Author Topic: H/h "puzzle"... (Read 4157 times)

iacob alex · « **on:** January 16, 2010, 02:24:36 PM »

...can be a simple way to think and hope,about the possibility to imagine a PM.

Here we have:

-"h" is the long-short arm difference in a classical design (with two equal masses).

-"H" is the free fall.

And now,a simple "puzzle"/problem :...if "h" =constant ,but "H" is ever increasing ?!

If we have a starting logical "key" for PM,there will be a hope,and a faith ,maybe...

All the best! / Alex

iacob alex · « **Reply #1 on:** March 15, 2010, 11:24:11 PM »

.....can be a simple bewildering,apparently perplexing question of a possible PM,as a "black box".

The input ,proportional with "h" (arm difference for a long arm-short arm design,with two equally masses ),is in fact a small unbalance.

The output,proportional with "H" (H>>h) ,becomes a big unbalance,due to a long free gravity fall (v=g*t).

If we introduce the feedback...we can play a mechanical oscillator.

All the best! / Alex

iacob alex · « **Reply #2 on:** May 03, 2010, 09:09:49 AM »

....can be seen as an interesting challenge,if "H" (the free fall of the torque difference ) is enough big ,and "h" (the "remake" of the long arm-short arm difference) is enough small.

More,we can take into account the case,when "h"=constant and "H" is ever increasing.

The prime line design,can be imagined,not as a many small steps/many spokes,"trip" around the fulcrum,or as a qusi-static "asymmetric wheel arabesque"...

The dynamics depends on a pulsatory,repetitive (two steps only/one big-the free fall,one small-the "remake" ) conception,as a cascade,avalanche of gravity power...this implies a free fall as great as possible...so ,two arms,only.

All the best! / Alex

FreeEnergy · « **Reply #3 on:** May 03, 2010, 08:29:41 PM »

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