Energy producing gravitational motor - uses unbalanced weights sliding on radial supports to create perpetual rotary motion

摘要

The motor which is intended to work using gravitational attraction includes a circular wheel having nine radial supports linked to a hub. Each radial support comprises a flat piece of steel with a groove enabling pairs of weights to roll along it in the radial direction. Each support carries one such pair of weights. Offset w.r.t. the axis of the wheel are two concentric circular guide surfaces. These two are cylindrical and have just sufficient space between them for the pair of weights. The weights are all so positioned on their radial supports that they lie between the two guide surfaces. Thus as the wheel rotates the weights slide in and out along three quarters of the length of their respective supports. The imbalance caused by the variously positioned weights is said to cause perpetual motion of the wheel providing a limitless source of energy.