Posted by Scott Ellis (216.183.117.138) on September 27, 2001 at 15:24:40:
In Reply to: Besslers wheel discovery ! posted by Oystein Rustad on September 24, 2001 at 16:37:50:
Hi Oystein,
Thanks for your post. How can you prove PM mathematically? I have
found an article by George Biddell Airy (1829) that makes the following
argument:
PM is impossible using the known forces because the magnitude of
a force on a body depends on its current position. If, however,
the magnitude depends on the position of the body at some previous
time, then PM becomes mathematically feasible.
This conclusion was reached based on experiments with air passing over
plates (like wings). For this reason, I have been focusing my efforts on
schemes that involve aerodynamic principles. My goal is find a way
to apply a force to a body using air pressure, thus
delaying the force's action for a small period of time.
What is the principle you have in mind?
a body
: Hello, all Perpetual motion believers...
: I have studied Bessler and pictures from the Internet, and have
: come to the conclusion that the wheel was real and can be made very easy. You can mathematicly proove the ecsistence of such a phenomena. I believe he made at least three different inner mechanisms. I believe there is only one basic principle that can be used to make this happen. Test made by testing one and one arm/weight in the simplest and his first wheel, make an total difference in weight between the left and right side, of about 10 - 15 %.
: This gives You : 4 pund weights x 8 weigths = 32 pound of weights, 10 % (the min value) is 3,2 pound diff. on the wheel.
: The relation between the axle and the wheel is about 1 : 25
: This machine can lift something less than 82,5 pound on the axle. without stopping..
: This is his first wheel that need to be locked or hold by hand to stop, starts as soon as you unlock or let go.
: This "came" to me the last week, and I am starting to build, but slow. Because I am broke for the moment and I am no mechanic.
: Excuse me for writing errors, I`m from Norway..
: Best regards..