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https://youtu.be/yUw34IeZnIM Hi My last post was a bit random, didn’t mean to offend anyone, I know we all need each other, and I do appreciate all levels of contribution, thanks one and all. Someone will solve this eventually. In reference to the youtube link. Static balance using non circular diff...

whatzonstrat Hi, I have been following, or trying to follow ( with my limited knowledge of maths etc. ) the recent posts about using CF and sudden stops, as the driving force for a wheel. Some conclusions have been drawn about using weights and gravity alone being futile in our wheel quest, and all ...

I tried a more elaborate system see fig..7&8.  There is a pendulum with a weight on a bearing concentric with the wheel centre, but mounted separate from the wheel. The pendulum is held in a latch A which is on a bracket mounted off the wheel fig.7.  As the wheel rotates a latch B mounted on t...

Getting a single weight over the top.  We’re all familiar with the single weight on the rim of the wheel, ( weight W ) as per  fig.1 when let fall from 12-00 will go around and stop somewhere after 11-00 as per fig.2 .    So how to give a small amount of additional torque to get the main weig...

Have changed settings in google drive, try again

Sorry, I’ve just tried them from another computer and the images open ok.
This is my first time posting images, don’t know what could be wrong

About Ken Behrendt’s book. Unfortunately kens 3 foot Gera wheel  is a dead duck, no torque.  It may work on his computer screen but I have followed the construction details in the book and built the wheel, very accurately and no torque! A computer simulation is one thing , but a working model is...

I’ve been a member for years , this is my first post. Question- has anyone had a go at building the 3 foot Gera wheel as described in Ken Behrendt’s book. “ The triumphant Orfferean perpetual motion finally explained “. Downloaded the book recently , but haven’t seen any mention of it on t...