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Posted by David-Moses (199.60.107.1) on April 24, 2003 at 11:28:04:

snip...Except Bessler stated there was very little difference between the wheels, at least of no consequence, and, once the wheel recieved a full rotation the perpetual motion principle took over, the the wheel gained the force of its rotation from coordenated swinging weights. Are you saying the weights were always swinging?...
Even when the wheel was still? You are also inplying a difference in weight setup between the bi directional wheel and one directional. This implies Bessler found not just one but two methods of perpetual motion by weight, does it not?

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Comments:	: snip...Except Bessler stated there was very little difference between the wheels, at least of no consequence, and, once the wheel recieved a full rotation the perpetual motion principle took over, the the wheel gained the force of its rotation from coordenated swinging weights. Are you saying the weights were always swinging?... : Even when the wheel was still? You are also inplying a difference in weight setup between the bi directional wheel and one directional. This implies Bessler found not just one but two methods of perpetual motion by weight, does it not?
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