Posted by ovyyus (203.26.14.3) on May 21, 2003 at 19:18:58:
In Reply to: message to OVYYUS posted by murilo on May 21, 2003 at 11:11:05:
Hi Murilo,
Thanks for your kind comments.
If Bessler's secret was as simple and as obvious as Karl said it was, then there is perhaps every reason to expect "the motion" to be hidden amongst his unpublished drawings. IMO, the solution will be found in some combination of the mechanisms depicted in MT, exactly as he claimed.
MT begins with simple and obvious attempts at solving the overbalanced wheel problem - and ends with a bunch of kids toys! There's lots to look at. It seems to be arranged like a kind of lesson or guide towards his final solution. But of course the critical page/s are missing, aren't they - what a tease.
Have you built a model of your design yet and what was your conclusion?
Regards, totally ovyyus
: Hi, Bill. The good labor you are doing forces me to congratulate and to thank to you. It helps a lot in the appreciation to that german genius. Personaly I think that if his best solution would use a very special CLUE, it would be very clear in some draw, at least in part. So, I believe that the Bessler wheel should use, as he said, combined solutions that are all there. I confess that some draws I couldn't understand... do you? Is this case, you must be so well trainned, that I would ask you for to take a look to my own conceptions, of sure when you get time. They are hard to be understood, and flexible trainnig and patience must be used, just before the comming of a flash!! A kind of challenge! Can you give me a hand, please? (you'll find them at www.alzimach.net , in Gravity Motors,''FRCM,Fractioning...''). Thanks again. All best! Murilo SP may/21