| So, here's the thought. Is it possible to have a gravity driven ball descend a large collection of ramps zigzagging back and forth (like on the mechanically designed gumball dispensers) passing paddle wheels hooked up as turbines and have all this motion captured and turned into enough voltage to power a motor at the bottom of the ramps that could then lift the ball back to the top of the ramps? The lengths of the ramps would be, say, triple the height of the lift to the top. If an equal force is released by the ball going either up or down (Newton), then in theory, by increasing the distance it goes done, one could create a surplus amount of energy beyond carrying the ball upwards. If, in this perfect world, the equipment were available to convert the energy efficiently enough.
I know only a little about physics, and even less of mechanics and materials, so any pros out there who want to consider this, please let me know if this is at all feasable or if I am just dreaming. If it even is remotely possible, I'd like to try build this as a science experiment/art installation. If you know it won't work, please let me know and save me lotsa time and money. If it works, who knows what kind of micro applications something you could hook to the back of the house might have.
i canned your last post because there is no overunity allowed on this board what so ever and that order comes from the very top around here. i am leaving this diary read only for a few days as a warning any more of this crap from you and i will make your account read only and you will be talking to yourself because you won't be able to post here any more.
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