Here I will continue work on what I have renamed the Gravity Toy. Smudge, you said: In the Bessler wheel the regauging can possibly be by swapping falling energy into spinning energy.
Smudge I have also long believed this may be possible Since gravity is a vertical force I maintain, until proven wrong, that we might be able to regauge if we stay within the vertical force field and accumulate spin energy in that direction rather than just simple free fall. Conventional wisdom says a ball rolling down a ramp can never climb higher on the up ramp and the oscillation will damp out due to friction, and even if we reduce friction to zero and operate in a vacuum, the best we can do is break even. Same for a pendulum. I believe these designs cannot break unity because they both cut laterally across the gravitational flux, rather than working directly in the vertical and integrating the spin into angular momentum. For that reason I have conceptually designed but not yet built this Gravity Toy to see if regauging is possible. I posted this on the Bessler thread, but since it is not Bessler, I am posting it here on my bench for further discussion. I have some interesting ideas regarding how to construct the toy without a threaded rod, which I will show later. For now here is the toy for discussion. And a fun read and something similar here: http://www.keelynet.com/energy/mptoy.htm
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