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Perpetual Motion Machine Concept Using Repeated Leverage EXPERIMENTATION |
NATHAN COPPEDGE--Perpetual Motion Concepts
A mock-up of the sideways leverage device, a failed principle
I did some testing with the fixed and
mobile track concept from Design 8;
certainly fluid movements are
possible; the question is if the weight
differential is significant enough for
continuous motion
mobile track concept from Design 8;
certainly fluid movements are
possible; the question is if the weight
differential is significant enough for
continuous motion
The central
"tongue" pictured
here is supposed to
be a fixed element;
I had to hold it with
my hand
"tongue" pictured
here is supposed to
be a fixed element;
I had to hold it with
my hand
In the same experiment
design I found that
sometimes with
approximately balanced
conditions, the tongue
element was more effective
for movement than having
the tongue removed.
Somewhat promising,
considering the design is
meant to function with a
heavier than average ball
weight, not a very small
marble; I have found a
pattern that larger
structures are more
predictable, and better off
when there is an advantage
design I found that
sometimes with
approximately balanced
conditions, the tongue
element was more effective
for movement than having
the tongue removed.
Somewhat promising,
considering the design is
meant to function with a
heavier than average ball
weight, not a very small
marble; I have found a
pattern that larger
structures are more
predictable, and better off
when there is an advantage
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The outside
surface is a
lever---
I try to
predict the
unpredict-
able
surface is a
lever---
I try to
predict the
unpredict-
able
| LEFT: In this experiment, conducted using similar construction to cardboard unit above, and also using a marble as a ball-weight, I successfully demonstrated that a marble can return to a greater altitude while retaining downwards momentum at start of process; So far however, it appears that the operated lever must return to a greater altitude, However, there is a possible operable version of this in Repeat Lever Type 12:: |