anyone heard of this almost perpetual motion

pump?

this has gotta get ol Michael going !

anyway, it obviously works, since they are still manufacting them after about hundred years ...

seems to be that hooking up a little generator should kick off some amps for the lights also

bob

So Bob,

Do you have a URL that gives more info?

Pete

[Ankesh]

Hi Bob,

There are many "almost" perpetual motion machines in existence.

I personally like the cox clock the best. It works because of the difference in the day and night temperature. But when it was made, no one knew why it worked without any source of power.

There are other hand watches that have come out too now - that require no batteries.
http://www.seikousa.com/Technology/T...technologyId=2
They are too heavy as of now though - but they should get the weight down soon.

And has anyone had a chance to see a long pendulum in - maybe a museum or some other place? They tie a long pendulum (just a string with a ball at the end) to 3rd or 4th floor. And it moves because of the Earth's rotation. And they draw the clock below the pendulum. The closer this pendulum is to the equator, the less it swing length. But its accurate everywhere. You've got to see it to understand it...

Bob,

Thanks for posting.

Are you talking about the Blakes Hydram and/or similar other RAM Pumps like those produced by http://www.greenandcarter.com which rely on Flowing Water to work?

If so, why should that get "ol Michael" (whoever he is) going?

YOUNG Michael Ross

heh heh

ol ....michael ...is a term of "endearment"

yep ...those are the ones....they are RAM pumps ..

found the site , Pete, by searching for
rife + water

I am interested in alternative health and cures...and found the RIFE hsitory to be one which shows great promise...I know a guy here intown who has created his own version, treats people for a donation...or free...and has remarkable results...every thing from catarcts to cancer ....

and of course, perpetual motion endeavors would be 'banned' if they really worked...


thanks
bob