ITMC20100058A1 - NEWTON BARICENNET, SUPPORTED BY THE ARCHIMEDE VERTICAL ALSO IN SIDE MOVEMENTS. - Google Patents

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of the INDUSTRIAL Invention entitled "NEWTON'S CENTER OF GRAVITY SUPPORTED BY THE VERTICAL OF ARCHIMEDE ALSO IN THE LATERAL MOVEMENTS"

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An engine with unlimited energy potential can be and a

with ropes at the side on the hook of Newton's cylinder or on an aerostatic balloon, of any size, weights and, one-off stretched olls (see FIG. 10.424). with central ring closing Newton's cylinder (weight canceled by the liquid of Archime de.in. Closed tank, and with two hooks (spokes) for the four belts, opposed two by two to support the cylinder (or the aero = atato) by means of the load on the sides. Instead of a central pin . which can be used with movable oval, both vertical and lateral .. So in particular they have:

. (1) circumference of the watertight cylinder or of the balloon (2) central circle for closing the cylinder and two hooks for the two plus two opposing straps for central pin use;

(3) one-time, radial, stretched springs with weights, such as spheres;

(4) radial supports for brake to the other negative thrust;

(5) straps from the outside of the ring (and Archim's tub,

Claims (1)

CLAIMS 10.423) Each self-rotating as a watertight cylinder in a closed tank with Archimedes liquid against the barycenter of ton, or aerostat, compressed by gas, inflated balloon, with opposing pair belts instead of the central pin (or even pin In fixed oval supports or central furniture, either in circumference or just inside, hooked in any case to rubbers, or plastic pads, belts and hooks, even if only two, of rubbers or other (material cold, combined with the previous ones from n. 10,000 to no. 10.430 also for each reciprocal integration and / or completion. either mine or other inventors motor hooked inside, including this with tie rods (one-off stretched springs with or without weights, or the opposite) radial and eccentric on the side on fulcrums at 180 "with ropes and other rope on the other side of the rim at the center or circumference, and other close support on the short (elongated) arm of the levers, both for balloons and watertight cylinders on any Archimedes liquid. 10.424) As above with the two strings on either side of the weight radial tie rods and sides around the ball, (also cylinders with any liquid or other weight); 180 ° angled brakes 10.425) Tie rods as one-off stretched springs with weights (possibly as balls or cylinders) from inside the rod with from to traction side of the circumference, and angled supports opposite 180 ° inside the circumference; 10.426) As above but with recovery of the negative thrust CLAIM (2) with arm (rods) close to the center with ropes and center hooks. 10.427) As above, balloons or cylinders in closed tanks with Archimedes' liquid and the four belts instead of the pin central for soft support and Newton's immersion free and adequate to the weight of the cylinder's center of gravity) and recoveries at the center of the other negative thrust and against the clockwise direction. 428) Runs over but with recovery of the negative thrust with spokes on opposite pulleys at 180 ° inside the circumf.za. 10.429) As s.with supports on the eccentric fulcrums and with the short arm extended to the other side, and recovery of the negative thrust with the radii of the two pulleys at 180 ". 10.430) Each aerostat (or Newton cylinder against Archi = beacons in closed tank), with radial tie rods. unexpected events on the sides of the levers, with recovery of the other short thrust against lever arms pivoted to the side of the circumference with double thrust, active.