Hello all, thought I would drop by to say hello and also post my latest thoughts

I am pretty convinced now, that I know why perpetual wheels has failed up to now... (This is only my opinion)
Every single "perpetual" wheel that I have looked at all have the same common fault, which is...
"The wheel is required to turn in order for the weights to move, so they can keep the wheel rotating."
Well to me that seems like a contradiction, because it should be the weights that move the wheel, not the wheel that move the weights (which is not possible) which means, a "drum like wheel is only necessary to cover the secret of the design and doesnt really contribute to the movement" but rather the weights themselves are perpetual through their own movement, meaning before a balance can be found within the weights, they move resetting themselves everytime in order to sustain motion...
So what is the secret you ask? Well here is what I think...
The weights on the descending side of the wheel take an outward position and the weights on the ascending side of the wheel take an inward position right next to the axle, now, question is, how to get the weights to the positions...
When the wheel is set with the weights (8 weights in total) in their positions (like I said above) the wheel will turn, as the 4 outward weights fall, 1 weight is fliped up over a bar at the top of the wheel to take a position with the other outward weights
in order for the next weight to be flipped up and to join them and so on... how to get the weights up at the bottom to the axle is unknown to me yet, but I know this works for two reasons:
1: I made a rough design out of wood, attached the weights, let the wheel go and it started turning, flipping a weight up at the top, it would get faster then stop because I havnt figuerd out how to get them to rise at the bottom up to the axle. (It interesting to note that the weights flip at the top with some force, so if it was made and it worked, it would have to be kept under a steaded speed ot the wheel would just destroy itself)
2: This works using this principle:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMxkziMDdjYHere is a simple drawing:
(http://i39.tinypic.com/mj1qhi.jpg)
Here's how it works
(Just to let you know, there would be another 4 weights on the other side of the wheel doing exaclty the same thing except they would be positoned in between the other weights making a total of 8 weights)
As the outward descending weights (on the right) push down on the wheel, the top inward weight slowly rises then suddenly the "slide" on the other end of the weighted arm comes into contact with the "roller" and the weight gets flipped up and over the "roller" which is attached to the axle and doesnt move, that weight then takes an outward position with the other weights leaning onto its "peg" and pushing down (through gravity) ready for the next weight to be flipped up and over meaning that at any one time 4 weights (two on one side of the wheel and another two on the other side) are pushing down while just one weight is being lifted up and over at the top, like I say, I dont know how to get weights at the bottom up to the axle though, but the answer must be simple...
Alex