Electric energy from gravity #5

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Generates 1.4 hp of constant power of which 0.4 hp will be needed to operate the machine.........
Use of conventional valve would require to much power and wear out due to friction, therefore a flat sheet will role into place, once there Electric magnets will pull sheet tight against seal. To open power will be cut to magnets and sheet will be rolled back..........
Ball rate is 15 balls or 5 feet per second.......1 second of zero motion to rest for next cycle and open and close valves...........= final rate of 1 foot per second.........1 horse power = 550 pound feet per second........1 ball = 1 pound of bouancy force.........each column contains 55 balls= 55 pounds of force.........each column will generate 55 pound feet of force per second...........14 column, 14x55= 770 pound feet per second of 1.4 hp.........minus 77 pounds of force to close air bellows.......... leaves about 0.275 hp to power ........2, 8 oz valves ***.......open close water overflow valve.......open air bellows........6, 3v electric magnets...... electronics to control operations. power stored in attery during 1 second pause..........Basically think of it as a water fall that never stops falling.

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[mars93012]

think of it in terms of a water fall that neaver stops falling.......

[intrapex]

what if you used magnetic balls and downward slopes?

[YorianSevenfold]

Damn today I had the thought of obtaining energy through gravity and thought it was something legit. It's not even close to legit, lol.

[ninnzbinnz]

your on a good track but you need to go to the next level and apply this principal to another format. but i think your on a good thing keep it up and leave your current system behind i been through it and it wont work as you have it.

[ToemanX]

Your device will never work. You do not understand the effects of your pressurized

air system. At the bottom and top of the column the air pressure is greater than water

pressure. That means at top position the ball could never rise up out of the water.