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Mikhail Dmitriyev - Input 1000 W, Output near 3000 W.

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  • guys you should read the new post i made. i believe you will find it illuminating



    to be honest i can't wait to see what you will come up with. Good luck!

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    • Here's a little more detail to help .

      Imagine 3 weights, one at the 1:00 position, one at the 3:00 position and the third at the 5:00 position. I think most would agree that at this point in time this would qualify as an overbalanced wheel.

      As the wheel is turning, what I will do is remove the weight at 5:00 as the other two weights are falling and lift it back to the 1:00 position. The two falling weights provide the force to lift the single weight up.

      Then the next weight to reach the 5:00 position is lifted as the other two fall.
      Rinse and repeat....

      I'll leave the actual lifting mechanism for you to ponder.

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      • Originally posted by purelyprimitives View Post
        Here's a little more detail to help .

        Imagine 3 weights, one at the 1:00 position, one at the 3:00 position and the third at the 5:00 position. I think most would agree that at this point in time this would qualify as an overbalanced wheel.

        As the wheel is turning, what I will do is remove the weight at 5:00 as the other two weights are falling and lift it back to the 1:00 position. The two falling weights provide the force to lift the single weight up.

        Then the next weight to reach the 5:00 position is lifted as the other two fall.
        Rinse and repeat....

        I'll leave the actual lifting mechanism for you to ponder.
        if you pull this one out it will be awsome can't wait to see what you come up with

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        • Thanks V,

          The operative word being 'if'....

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          • Hopefully we will figure it out before the war starts and make it simple enough that we can build it out of scraps with minimum tools.

            I live in Romania so my country will be bombarded by everyone and electricity won't be available anymore. In case i survive at least i want to have some electricity available for the night and the minimum requirements of out modern lives + it would be a good barging chip.

            And yes, i'm pretty confident the war will come this part of the world in the near future. Parasites are still in control of the minds of billions.

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              • Originally posted by purelyprimitives View Post
                Here's a little more detail to help .

                Imagine 3 weights, one at the 1:00 position, one at the 3:00 position and the third at the 5:00 position. I think most would agree that at this point in time this would qualify as an overbalanced wheel.

                As the wheel is turning, what I will do is remove the weight at 5:00 as the other two weights are falling and lift it back to the 1:00 position. The two falling weights provide the force to lift the single weight up.

                Then the next weight to reach the 5:00 position is lifted as the other two fall.
                Rinse and repeat....

                I'll leave the actual lifting mechanism for you to ponder.

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                • Obviously I won't know until I build it. The design I have so far is timed and controlled off of the main shaft. Theoretically, it could just continue to accelerate to destruction. As I mentioned, I will start with a small model and we can go from there.

                  Let me also apologize for 'high-jacking' your topic. I wasn't my intent and I'll give it back over to your project!

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                    • check this out,



                      lol, God's been quite good with me lately, answered some old questions i got for a long time.

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                      • Bessler's Two Way Wheel - Shown falling Anti-Clockwise







                        Bessler's Two Way Wheel - Shown falling Clockwise






                        Components

                        1. One wheel (aka passive flywheel)
                        2. Eight weights
                        3. Eight arms
                        4. Eight Fulcrums
                        5. Eight Pivots
                        6. Axle
                        7. Hub
                        8. Frame


                        "Design of my machine is analogues to world system.

                        I have put eight heavy weights in my machine, which represents eight planets of our world.

                        The large axle of my machine represents the sun.

                        Heavy weights in my machine encircle around the axle to form an elliptical path, in the similar manner, as planets encircle around the sun.

                        Whilst moving around axle, they recede and come closer to the center.

                        They balance against each other and impart motion to the wheel."

                        Bessler (Ramananda, "Dialogues at the Castle of Weissenstein")

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                        • Hi Paul,

                          I have taken the liberty of modifying your drawing with an arrow to show the rotation if I understand your drawing correctly. I also have marked the arms to make it easier to discuss your drawing. Can you explain how arm number 8 gets into position number 1? I don't see any mechanism for swinging that arm up straight so that it will fall down between the two stops.

                          Respectfully,
                          Carroll
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                          Just because someone disagrees with you does NOT make them your enemy. We can disagree without attacking someone.

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                          • I guess we won't know the truth until it is built.

                            However, I see this:

                            1
                            2
                            3
                            4
                            Move together as a mass, slightly more than 3/8 of the wheels whole mass.

                            4 hits 5

                            5 hits 6

                            6 hits 7

                            7 hits 8

                            8 pivots until gravity slides the arm into the stops.


                            Also it looks like 7 will aid 8 by pushing on it in a certain place.



                            Granted there must be a better stop design, one that guides. I've been pondering this...

                            Hence why posted for input
                            Last edited by soundiceuk; 02-13-2018, 05:50 PM.

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                            • Paul,

                              Does Solidworks have an animation feature? I see a tab that says, 'New Motion Study'.
                              Last edited by purelyprimitives; 02-13-2018, 07:57 PM. Reason: Add

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