| NOTE and CAUTION on my diagrams in general: All my diagrams were necessarily made at a time when I was certain they would work. If I were not certain that they had value of one kind or another, I would not have made them. Because the purpose of the diagrams is, as I see it, to perpetuate the dream of their specific instance, I can do no more than apologize for the imperative language I inevitably use. The imperative tone is meant to pursuade the reader not that the concept works, but that it MIGHT work, in the broad and general sense that perpetual motion as a whole MIGHT be possible. |
| MAIN PM Theory CONCEPTS Grav-Buoy2 Fluid Lever Curving Rail MOTIVMASS Process Components Diagrams Experiments Repeat Lever Tilt Motor Early Failures DISCLAIMER PM Types |
| Note: Diagram 12 shows the most effective version of the original concept, in which pulleys are positioned halfway up the height of the see-saws in order to approximate a horizontal pull. Conceivably, a variation might be made on it using a dual see-saw if there are faults in the geometry. Motive Mass Machine Experimentation Prospect that it works? MAIN |
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NATHAN COPPEDGE--Perpetual Motion Concepts
Motive Mass Machine: A Perpetual Motion Machine Concept
Using Weighted See-Saws and a “Difference Weight” Applied to
Alternating Sides by Various Methods
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Using Weighted See-Saws and a “Difference Weight” Applied to
Alternating Sides by Various Methods
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The chassis of the
modular units
[depicted in a
trinary in Diagram
12] would
resemble this
bracket of the
door at Cutler's
Records
modular units
[depicted in a
trinary in Diagram
12] would
resemble this
bracket of the
door at Cutler's
Records
Tables simulate
vertical modular
units; the
paradigm of
complexity and
tables is what is
implicated in both
forms
vertical modular
units; the
paradigm of
complexity and
tables is what is
implicated in both
forms
Modular units
may be shown in
terms of series of
other kinds; metal
brackets or rails
typologically show
both series and
variation very
much in hand with
modularity and the
modular system
may be shown in
terms of series of
other kinds; metal
brackets or rails
typologically show
both series and
variation very
much in hand with
modularity and the
modular system