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Alexioco

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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #30 on: April 20, 2009, 01:42:33 PM »
Ok, I have got the nails, just need to fix the weighted levers in and its down, everything has gone fine, I even got the nails for free because I only needed 10... I have a piano lesson so It will probably be tonight, but tonight should be the night, so my next post will be if it works or not, then I will make a video showing you how it works, can't wait to see what you all think, till then, speak to you soon...

Alex

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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #31 on: April 20, 2009, 10:11:20 PM »
Ok I'm sorry to have to say this but, there is a delay, the levers are going to be made stronger, everything is ready, but I must make sure everything is correct first if its to be a decent test, I dont want to rush this, it should be ready for tomoz, I hope you can understand, speak to you soon...

Alex

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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #32 on: April 20, 2009, 10:15:17 PM »
Your such a tease!   LOL

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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #33 on: April 20, 2009, 10:17:35 PM »
No worries.

Alexioco

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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #34 on: April 20, 2009, 11:17:46 PM »
Your such a tease!   LOL

lol well, I cant give it to you without making you wait first  ;)

One lever is being made stronger by sticking 3 pieces of dowling inbetween the two pieces that make the lever, it is now being left to dry over night, when I look at it tomoz, I will see if it has done the trick and stuck tightly, if so, then the rest of the levers will go through the same process, then when they have dried and I have made sure they are strong enough, they will then be inserted into the wheel and then I shall prepare for the test.  8)

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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #35 on: April 21, 2009, 12:43:10 AM »
Hi all, I cant stop thinking about my wheel, so I thought I would post my thoughts at the moment...

Firstly the weights take an outer position by the rim on one side of the wheel meaning the wheel has got to move. Now, the wheel has to move at a certain speed so that the weights can lift themsleves up from the axle, taking an outer position at the rim of the wheel. So long as the wheel is moving at a certain speed, the weights take themselves in and out of the axle keeping the overbalance, and that overbalance is what keeps the wheel moving, causing them to lift themselves to keep the wheel moving and so on and so on...

What I'm just thinking about is this: If there is an over balance in a wheel, it has to move right? and if that overbalance is constant, then the wheel will speed up. My wheel "may" not be able to perpetuate from stand still because the wheel has to be moving at a certain speed to keep the overbalance, so if I give the wheel a start off push, the weights will keep taking an outer position so long as they keep providng enough momentum to the wheel... what i'm wandering is, even though it "may" not self start, will it still work, so long as they keep taking an outer position? its a bit like throwing a stone down at the floor other than dropping it, even though it cant drop itself "so to speak" throwing it down wont mean it will loose that energy and stop because gravity will keep pulling it, the throw down just starts it off only to result in it getting faster...

Alex

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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #36 on: April 21, 2009, 01:23:51 AM »
Hi all, I cant stop thinking about my wheel, so I thought I would post my thoughts at the moment...

Firstly the weights take an outer position by the rim on one side of the wheel meaning the wheel has got to move. Now, the wheel has to move at a certain speed so that the weights can lift themsleves up from the axle, taking an outer position at the rim of the wheel. So long as the wheel is moving at a certain speed, the weights take themselves in and out of the axle keeping the overbalance, and that overbalance is what keeps the wheel moving, causing them to lift themselves to keep the wheel moving and so on and so on...

What I'm just thinking about is this: If there is an over balance in a wheel, it has to move right? and if that overbalance is constant, then the wheel will speed up. My wheel "may" not be able to perpetuate from stand still because the wheel has to be moving at a certain speed to keep the overbalance, so if I give the wheel a start off push, the weights will keep taking an outer position so long as they keep providng enough momentum to the wheel... what i'm wandering is, even though it "may" not self start, will it still work, so long as they keep taking an outer position? its a bit like throwing a stone down at the floor other than dropping it, even though it cant drop itself "so to speak" throwing it down wont mean it will loose that energy and stop because gravity will keep pulling it, the throw down just starts it off only to result in it getting faster...

Alex

A permanent overbalance will cause rotation, but the force to bring the weights that caused the imbalance back to the point where they can restart their imbalancing act always levels out those forces.

It seems..

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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #37 on: April 21, 2009, 01:26:11 AM »
If you rely on centrifugal force then I understand the need to hand start.  Looking forward to seeing photos and video!

Tesla

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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #38 on: April 21, 2009, 02:23:23 AM »
Alex,  Will your wheel work in both directions? 

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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #39 on: April 21, 2009, 02:58:36 PM »
@AquariuZ: It seems really promising to me, If I put just one weight on the test wheel (not actual wheel for the full test) the weight applies force to the wheel when its even by the axle which gives it an upward thrust causes itself to fly upwards. If I give it a little push, because the weight is already applying force, it lifts to the rim of the wheel then drops down, I have even caused an 8 ounce weight to lift itself from the axle to the rim of the wheel (with the help of a push) The weight doesnt matter because the heavier the weight, the more stronger it lifts itself which results in a lift equal to its weight...

@overtaker: The current design does not let me have a bio-directional wheel, if I do spin it backwards it does the same movement but backwards lol. Having said that, this wheel can easily be modified to do that and even to improve it alot, this idea to me is new and I'm yet to play around with it... When I post it on here, even if it works, we can look at ways to improve it so it can start itself off rather than having to help it, but for all I know, it could be capable of self starting...

P.S The lever has stuck really well, so I shall now do the other 7 and then let them dry... I only have one concern, the wheel has had quite abit of work done to it, and I just hope the levers are strong enough to take the bashing that they receive onto those metal screw bars lol, I will have to put padding on the end of the levers... Its possible that if the wheel works, it will even control its own speed, because as it starts to get faster, the mechanism (due to CF) will start to change lol... the wheel needs to do a complete revolution every 1 second, thats the perfect speed for it...

One final thing, if the wheel does work or even if it doesnt, can I be sure that if I post it on here, it wont be used without asking me first? and will I have any credit for this find?

Edit: I'm now going to buy some batteries for this little camera and I will make a video of the movment and various other things and then I have it ready to post on here...

Alex
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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #40 on: April 21, 2009, 07:31:42 PM »
Ok all, this is hopfully the final update before the test.


All the levers have been glued, they will be left overnight to stick meaning that the test shall be performed tomoz... I have made a video describing the movement that a single weighted lever does (which all the levers take this same movement).

Now let me say this, after all of this excitment, and no matter how good it sounds, dont get your hopes up to much incase of dissapointment, it might work, it might not, I dont know yet and I wont say until the test has been correctly done...

However, weather it works or not, it is somthing IMHO to be worked with, the wheel is almost like a spinning top that throws its weight up and out, I just hope this hasnt been done already, because that will bring us dissapointment, but I have not seen this anywhere eles before as far as I can remember...

I would like to appologise for the delays, I was kinda hoping the wheel would be done by now, but atleast by taking the time, it will be well made...

Thanks everyone for your support

Alex


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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #41 on: April 21, 2009, 08:47:11 PM »
Alex, if this works and you open source it what better place than overunity.com?

O, and you will get all credit, believe me. Probably more than you would like (like a swarm of journalists in your hometown e.g.)

Your description of the effortless lift matches the Bessler literature!

Good luck

AZ

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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #42 on: April 22, 2009, 12:24:08 AM »
Greetings Alex

 When something is open sourced, it becomes public domain. Only those who will hold your name will give you credit. There are allot of people here that will. But what about the others? Those who will take your idea and manufacture it and give you nothing, but will advertise about THEIR great free energy machine. With out a patent to force your due credit, you will have no power against them, unless larger money stands behind you. The real story, and the facts of our lives in the age of open market thievery.

I myself will always give credit where credit is due, but that support still won't pay the bills. Like I have been saying. Get it patented and while even on patent pending you can show it and you known credit is secure. Then you need to watch out for the changers who try to patent over a patent with just a few altered changes.

You know where I stand Alex. Good luck!

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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #43 on: April 22, 2009, 12:59:12 AM »
Greetings Alex

 When something is open sourced, it becomes public domain. Only those who will hold your name will give you credit. There are allot of people here that will. But what about the others? Those who will take your idea and manufacture it and give you nothing, but will advertise about THEIR great free energy machine. With out a patent to force your due credit, you will have no power against them, unless larger money stands behind you. The real story, and the facts of our lives in the age of open market thievery.

I myself will always give credit where credit is due, but that support still won't pay the bills. Like I have been saying. Get it patented and while even on patent pending you can show it and you known credit is secure. Then you need to watch out for the changers who try to patent over a patent with just a few altered changes.

You know where I stand Alex. Good luck!

money money money

What about mankind?

You cannot eat money
You may burn it though, if you are cold

Truly now, if Alex has something do you really think he will have to worry about his bills?

He will be mentioned in the same sentence as Stephen Hawking for Pete´s sake...

He can write books
He can make movies
He can open shopping malls
Hold lectures
Tour the world on invitation
Women will kiss his feet

And yes, he will have more money than he can spend

And I want to be his manager

So, remind me again why you want him to enter the (proven dead end) road of getting a patent on a Perpetuum Mobile?

Open source -> Prove the concept -> Get replications -> Blast the internet with the results

Everyone will know, and Alex is the man.

Patents. Feh!

Alexioco

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Re: New Wheel Design
« Reply #44 on: April 22, 2009, 01:37:36 AM »
Greetings Alex

 When something is open sourced, it becomes public domain. Only those who will hold your name will give you credit. There are allot of people here that will. But what about the others? Those who will take your idea and manufacture it and give you nothing, but will advertise about THEIR great free energy machine. With out a patent to force your due credit, you will have no power against them, unless larger money stands behind you. The real story, and the facts of our lives in the age of open market thievery.

I myself will always give credit where credit is due, but that support still won't pay the bills. Like I have been saying. Get it patented and while even on patent pending you can show it and you known credit is secure. Then you need to watch out for the changers who try to patent over a patent with just a few altered changes.

You know where I stand Alex. Good luck!

Hi Alan, firstly just to say, I dont even know myself if it will work yet, so let us not get to excited (that is aimed at everyone including myself) I understand what you are saying Alan, like the guests that read here, they could copy the idea and run off with it before I could notice... to me, its not the money, but the excitment of leaving it to run over night and waking up the next day to see it still spinning... I must admit though, I would want some credit for it, I think your advice is good Alan, your a good friend :)

Now on the other hand, I have made this topic, and told people about it, and of course we have all got excited in some way, I cant just not post it on here now that I have got the interest of others, it would be unloyal on my part, I have an idea, this is to everyone now: What if I just post it to those who are interested in seeing it? Dont forget it might not even work lol

Alex