counter effect.

That can be removed onto a curve inner ramp. Which is part of the stand.

Anyway this is Georg's line of investigation.

[Georg Künstler]

what you don't see is, even it is being showed in the sketch is, that the big rings have no middle axle.
The big rings have the possibility to oscillating left and right.
The rolling cylinder have the possibility to swing left and right and also up and down, and the reversal.
It is totally different to vproject.

[Tarsier79]

And yet it operates, or doesn't, on the exact same principle.

[agor95]

And yet it operates, or doesn't, on the exact same principle.

I do believe we have a consensus of two!

I did take the liberty to supplement vproject's device with a inner curved ramp. That was done so the increase in rotation of the weight's at the bottom would not create counter torque on the wheel.

As the pull from the magnet/spring would cause the weight to rise up onto the wheel with a new rotational energy.

Note. The weight's could be double cone like to improve on the effect.

The rotation will be imparted to the wheel and the weight will drop again; and on we go.

Regards

[agor95]

On another 'How difficult can it be?' sub-question.

Looking at the forces of inertia in the 'Marquis Wheel' demo.
I look at it and say 'hold-on it's resisting being rotated all the time!'.

But flywheels only resist during spinning up or down.

So the answer is centripetal force is cancelling the inertia forces.

Well that is OK then.

But it's not right?

You combine the two resistive inertia forces and see were the counter force is pointing. It's not towards the centre of rotation?

P.S. Some extra coding was required. I will let you figure it out the why.

[rasselasss]

I have always been intrigued by Einstein and Tesla their involvement in "The Philadelphia Experiment"....and always wonder would the truth ever come to light...nothing to do do with our subject matter ,i've read all the different theories and explanations but none of them convince me...

[agor95]

Hi rasselasss

The truth is out there. Also the lies for irradiating service men with electromagnetic power resulting in splitting sea water into a hazy fog.
What about the water within the service men? The ships metal would become soft and pliable. You could sink into the deck.

So what do we have? The deaths and permanent harm of people because of a really badly executed project.

Have you the names of the people responsible for this tragedy or are you following the cover story that hides them?

All the best

[rasselasss]

https://www.hullnumber.com/crew1.php?cm=DE-173

[rasselasss]

I could find no record of any comments made on this matter by any of the crew members who served on uss eldridge which surprised me because of its infamy...i have read(if we can believe anything only eye witness statements)...that the scientists went on to the Manhattan project..also Tesla after his death(and Einstein)their papers were removed by the FBI ...i believe only eye witness accounts..thus the truth may be out there but difficult to find..

[agor95]

Well there is always the ship's roster.

I expect some specialist are not on the roster. However the servicemen would have been used as test subjects.

Like they have been used so many time before and after.

Good luck

[Art]

Brings to mind my fathers comment about the armed services after his experience in the British Navy during WW 2 .

Quote :- " I wouldn't put my dog in it "

and

" NEVER volunteer for anything ! "

! : )

[agor95]

It reminds be of leaders who declare themselves responsible or chain of command who are responsible for their servicemen are never made responsible for criminal negligence or crimes against humanity against there own.

Pensioned off maybe but for a crimes nope.

[rasselasss]

http://www.hutchisoneffect.org/

[rasselasss]

Continuing on this theme,i found this interesting, may be of interest to some...

[agor95]

There is me thinking covid-19 had got him.

So will his legacy be lost when his time comes?