Time difference

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Posted by Terry (63.231.163.88) on January 30, 2003 at 23:13:25:

I was playing with increasing velocities by spiraling weights in a coil to see if I could derive more energy than from freefall. I put a BB in a tightly coiled copper tube , arranged vertically. It had about 20 feet of travel. When it came out the bottom after all that swirling about, it was barely moving!

BUT, it took a LONG TIME to get to the bottom!!!!

I propose that if you can slow the descending side you can have more weight than the ascending side.

Now how can we do that?

Terry

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Comments:	: I was playing with increasing velocities by spiraling weights in a coil to see if I could derive more energy than from freefall. I put a BB in a tightly coiled copper tube , arranged vertically. It had about 20 feet of travel. When it came out the bottom after all that swirling about, it was barely moving! : BUT, it took a LONG TIME to get to the bottom!!!! : I propose that if you can slow the descending side you can have more weight than the ascending side. : Now how can we do that? : Terry
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