The latest craze, is making 'PERPETUAL MOTION FERRIS WHEELS' pendulums oscillate on side, not the other. they topple over, at the top. the counter-clockwise 'torque' is 'returned' by a 'spring' ratchet. (the side lifting the pendulums is heavy, but it tensions the ratchet spring, which returns the force) Force due to centripetal acceleration of the pendulum oscillation, is sufficient to maintain constant rotation. FREE ENERGY! COOL OR WHAT!..Science Textbooks are WRONG! (Thank Veljko Milkovic.)
That looks fantastic :)
stuman01 3 years ago
Thanx , and it was fun building it to
123bookerrules 3 years ago
The latest craze, is making 'PERPETUAL MOTION FERRIS WHEELS' pendulums oscillate on side, not the other. they topple over, at the top. the counter-clockwise 'torque' is 'returned' by a 'spring' ratchet. (the side lifting the pendulums is heavy, but it tensions the ratchet spring, which returns the force) Force due to centripetal acceleration of the pendulum oscillation, is sufficient to maintain constant rotation. FREE ENERGY! COOL OR WHAT!..Science Textbooks are WRONG! (Thank Veljko Milkovic.)
WarzSchoolchild 3 years ago
Very nice,
Sounds complicated
:)
123bookerrules 3 years ago
It's so simple, you will blush!
The only slight complication is to 'tune' the pendulum to the natural frequency of the ratchet 'recoil' spring.
WarzSchoolchild 3 years ago
die ziet er gaaf uit wat je al niet met meccano kunt bouwen leuk hoor
123woelmuisje 3 years ago
Ja hij is leuk he
Tof Thanx
123bookerrules 3 years ago