Posted by Georg Kuenstler (217.2.165.5) on January 26, 2003 at 13:54:30:
In Reply to: oh nooo, another question for Georg ;o) posted by Rainer on January 23, 2003 at 11:42:48:
: Hi Georg,
: yep, sorry, another question out of the blue. Just let me get it together.
: 1. the 'Gravity Converter' ... selfrunning, but you dismissed further investigation because it is not efficient enough, right?
: 2. your 'Drehmoment Speicher' (Torque Accumulator/Amplifier?), working on centrifugal principles. Efficiency much better as far as I understood, but it needs a continuous energy input .. right?
: ... just an idea ... can't you use the Gravity Converter to drive the Torque Generator .. would be selfrunning and more efficient, just a perfect couple I might say ;o)
: Have Fun,
: Rainer
Hello Rainer,
the 'Gravity converter' is selfrunning but limited on acceleration of Gravity-force.
If acceleration on gravity should taken palce, then you mast have a big wheel.
Therefore Bessler build a wheel with more then 3 m. The energie-output is limited on building-size of the
big wheel and the weights.
The energie-output of the centrifugal solution is only limited in the material you use.
So it is not necessary to mix the two solutions.
We can use the Gravity converter to produce energy up to 1 KW,
and the centrifugal solution to 200 KW and more.
Regards Georg