| STATISTICS: Curving Rail VOLITION: ~1.22 (55 active u / 1 dual-axial track + 45 dual-axial active u) EQUILIBRIUM: 10 (10 u / 1 stem / 1 subcycle for continuous movement) EFFICIENCY: 0.122 (1.22 / 10) VOLITIONAL STATEMENT: In spite of a good active-to- passive unit ratio for a wheel-like device, subcycles do not account for the use of such a quantity of units, amounting to inefficiency. |
| Perpetual Motion Machine Concept Utilizing Tracked Weights and Ball Bearings on a Fixed Support Structure SUMMARY Wheels or ball-bearings on a gentle slope much reduce the force necessary to lift. Thus when a series of weights bound together by cable are each attached by T-supports to ball bearings running on a serpentine track, I estimate a 75% overall reduction in rising weight, with only 63% increase in the number of weights deployed along that length of track. The result is that when the weights are strung back down to their starting point via a vertical drop of track, I estimate a 153% over unity return on resistance, without accounting for friction (according to my crude equations). For criticism of this concept, see my Personal Critique. You may also want to know about my physics background. How qualified am I to make these statements? I honestly couldn't tell you except in empirical terms. Curving Rail Perpetual Motion Components nathancoppedge.com |
| MAIN PM Theory CONCEPTS Grav-Buoy2 Fluid Lever CURVERAIL Summary Components Diagrams Motive Mass Repeat Lever Tilt Motor Coquette Early Failures DISCLAIMER PM Types |
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NATHAN COPPEDGE--Perpetual Motion Concepts
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A likely source of inspiration is the
heavy but valued heft of a kitchen
pan, with its troublesome angularities
heavy but valued heft of a kitchen
pan, with its troublesome angularities
