Hehe, A google search on your handle returns some, shall I say, interesting information.

I would just like to point out that using wikipedia as a source of support for ideas is less than ideal. Anyone can submit anything there and I have seen some steaming piles of bull droppings presented as fact on that site.

Carry on and I hope you have better luck with this than your solar idea which I assume was a failure because you have not presented any findings.

To be fair you really should admit to failure when it happens [if]. I think we learn a lot from failure, perhaps more than success sometimes.

do you want it to work or not? if so, i think reality matters.

trizzy, what you propose using mass on the planet gears (or their carrier) is just like a flywheel for power storage. there has been some interesting research in that field lately, and a couple of board members have units in progress.

unfortunately, you have to get the flywheel going with the wind, so you still cant get more power out than you put in. nice try :)

You are absolutely right! The previous posters are complete nitwits who don't know left from right. I agree, that planetary gear system should work fine. Not only will it increase RPM, but you are likely to end up with more power output than input, as long as you have faith in our creator. Don't let those 'only way' wizards fool you. You and I know better, those laws of physics are just there to impress simple people like you and me, to stop us from being innovative. Blame it all on the government, I suppose.

Don't forget to keep us updated on the project progress. Just like that solar powerrig.

Your special friend Peter.