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SPLIT-FORCE OVERBALANCING-WHEEL
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In this design, BOTH chains recieve identical downward forces each (10kgs?), 20kgs all told.
The left-hand side of the 'small' bottom-wheel, and the right-hand side of the large bottom-
wheel, are 'pulled' down (by tension), at the same time.
This 'pulling' down, is done by a form of 'block', with roller-bearings, or very small wheels,
attached to specified sections, of the bottom-wheel, (see drawing).
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Try to see the taut sections of chain, as the weights themselves.
Because the top-wheel recieves 2 equal forces -------------- 1 left, and 1 right, of the top
wheels' hub, and their points of contact are at 2 different distances from the hub, it
overbalances. Continuously ------- forever! The relevant speeds of each chain, are 'catered'
for.
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The unbroken lines, of both chains, represent the TAUT sections of chain ------------- and the
broken lines -------- the 'slack' sections of chain!
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