Re: Bessler wheel theory part 5


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Posted by Patrick (66.185.84.206) on October 23, 2003 at 15:53:22:

In Reply to: Re: Bessler wheel theory part 5 posted by Michael on October 23, 2003 at 14:57:17:

Hello Michael,
Thanks for the questions;

: Really? Not really. I'd like to see all of these designs on paper, and ones that have been tried. Where are they?

If you make an in-depth study (or even superficial study for that matter) on the history of perpetual motion, you will quickly come across the efforts of others; especially along the theme/design of over-balanced wheels. Please see the link below as a good reference/starting point.

: Patrick may I ask by what method you are performing all of these experiments? I ask because you seem to be fairly new here and I know that even to perform a simple experiment takes a bit of time.

I have a very modest set-up. I am basically using two 36” corrugated plastic disks, a wooden base and various wooden weights. I have a number of interchangeable axle designs and the weights I am using can be manipulated/re-assembled in different ways. I am fortunate to have access to a well stocked ‘workshop’. I have just placed an order for an ‘experimentation wheel’ from a local carpenter and am excited that this will give me an added motivational ‘boost’.

regards--Patrick




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