Posted by Jan Rutkowski (203.220.97.13) on May 11, 2002 at 00:43:56:
Dear Mr. Christopher !
I do appreciate your solid state criticism and pointing errors. It looks like my machine works on errors. Where you see problem in fact there is no problem at all. I must explain how you thinking in the wrong direction. I will just answer some of you points to show how you see problem or error where I'm using this as an advatage to the system.
You are saying ; that my measurements are incorrect by using ones for cubic and the next time for balls.
It is correct,on one side they look like cubic but on the other side become like balls. I'm sure you know what it is.
Another problem; not calculating entering ball at zenith position only on the horizontal position, ofcourse , it is only for a moment to give an impulse and get of the wheel, but wheel continue to turn with its mass(momentum).
So around that line ball have to fall on the wheel.
Another problem ; to many nests, Yes ! wheel works with one nest only but if you wish, any one can bee the one ; crak pin is ajustable to the wheel in any position.
The most importent; counter balans and the seesaw are in very slow oscillation, so claming up is almost zero between two of them. Also I did mention to you that balls under load can claim uphill. Until the load exist.
Mr.Christopher you can not tear my wheel apart , maybe only with axe. Most of my drawings were made for a lecture explanation giving no details but the general idea.
I have responds from India and USA that wheels are turning basiclly on that concept. Simple pushbike wheel can do the job and that is what I start with . My experiments for 4 years endup with different ideas. People correspondence, with suggestions is changing the power of one and it is ongoing process. Look at polish version, gravity wheel, the end has drawings I'm sure you will find interesting .
http://astrosa.8k.com/jan/perpetuum.htm
I give away same secrets, so one more ; about time traveling balls, there is no time waist, balls are in the row below axle and in the row above axle, waiting to go ,one down one up is the arrangement.
Love you comments.
Jan Rutkowski.