ITMC930029A1

ITMC930029A1 - WEIGHTS PRODUCED BY UNBALANCED AND TRANSVERSAL SPRINGS BETWEEN FIXED RAIL AND A SELF-ROTATING RIM WITH SUSPENSIONS RESTED INSIDE THE

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Publication number: ITMC930029A1
Application number: IT93MC000029A
Authority: IT
Inventors: Raniero Seri
Original assignee: Raniero Seri
Priority date: 1993-05-03
Filing date: 1993-05-03
Publication date: 1993-08-03
Also published as: ITMC930029A0

Abstract

Energia illimitata per alternatori, macchine e pompe.(La SECONDA ruota diventerà più famosa della prima quando riuscirà a produrre un suo moto rotatorio spontaneo, illimitato, perpetuo. Le due molle sbilanciate hanno la funzione di PESI laterali, a 180°, come se ci fosse un PESO attaccato a destra e un altro a sinistra, che scendono col cerchio-ruota, che essi pesi fanno scendere. Le due corde hanno un'asta rigida che finisce con una testina rotante dentro la parete della rotaia circolare fissa. Le molle, cioè i pesi, girano con le ruote, che esse fanno girare. L'inventore SERI Raniero - via S. Lucia 17 - Serravalle di Chienti - 62038 - MC - Italy propone la fabbricazione di Elettrogeni e RIVENDICA: 1) molle (martinetti o altro) in trazione o spinta tra asta con due corde da cerchio (o ruote girevoli su rotaia fissa) a 180° sullo stesso cerchio, in coppie, trasversali, con l'asta a testina rotante su rotaia circolare fissa, con o senza liquido scorrevole. - N.B. Urge più ONU anche dentro gli Stati, più convivenza, più tolleranza, più disciplina, più SPIRITUALITA' giudeo-cristiana-musulmana e il salario alle casalinghe secondo i titoli di studio).Unlimited energy for alternators, machines and pumps. (The SECOND wheel will become more famous than the first when it manages to produce its spontaneous, unlimited, perpetual rotary motion. The two unbalanced springs have the function of WEIGHTS sideways, 180 °, as if there are were a WEIGHT attached to the right and another to the left, which descend with the rim-wheel, which weights bring down. The two ropes have a rigid rod that ends with a rotating head inside the wall of the fixed circular rail. The springs, that is, the weights, turn with the wheels, which they turn. The inventor SERI Raniero - via S. Lucia 17 - Serravalle di Chienti - 62038 - MC - Italy proposes the manufacture of Generators and CLAIM: 1) springs (jacks or other ) in traction or thrust between the rod with two hoop ropes (or wheels rotating on a fixed rail) at 180 ° on the same rim, in pairs, transversal, with the rod head rotating on a fixed circular rail, with or without sliding liquid. - N.B. There is also a need for more UN within States, more coexistence, more tolerance, more discipline, more Judeo-Christian-Muslim SPIRITUALITY and the salary to housewives according to educational qualifications).

Description

PESI PRODOTTI DA MOLLE SBILANCIATE E TRASVERSALI TRA ROTAIA FISSA E UN CRCHIO AUTOROTANTE CON SOSPEN= SIONI APPOGGIATE DENTRO IL CERCHIO-ROTAIA " WEIGHTS PRODUCED BY UNBALANCED AND TRANSVERSAL SPRINGS BETWEEN FIXED RAIL AND A SELF-ROTATING CRCH WITH SUSPEN = SIONS SUPPORTED INSIDE THE RAIL-RIM "

RIASSUNTO SUMMARY

Energiaillimitata per alternatori,macchine epompe. Unlimited energy for alternators, machines and pumps.

TESTOdella Descrizione TEXT of Description

La SECONDA ruota potr? diventare famosa almeno quanto la prima di10;000 anni fa,se produce moto spontaneo, illimitato,eperpetuo,come questo nostro cerchio-ruota attraversato damolle trasversali dall'asta appesa a corde allarco opposto a 180?.Non c'? attrito,se non quello della testina rotante,che evita il sollevamen to dell'asta parallela appesa alle corde,testina ro= tante dentro la rotaia circolare.Le molle come pesi laterali fanno cadere-rotare il cerehio-ruota e si muovo(CADONO)con esso-essa.Il peso cade col cerchio cerchio cade c?l peso;cos? le molle.come due pesi, da unaparte Newton,da una parte Archimede.La partenza ? da una partedeIn asta parallela,la cui spinta nega= tiva sispegne nella parete interna della rotafia circo lare fissa,attrito che forse richiede liquido o aria. The SECOND wheel can? to become at least as famous as the first 10,000 years ago, if it produces spontaneous, unlimited, and perpetual motion, like this wheel-circle of ours crossed by transverse springs from the rod hanging from ropes to the arc opposite 180? friction, if not that of the rotating head, which avoids the lifting of the parallel rod hanging from the strings, head ro = many inside the circular rail The springs as lateral weights make the wheel-wheel fall-rotate and move (FALL) The weight falls with the circle circle falls with the weight; the springs. like two weights, on the one hand Newton, on the one hand Archimedes. from a parallel rod part, whose negative thrust removes friction in the inner wall of the fixed circular rail, which perhaps requires liquid or air.

Claims

CLAIMS l) one or more? springsfmartinetti, or other-) in traction or thrust between the rod hanging on two ropes from a wheel circle (or rotating wheels coupled on a fixed circular rail as a function of trolleys 1 to 180? ("between the rod") and the rco opposite of the same wheel rim near one of the two ropes from which the opposite rod is hung, reached in a transversal way rotating trstina rods swivel castors (with or without o.wheels) with or without liquid flowing in the rim-rail, with or without air cooled. 2) Copnia of springs / or jacks and / or other tie rod) from a third / outer rim-wheel to a tight rope between the first and the second inner rim, with or without traction edge - synchrony between the third and the second = bondo circle I rotated 180, tilted towards the center to gain the difference between long arm and short arm. 3) As above in n? L), with or without a circle in the center joined to the springs as a function of distance synchronizer; or another string between the two carriages, that is: cone without one or more? ropes between the two carriages