February 22, 2011
Forever.
PlayThese are three images from a specific list of 12. What list?
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Answer:
The digest of “Perpetual Motion Gimmicks” maintained by the US Patent Office. All these devices are, evidently, perpetual motion machines that people tried to patent.
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The USPTO’s list of perpetual motion gimmicks.
12 perpetual motion machines which were granted patents by the uspto
12 perceptual motion machine patents by the uspto
The examples would all seem to be variants on perpetual motion/overunity/overbalanced/gravity motors.
Beyond the obvious, I’m stuck on what group of 12 they could be part of.
Perpetual motion machine
Perpetual Motion Machines
perpetual motion machine
Bessler’s Wheel
Drop power statio to convert hydraulic energy to mechanical energy into electrical energy.
Patents granted for perpetual motion machines.
The patent office specifically disallows this, but these patents cleverly never mention the terms anywhere in their claims.
Image 2 is from: http://www.google.com/patents/.....UMAAAAEBAJ
Image 3 is from: http://www.google.com/patents/.....kDAAAAEBAJ
Perpetual motion machines
conversion of gravitational energy to rotational energy
free energy gravity wheel
sjack abelling
weight power plant
US Patent Office’s Perpetual Motion Gimmicks.
Perpetual motion devices that managed to slip the patent office’s filters and get patented. The US patent office requires a working model for any device claiming perpetual motion to be patented. The list consists of all those patents that somehow managed to circumvent this restriction by suitably vague language.
Perpetual motion
Patent for a perpetual motion machine?