Re: Instead of the moniker "overunity" ? (Try this one...)

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Posted by Viper (205.162.15.2) on May 08, 2003 at 23:26:45:

In Reply to: Re: Instead of the moniker "overunity" ? (Try this one...) posted by MrTim on May 08, 2003 at 16:32:47:

: I think it all depends on the 'classification' of the device. A wheel utilizing weights to keep it out of balance (i.e. 'gravity powered') would be best described as a "Gravity Turbine". This is more technically accurate, and has a much smoother 'taste' than 'Over-Unity'. Plus, it's much more likely to be taken seriously...
: Other devices (electrical, entropy-reversal, etc.) would fit into other classes, if/when found (or whatever.)
: MrTim

I always liked 'Gravity motor/engine' or 'Centrifugal engine'

Viper

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Comments:	: : I think it all depends on the 'classification' of the device. A wheel utilizing weights to keep it out of balance (i.e. 'gravity powered') would be best described as a "Gravity Turbine". This is more technically accurate, and has a much smoother 'taste' than 'Over-Unity'. Plus, it's much more likely to be taken seriously... : : Other devices (electrical, entropy-reversal, etc.) would fit into other classes, if/when found (or whatever.) : : MrTim : I always liked 'Gravity motor/engine' or 'Centrifugal engine' : Viper
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