Hopefully you're recovered from heavy millennium celebrations... ;-).
As what comes to the harmonic saw-tooth principle, I think this system
certainly works as a levitation device if the excentric masses line-up point is
at 12 o'clock and the centrifugal force generated overcomes the total system
mass or you can put such a system into a boat and get the thrust without rowing.
We also can put such compound systems to the perimeter of the big disk so, that
acceleration is directed along the tangential vector and put the big wheel into
motion. Then probably when we load the disk with some generator etc, the
reaction forces do not actually affect the rotation-generating harmonic
excentric rotations and their driving motors do not consume more power than
they consume in big disk's idle rotation state.
If this principle works (have to be verified yet - hopefully Jean-Louis Naudin
or somebody with similar possibilities can build the test system), we can put
it to big bell, so that the world will know that Munchausen's story about
lifting yourself out from the mud by grabbing your own hair is actually a valid
possibility.
Anybody knows, if such a system is patented yet?
Or how to get some money for inventing similar systems without patenting it?
Of course patenting can get a lot of money but the patent can be bought by
some big oil-company and the whole thing forgotten very soon or even the
inventor can get killed very soon. So its better to put these things publicly
into masses.
By the way, the Keely's "principle of the nines" can be the principle of
applying 9 harmonics simultaneously or it can be the principle of 90-degrees
phase-shifted vibrations which is the only possibility to get 2x original
frequency out of given initial frequencies.
With best regards,
-- -----------------------------------------Rain Jarvelaid, Artec Design GroupE-mail rain@artecdesign.eeTel: +372 6 710 974, GSM: +372 50 83554Estonia, Europe------------------------------------------------------------- To leave this list, email <listserver@keelynet.com> with the body text: leave Interact list archives and on line subscription forms are at http://keelynet.com/interact/ -------------------------------------------------------------