Re: YES, mechanical perpetual motion generator based on the Coriolis effect is going to work (JP)

<janpajak@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Mar 7, 1:37 pm, "dkel...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> First, force without motion is not power.
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>The point which you seem to overlook here is that the flywheel that we
>are discussing is actually moving (ratating). It makes one revolution
>per day. It is NOT much and in such technical version it cannot be
>utilised for giving out perpetual free energy. However, it is perfect
?for proving to all these close-minded people who believe in claims of
>the orthodox science that "perpetual motion" is impossible, that in
>reality the perpetual motion is possible to accomplish, and even is
>easy to accomplish.

All you accomplish is to prove that the earth is rotating on its axis. 
Your 
revolving gyro is no more 'perpetual' than the earth's rotation is.

daestrom