Jim Mich test shows positive Bessler Wheel results
Gravity motor design proposal, with feedback.
Original Post
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/free-energy/message/8138
From: Stefan Hartmann
To: free-energy@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 7:57 PM
Subject: [free-energy] Test of Jim Mich shows positive Besslerwheel results !
Have a look at this:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/free-energy/files/besslerwheel/besslerwheel.gif
He just posted this:
I just made a quick cad drawing, only used 16 weights. I then added up the 'x' coordinates of
each weight which I believe should give the total torque on the wheel. I used 10 inch diameter and
the equivilent string lengths as if there were 40 segments. Looks like a winner to me.
Here are the 'x' values...
9.96917
8.91006
6.49448
3.09017
-0.78459
-3.93941
-6.49448
-8.06083
-8.39999
-8.06083
-6.49448
-3.93940
-0.78459
3.09017
6.49448
8.91006
--------
0.84992
Thanks to Jim Mich for this great work !
Regards, Stefan
Basic Design
454.gif
basic design of unbalanced wheel
Feedback
bessler analysis graphic.gif
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comment
Doesn't take into account centripetal force
Feb. 28, 2004; 12:08 am MST
The model presumes a downward force only, which is okay frame by frame, but once you introduce
rotation, you also introduce centripetal force. Unless I'm missing something, the model does
not seem to account for this.
Sterling D. Allan
Problems
From: Norman Bollinger <norman@s...>
Date: Fri Feb 27, 2004 6:25 pm
Subject: Re: [free-energy] Test of Jim Mich shows positive Besslerwheel
results !
Very interesting but study the movement from 7 to 1 on the clock and you will see a big
problem....
The pivot arm is lying flat at noon and suddenly switches to vertical at 1.
How does it do that?
And problem two - it is bottom heavy.
Draw a circle where the weighted ball is and then see where its circle is compared to the real axle.
Quick Basic program
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/free-energy/message/8146
From: "overunity2001" <harti@h...>
Date: Fri Feb 27, 2004 7:23 pm
Subject: Re: Test of Jim Mich shows positive Besslerwheel results !
Jim Mich has posted a Quick Basic program.
Can please let somebody this run and let us know the results ?
Does it show negative torque values around the 360 degrees turn ?
Thanks !
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Here is a Quick Basic program I threw together...
Code:
CONST Pi = 3.14159265358979#
CONST d2r = Pi / 180
Qs = 40 'Qty Segments
Wr = 10 'Wheel radius
Lr = Wr 'radius to outer pount
La = 360 / 2 / Qs * d2r 'angle to outer point
St = SIN(La) * Wr * 2 'String length based on wheel radius and
segment qty.
Sr = SQR((Lr * COS(La) - St) ^ 2 + (St / 2) ^ 2) 'radius to inner
point
Sa = ATN(St / 2 / (Lr * COS(La) - St)) 'angle to inner
point
t = 0
FOR a = 0 TO 359 STEP 1
ra = a * d2r 'convert to radians angle
SELECT CASE a
CASE IS <= 90
aa = ra + La
x = COS(aa) * Lr
CASE IS <= 180
aa = ra + Sa
x = COS(aa) * Sr
CASE IS <= 270
aa = ra - Sa
x = COS(aa) * Sr
CASE IS <= 360
aa = ra - La
x = COS(aa) * Lr
END SELECT
PRINT USING "##.#####"; x;
t = t + x
NEXT
PRINT "------------"
PRINT USING "##.######"; t
Output of the program
code
Flaw in the program
Additional comments
See also
Contact
Don't have Jim Mich's email address.
He is at this forum:
http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1951#1951
Page posted by Sterling D. Allan,
Feb. 27, 2004
Last updated October 22, 2005
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