Its basically a mechanism that I can link to a big turbine for example and spin it forever. I have worked on this idea for many years.
My question is what steps can I take to make it worth my while and for my family.
thanks for all your replies, in advance
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You may have worked on the idea for many years, but you need to get a working model before anyone will listen to you. And building a working model is where everyone who tries to build a perpetual motion machine seems to run into problems.
Your will be fighting a major uphill battle getting anyone to listen to you. For example, the US Patent Office will reject your application outright. Get your machine working first, then come back and talk to us.
I find your username speaks volumes… Good luck defying the second law of thermodynamics…
be careful with who finds out about it. you don’t want to get sued.
i would also drop the “no financial cost” part. sounds too much like you plan to have big foot run it. all you have to do is capture one, with peanut butter.
it has to have a financial cost. you can burn used vegetable oil from restaurant fryalators in your car , for free. restaurants will give it to you.
but, you have to dewater and filter it, mcnuggets dont burn.
there is your financial cost.
solar power is free, but the panels cost money.
an endless motion machine needs to be oiled, or something, nothing can run without maintenance.
Sounds like a wind mill.
And yeah, we don’t have to pay for wind.
To make it worth your while, just mount a fan blade on an automotive “alternator” and hook it up to your tv. Aim to have it at 30 feet or higher above ground.
Everything is in motion if looked at from the proper frame of reference.
Good luck getting paid for it.
entropy isn’t what it used to be