Question How many RPMs will this wheel trun?
Can someone tell me "if" there was an overbalanced wheel, and this wheel was 10 feet tall. The weight on the overbalanced side was forever 2300 pounds and the weight on the opposite side stayed forever weighing 700 pounds. How many RP Ms would this wheel turn? At the rate of a falling object? 10 mts per second per second?

Best Answer mts, I guess means meters. mts is NOT an abbreviation for meter. 10 m/s² is an acceleration not a velocity, so that is not correct. But the answer is depends on the friction and other drag type forces. The wheel, if it had a force causing it to rotate, would accelerate until the friction forces equaled the forces causing it to rotate. BUT I don't think that would happen. The 2300 lb force is straight down, so it will not cause any wheel rotation. From what you say, it is always straight down, so it can never cause any rotation. .

Question I make a Free Energy Machine. What should I do ?
My Free Energy Machine is a kind of overbalanced wheel. It can work 24 x 7. Any time, any where, in the world. No fuel, air, sun, water, magnet... required.

Best Answer I think you need to take at least one physics class.

Question pepetual motion notion.?
to be considered perpetual motion, would the devise have to run without an external input of energy "forever", or untill the parts of such devise simply wore out? I know im gonna catch some heat for this, but, i think its possible. possible by using 2 constant forces complimenting the others role. 1. gravity 2. magnets ,, i wish i could draw on here, this theory has haunted me for years. overbalancing a farriswheel by using the polarity of a stationary magnet to "push" the reciprocating closer to the center of the wheel , decreasing the energy needed to ascend that is being provided by the descending magnets that were extended to the end of the lever by springs after leaving the magnetic field. HELP reciprocating magnets...typo i know its been deemed impossible, but so was alot of things before someone did them. flight, space travel, trveling faster than your horse could run, depending on the time frame you wish to consider

Best Answer Gravity travels at the speed of light and is therefore inescapable. The force of gravity would eventually cause your device to quit moving. This might be an eternity but it would eventually stop. Sorry, but no arrangement of magnets and gravity will result in a perpetual motion device. The only thing you might ever consider a perpetual motion device is the entire universe itself and that in itself is debatable.