Hi Murilo, I'd be curious to hear from you about this story we posted today and linked later to your work that we were informed about after publishing our...
there's a photo of a build at http://www.besslerwheel.com/murilo/index.html ... From: valdiedre To: chain-grav@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2012...
Even if the chain did not get all bunched up round the bottom cog surely the friction in the linkages and chain contact with wall and wheels would make the...
Hey, I am sorry to tell you this design does not work. Let me proove it to you by using basic physics: Let's say the height of the motor is 49 meters and one 1...
And while I'm at it, the design of the device is silly and unnecessarily complex - quite possibly to intentionally confuse you. You can test this yourself by...
My associate Skype-called me this morning to tell me that the inventor saw our story on our site along with your comment and image below, and he replied: "You...
Dear Kanshimura: I agree this won't work, but your math demostration still is not proof of that. Math cannot sustitute experimentation when a complex...
Dear Camilo, I would say you can proove it fully by physics since the engine is based on gravity, that is completely explained and understood. You can even use...
I think it's prudent to wait for videos before anyone makes any attempt to replicate it. It would be even more better if someone can see the working thing in...
... From: Sterling Allan Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2012 10:51 AM Subject: photo or video of chain device? Hi ***, People are having a hard time believing the...
On the descending side, even though the images portray the gears collapsed and touching each other, this would not be desirable of they are running along a...
The important part is on this page: http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/frcm.htm Read the whole page from beginning to end. Every word. Don't skim. All...
If you read the whole article, you will see Donald Simanek states that Murilo sent him that design in 2008. And since then, Murilo was unable to make it work...
The discription stating the 2:1 lever balance isn't correct, due to the additional force introduced from the prior link to the red roller whos roller is still...
That's why there have to be outer guides to keep the ascending links expanded and pushing... see the pictures with the pushing links that are in the chain....
You should look at the provided picture. Obviously I haven't forgotten about that. Also, if you have one bar leaving the left side and at the same time one bar...
That is irrelevant. Both actions require the same amount of work. Also pulling would be the easiest way to make it work - it won't, but it is a better design....
Believe me that this guy has never built one that works, nor will ever build a funtioning model based upon this premise. Don't let the optical illusion...
... Murilo Luciano's idea is having a cogged wheel at the bottom and smooth wheel at the top with swinging latch bars on each links. This is all unnecessary,...
Peswiki <http://peswiki.com/index.php/OS:_Chain_Gravity_Machine> The peswiki site says: "We'll also ask that a small royalty (e.g. 5%) be paid for all ...
How does that matter in this case? Obviously I was mentioning the effects of gravity on a macroscopic scale (this case). The mechanics are very well...
... If a weight is removed and replaced at the same time you the left stack then you would be right. The spacing of the cogs teeth, size of cog wheels, etc,...
It is possible you misunderstood me. I wrote in the same cycle. Not at the same time as in exactly the same second - not that it matters. Let me elaborate. For...
