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Approximately 4-5 minutes

Maybe your smooth brain can’t just see how it works

@@destructionandmore5430 yes, I’m just stupid.

Liar

Thanks for the laughs "chosen ONE"....ha ha ha....made my afternoon.

About 3 or 4 minutes, then you have to crank up the weight again.

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@@hyxl3r254 both the links in description are not working for me. Are they working for you?

this isn't real dude just because he made an excuse saying "oh it only runs for 5 minutes" no it wouldn't run at all.

@@nootaboot7042 That's odd, it's been working for Grandfather clocks for 100's of years.

@@areslucas4326 Nobody gives a shit.

@@nootaboot7042 moron, it shows the weight he uses to power it in the video, he didn't say it was perpetual motion, it isn't perpetual motion. It's literally...like...did you watch the video??? Did you read the comment you replied to??? How many things had to go wrong for you to type that?

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There’s actually a pulley system too and with a very fine fishin line.

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At some point the springs would equalize their forces and stop due to losses in energy

Like a grandfather clock.

You still have to lift the weight.

@@ddegn true but still better than hand crank

You still have to lift the weight. Attach the generator to the wheel directly. No need for a fan if you want to make electricity from lifting a weight.

Yep, it is supposed to. The Thread is attached to the hanging weight below (near the floor). This is not purporting to be perpetual device, just a gravity (via weight) assisted device.

you are a genius................................... "Gravity Powered Motor Kinetic Sculpture"!!!!

Grandfather clocks have used weights as a power supply for a long time. This video shows a fun sculpture. It's not new science.

It's not a perpetual motion machine, nor is it claiming to be one. There's a weight in the system. You can see it at 0:31. It's a pendulum bob clock mechanism; The weight slowly falls, converting its potential energy into kinetic energy. That's why the weight is so massive, since potential energy P = mass x 9.81 x height, so the larger the mass, the more potential energy available to the system. At some point, the weight will need to be lifted back up, which is exactly what happens when you wind up a pendulum bob clock.

Don't even bother man, there's always a guy like this in very single innovation attempt, their minds are so limited they have to complaint to the world that they just got called a "lesser mind" through tangible results.

@@Rulox999 hahaha... it is Science, is not about belive something... THE VIDEO SHOULD BE CONTAIN A LABEL THAT ADVICE THAT THE MECHANISM IS NOT FREE ENERGY... if you don´t like the rigor of the science then get out

@@BV2 Yep... there it is. Good job "science" Karen, thanks for policing and regulating the title of this video. We will take in consideration your opinion and toss it in the "very important" pile. We here on the internet really care about being kept aware of ways in which to increase the safety of your pointless sensibilities.

@@Rulox999 really?... that is your answer???... hahahaha I understand why you are so angry about a simple question... hahahahaha

Yes, you're right. It's criminal to waste the gravity on that way.

Cole I hope so. The string is integral to the successful operation of the kinetic sculpture.

Gus96 the whole device is pretty gutless. Too much friction anywhere will cause it to slow down or stop. I’m not saying it’s impossible, but the hanging weight would probably have to be heavier to compensate for the extra friction of a tiny dc generator running a small led bulb.

@@rj40m ah i didn't realize, thanks for replying

@@rj40m what about setting up multiple of these and connecting them to one main spinning generator?

Magnetic field have some resistance in it. Adding it would change the system depending on the weight of the pendulum and how strong is the magnet.

X supuesto, la gravedad hara el resto

Andrew Hodgson, normally, the longer the pendulum the slower the swing, but because I placed a link arm from the pendulum to the wheel, it kind of locked in the speed. If you made a longer pendulum to slow the swing, then it would also affect the swing above the pivot point. To achieve the same stroke distance needed to turn the wheel, the pendulum length above the pivot point would also need to be lengthened, the wheel placed higher up, to have the same stroke distance for the link arm to turn the wheel a rotation. When I made this, it was trial and error, and to compensate for errors, I made the link arm holes larger for more slop on the pins that are on the wheel and pendulum. It’s all the little things that make the difference when it comes to how these things work out. Too much friction between moving parts, is the biggest problem. Use bearings if feasible in your design for moving parts, and fender washers in between moving parts provide less friction than wood on wood. If you’re going to make the pendulum longer, then you may need to have a heavier hanging weight so the force applied to turn the escapement wheel to push the pendulum is greater.

just increase the length of the pendulum below the pivot - below that hammer-head shape. or just cut off the hammer head and lower it downwards using a stick. kis