Starting a thread...

[Blisterize]

This thread is proof that we all have weed today!

[RESiNATE]

lol...welcome to stonersville hehehe...

This is serious shit, people!
We could be on the verge of a revolution in energy supply...!


Right,, now that we've composed ourselves...I'll continue...

From the diagram, we can see that gravity is the motion force.
The weight of the water-filled bucket, allows the water-mill to gain inertia.
In turn, in drives the dynamo in the generator - creating electricity!

However, we need to find a way to pump the water back round to the tap, without using any energy (if possible) - therefore making the motion become repetitive inertia...100% efficient.
Also, the energy lost within the bearings of the whole contraption must be eliminated...frictionless bearings?

hmmmm

[maryjanemama]

This thread is proof that we all have weed today!

Hehe, yep, I don't know what I'm even reading here...I think I was supposed to click on those links or whatever, but not right now......

[dog420]

Don't you just hate it when ...........

[Blisterize]

Damn Res, I just call the power company! LOL

[poorman3]

intsead of water being used as your motion force, think about how you might could use magnets. less friction? does all the appilances where your from all use 240vts? like in the u.s.a. we have 110vts.

[RESiNATE]

Yeah, all our stuff is 240V...we need loads of power, man!

No, water isn't used as the motion force, gravity is - the water just provides the inertia mechanism (the water-mill). Magnets could be used, but there is still drag (albeit minute) because of the construction of the water-mill.
Even if the bearings were vacuum sealed, you'd still get a loss of energy from the bearing mountings.

Perplexing indeed.

The only other option, is 'cold fusion'.
And fuck knows how that works!

[poorman3]

yes, no one has figured that out have they? someone did claim they had created cold fusion one time back but they were frauds. they could`nt reproduce their findings or something. peace

[GHoSToKeR]

Resinate, you would need a constant supply of water... no?

[poorman3]

for those with inquiring minds.lol. give image a minute to start.