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MarkE

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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #450 on: January 22, 2014, 07:38:41 AM »
Red_Sunset, the videos claimed to demonstrate the "Travis Effect".  They failed to demonstrate anything other than Archimedes' Principle known for over 2000 years.  The videos claimed that this "Travis Effect" offers a way to create energy.  They did nothing of the kind.  There has never been any demonstrable cheat on gravity as a conservative field.  Since, buoyancy is simply gravity operating on a fluid, it follows that as long as gravity is conservative, anything that involves buoyancy is also conservative.  Buoyancy messes with some people's intuition because energy is stored by exerting work in order to submerge an object, and (almost all of) the work is returned surfacing the object.  Let gravity supply the work by weighting something down, and there is that much less energy available to recover by surfacing the sunken object.  Camelherder's volley ball and bowling ball example works great illustrating that fact.

I welcome anyone to state what they think the "Travis Effect" is supposed to be.  Despite their silly misdirection videos, no one at HER has ever stated what this "Travis Effect" is.  One would think that if someone is supposedly engineering machines based on some principle that they would at least know: right, wrong, or indifferent what the principle is.  That is not so at HER.


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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #451 on: January 22, 2014, 07:38:48 AM »

As far as I remember it was you and only you who insisted that the whipmag video was proof of OU. The creator of the video always denied your interpretation. But you didn't listen and stalked him instead with your conspiracy theories. And now you blame him for your self delusion.
Interesting that you don't refer to Al by name.


It wasn't only me. Desertphile also insisted very volubly that the WhipMag video was proof of OU.

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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #452 on: January 22, 2014, 07:50:48 AM »
I see that Mark hasn't being doing so well with his hypocritical pretence of co-operation so Screwtape has sent his friend TK to assist him by sowing FUD.


For the benefit of those who actually want free lunches I'll go over things again.


The cycloid is the fastest path of descent - and ascent for that matter.
A cycloid pendulum has a string connection between the bob and the pivot. A string cannot take bending stress (3rd derivative energy).


A conventional pendulum has a connection between the bob and the pivot which can take bending stress.


Th bob of a conventional pendulum takes longer from apogee to nadir than the bob of a cycloid.


Why?


Pehaps T(al)K thinks it's Mary Yugo's freudian slip pink unicorns which are holding it back.


It isn't.


It's the EG energy put in by the bending action, the same moment/couple that leads to the breaking of a falling chimney which is week in bending.


So the circular path bob on a conventional shaft arrives at the nadir with more total energy than the cycloid. If this energy is transferred from conventional to cycloid then the cycloid will manifest this energy as an increase in gravitational potential.


It will finish at a apogee which is higher than the start apogee.


(Anyone not familiar with mary's pink unicorn can Google
"mary yugo" pink unicorn and find how fond she is of them).
Grimer, all you need do is state an actual hypothesis and then we can approach the issue of setting up a good experimental test for that hypothesis. 

You keep asserting that there is an "ersatz gravity" or "ersatz energy" associated with the circular pendulum at its apogee.  You have associated that "ersatz gravity" to centrifugal / centripetal force.  That's a curious claim as the tension in the arm, IE the centrifugal / centripetal force at apogee is zero.  So, where is this "ersatz energy" and how does it manifest itself?  According to your sketches it appears that at the bottom of the circular pendulum travel this "ersatz energy" has all been released.  Why then is it that we do not observe any extra velocity at the bottom of the travel of a circular pendulum than predicted with zero "ersatz energy"?  Where does the "ersatz energy" go?  And if it goes somewhere other than KE, then how can it possibly be that it can be transferred to a cycloid pendulum that you state has no "ersatz energy"?


MarkE

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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #453 on: January 22, 2014, 07:55:45 AM »
Interesting that you don't refer to Al by name.


It wasn't only me. Desertphile also insisted very volubly that the WhipMag video was proof of OU.
Grimer, please take better care representing what is contained in references that you cite.  In the video that you linked that Desertphile character insisted that the video of the motor failed to prove over unity.

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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #454 on: January 22, 2014, 10:39:17 AM »
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I welcome anyone to state what they think the "Travis Effect" is supposed to be.  Despite their silly misdirection videos, no one at HER has ever stated what this "Travis Effect" is.  One would think that if someone is supposedly engineering machines based on some principle that they would at least know: right, wrong, or indifferent what the principle is.  That is not so at HER.   
MarkE,
This reflects bad on you, I am surprised that you state that after Wayne's 200+ pages, with full option to ask technical questions, you were not able to determine what the principle was.  I admit that Wayne didn't spoon feed.
Notwithstanding, just be careful with your word choices.

For any misunderstanding, there are 2 possible choices,
1..  The result of misdirection due to deceiving information presented (intentionally or not)
2..  The result of misinterpretation due to lack of knowledge or ability or effort to interpret the presented material correctly.

We should be happy that Renato Ribeiro does not join this forum, I would guess he would be Wayne's duplicate.  You can only guess at TinselKoala's reaction if this were to happen.

Red_Sunset

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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #455 on: January 22, 2014, 10:45:46 AM »
MarkE,
This reflects bad on you, I am surprised that you state that after Wayne's 200+ pages, with full option to ask technical questions, you were not able to determine what the principle was.  I admit that Wayne didn't spoon feed.
Notwithstanding, just be careful with your word choices.

For any misunderstanding, there are 2 possible choices,
1..  The result of misdirection due to deceiving information presented (intentionally or not)
2..  The result of misinterpretation due to lack of knowledge or ability or effort to interpret the presented material correctly.

We should be happy that Renato Ribeiro does not join this forum, I would guess he would be Wayne's duplicate.  You can only guess at TinselKoala's reaction if this were to happen.

Red_Sunset

Travis never demonstrated any 'working principle'. His conclusions from the provided videos and demonstrations of the 'principle' are demonstrably false.
Neither did he ever produce a usable theoretical framework that could explain how it might work.

Initially I think he was deluded, but now he acts fraudulently.

Red_Sunset

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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #456 on: January 22, 2014, 12:38:13 PM »
Travis never demonstrated any 'working principle'. His conclusions from the provided videos and demonstrations of the 'principle' are demonstrably false.
Neither did he ever produce a usable theoretical framework that could explain how it might work.
Initially I think he was deluded, but now he acts fraudulently. 
LibreEnergia,
You appear to hold similar opinions as MarkE.
Lucky for all of us, that opinions and hearsay are not upheld as evidence in the "court of law" otherwise we all would have been convicted a few times over, unjustly.

So you make 6 statements:
1..  Travis never demonstrated any 'working principle'
2..  His conclusions from the provided are false
3..  Neither did he ever produce a usable theoretical framework
4..  Neither did he ever explain how it might work.
5..  Initially I think he was deluded,
6..  Now he acts fraudulently.

Why would I just belief your opinions, especially since I received the same information as you did  from the forum, and I can testify that the first 4 knowledge items were addressed and understood from the forum.

In order to advance your understanding, Did you address these specific shortcomings in your understanding with Wayne ? If yes, pls state which messages they were.

What specific behavior or statements did he made, that you attribute to "delusion" ?
What action did he made to warrant a "Fraud" charge ?

Be careful, because assumptions and opinions are not allowable at this grave level of accusation. 
Also do consider that delusion or fraud must be of a non-technical nature since you already admitted to not understanding the first 4 items that encompass the technical nature of the invention.  This puts you in a peculiar position since our interests are of a technical nature.

Are you also of the opinion that Renato Ribeiro also falls into this same category?  After all this topic "Big try at Gravity Wheel " is his system that is under the spotlight. 

Red_Sunset

MarkE

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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #457 on: January 22, 2014, 01:23:02 PM »
MarkE,
This reflects bad on you, I am surprised that you state that after Wayne's 200+ pages, with full option to ask technical questions, you were not able to determine what the principle was.  I admit that Wayne didn't spoon feed.
Notwithstanding, just be careful with your word choices.

For any misunderstanding, there are 2 possible choices,
1..  The result of misdirection due to deceiving information presented (intentionally or not)
2..  The result of misinterpretation due to lack of knowledge or ability or effort to interpret the presented material correctly.

We should be happy that Renato Ribeiro does not join this forum, I would guess he would be Wayne's duplicate.  You can only guess at TinselKoala's reaction if this were to happen.

Red_Sunset
Red_Sunset, I agree with you that just bantering:  "Yes it is." / "No it isn't" opinions is not productive.   I trust that you are amenable to reviewing facts.  Please allow me to address your disappointment:   In 2012, I asked HER several times to state what the "Travis Effect" is.  Each time I asked, they refused.  HER are the ones who claim that this "Travis Effect" exists and is responsible for what Wayne Travis calls "disruptive technology" that allows for free energy from their gravity / buoyancy machine.

I also note that HER promised Mark Dansie many times over the past several years that they would have a machine available for him to observe during a 48 hour run down test.  To this day they have never delivered on that promise.

Do you agree that in order for HER to have anything worthwhile that:

1. There must be a "Travis Effect" and
2. The "Travis Effect" must allow one to exploit non-conservative behavior from a gravitational field 

If you do, then please point me to any declaration by HER of what the "Travis Effect" supposedly is.  Once we have a statement of what they claim makes their free energy machine possible, then we can rationally address how to test if such an effect is possible.  Do you think that is fair?

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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #458 on: January 22, 2014, 02:21:53 PM »
Red_Sunset, do you agree that in order for HER to have anything worthwhile that:
1. There must be a "Travis Effect" and
2. The "Travis Effect" must allow one to obtain non-conservative behavior from a gravitational field?

Questions.
1. There must be a "Travis Effect"
2. The "Travis Effect" must allow one to obtain non-conservative behavior from a gravitational field?

Answers.
The Travis Effect is a general grouping of characteristics that are instrumental to create an asymmetric behavior in the Hydro Piston/Lever,  that can be employed to milk the gravitational field.

If you go back to the Wayne's data, you would see that his pressure vs lifting capacity data presented are non-linear. 
1..  More Kg per psi in the high end pressure range (Ascent).   
2..  More pressure per Kg in the lower end range (Descend) .

Since this is a hydro system, water movement impedes the cycle rate, therefore it is important to minimize the water volume that need to be shuffled around (one of the aquarium demo's).
The inverted multi-layer piston as an asymmetric hydraulic lever, is the key to that asymmetry.  The cycle is played out over the same travel distance  (key important fact to differentiate it from a simple lever)

Renato Ribeiro with the RAR "in principle" does the same thing.  Sure he approaches it from a different design angle and it is mechanical, but the "fine print principle", is the same concept.  I have still some reservations about Renato's implementation and I "feel" that he is marginal in the differentiation between up & down strokes.  But that is purely an engineering issue that needs to be overcome.

Some assumptions of comparison, the ZED vs the RAR System.
*     The RAR would be able to achieve more cycles/min than the ZED,
**   Zed would be able to master more energy per cycle due to the greater force ability. 
*** The RAR would have a larger foot print than the Zed for the same capacity

Red_Sunset

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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #459 on: January 22, 2014, 02:53:37 PM »
Grimer, please take better care representing what is contained in references that you cite.  In the video that you linked that Desertphile character insisted that the video of the motor failed to prove over unity.
No. He insisted it was a Effing Fraud - (or words to that effect  :D  )- because he realised full well that if it wasn't a fraud it proved overunity.

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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #460 on: January 22, 2014, 02:56:45 PM »
Hi,
   thank you MarkE and Koala for putting me right on this subject. Grimer I don't think you
need your patent attorney just yet! When you do I hear that Dunnelt and Codding are very
good, they still may take a cheque, ask nicely, of course.
                John.
I hope the sheep are doing well, John.  :)


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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #461 on: January 22, 2014, 03:04:35 PM »
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If you want to convince me of an extraordinary claim then you will need to come up with compelling evidence. 


I've no wish to convince you of anything, Mark.


As I said to Dr Blackman, before he began uncontrollably blubbing,  :'(
"You're free to have your opinion Dr Blackman but you must let me have mine."

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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #462 on: January 22, 2014, 03:09:00 PM »
Questions.
1. There must be a "Travis Effect"
2. The "Travis Effect" must allow one to obtain non-conservative behavior from a gravitational field?

Answers.
The Travis Effect is a general grouping of characteristics that are instrumental to create an asymmetric behavior in the Hydro Piston/Lever,  that can be employed to milk the gravitational field.

If you go back to the Wayne's data, you would see that his pressure vs lifting capacity data presented are non-linear. 
1..  More Kg per psi in the high end pressure range (Ascent).   
2..  More pressure per Kg in the lower end range (Descend) .
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I'm beginning to like the sound of this "Travis Effect", Red. Where's the best place to read about it.

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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #463 on: January 22, 2014, 03:19:35 PM »
Questions.
1. There must be a "Travis Effect"
2. The "Travis Effect" must allow one to obtain non-conservative behavior from a gravitational field?

Answers.
The Travis Effect is a general grouping of characteristics that are instrumental to create an asymmetric behavior in the Hydro Piston/Lever,  that can be employed to milk the gravitational field.

I am sorry, but this opaque statement does not state anything specific. Please point me to where I may find a description of the "Travis Effect" by HER. Or alternatively, please state the specific characteristics that define it.
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If you go back to the Wayne's data, you would see that his pressure vs lifting capacity data presented are non-linear. 
1..  More Kg per psi in the high end pressure range (Ascent).   
2..  More pressure per Kg in the lower end range (Descend) .

Since this is a hydro system, water movement impedes the cycle rate, therefore it is important to minimize the water volume that need to be shuffled around (one of the aquarium demo's).
The inverted multi-layer piston as an asymmetric hydraulic lever, is the key to that asymmetry.  The cycle is played out over the same travel distance  (key important fact to differentiate it from a simple lever)

Renato Ribeiro with the RAR "in principle" does the same thing.  Sure he approaches it from a different design angle and it is mechanical, but the "fine print principle", is the same concept.  I have still some reservations about Renato's implementation and I "feel" that he is marginal in the differentiation between up & down strokes.  But that is purely an engineering issue that needs to be overcome.

Some assumptions of comparison, the ZED vs the RAR System.
*     The RAR would be able to achieve more cycles/min than the ZED,
**   Zed would be able to master more energy per cycle due to the greater force ability. 
*** The RAR would have a larger foot print than the Zed for the same capacity

Red_Sunset
I reiterate that the aquarium demonstrations failed to demonstrate anything other than Archimedes' Principle.  I believe that it was the second video where Tom made the assertion that the demonstration had shown an avenue to gain energy by way of the so-called "Travis Effect".  The videos imply that the "Travis Effect" has something to do with the absolutely false notion that the amount of air underneath either cup had anything to do with the buoyant force exerted by the surrounding water which is in fact entirely defined as the equivalent weight of the displaced water. 

ETA:  Here is some food for thought.  A ways back in this thread, Grimer recounted his experience employing Archimedes' Principle to determine the volume of odd shaped samples.  Grimer and his coworkers measured the volume of their SG > 1 samples by suspending them submerged, in a volume of water.  They obtained the volume as the difference in weigh scale readings of the set-up with a submerged sample versus the reading with no sample and dividing that difference by the density of water.  What he did was completely valid.  Now, think about that with respect to any and all of the videos or any statements that HER have made.  Grimer's method relied on the absolute fact that the buoyant force is the equivalent weight of displaced water.  It did not matter that his samples had an SG > 1.  The buoyant force up on his samples transmitted through the container to the weigh scale below, identically increasing the reading by the equivalent weight of displaced water.

A cute experiment that you can try if you have a balance arm and a bucket is to hang matching weights on either side of the balance arm so that it is level with one weight hanging in the bucket while the bucket is empty.  Now gently add water to the bucket until the water is just short of the weight.  Note that the balance arm remains level.  Now add enough water to submerge the weight.  What happens to the balance arm?  Why?  See how much weight you need to add to rebalance the arm.

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Re: Big try at gravity wheel
« Reply #464 on: January 22, 2014, 03:23:10 PM »
 Hi Grimer,
    conditions are awful for the poor sheep. I've been working on this land for 55 years and this is the
 wettest I have ever seen it.
  I like you Grimer, you've got a sense of humour, a thing a lot of contributors don't seem to have.
I have been on  a similar journey with Fletcher-we never got anywhere, but I enjoyed the ride.
 Glad to hear you've got grandchildren, we've got a baby in the house at the moment and I just
can't imagine how my wife and me managed when we had four in under five years.
                                                      John.