G.P. power machine
OwnerDonald Philip Putnaminventor
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This is a description of the submitted drawings—FIG. 1 —frontal view showing the weight belt enclosed in a frame suspended on gears mounted on a axel. FIG. 2—side view of frame supporting weight belt and angel the belt travels. FIG. 3—the best perspective and should be on the cover of this invention. It shows the direction the weight belt travels and location of sag rail necessary for optimum performance. FIG. 4—gives the spacing of the gears that support the belt and angel that the belt travels. FIG. 5—is a view of the weight belt with size specifications of the different component parts along with the rollers that contact the sag rail. FIG. 6—gives the specifications of three different parts of the machine, mainly for the manufactory. FIG. 7 —sketch of a support gear. manufactory info. FIG. 8—picture of assembled prototype to support theory of the machine.
I, Don Putnam, applicant Ser. No. 11/978,247 Filing or 371(C) Date May 9, 2006 have invented a gravity propelled power machine. Gravitational pull causes the weight belt, that extends out on one side, to revolve, producing torque power. It does not require a fossil fuel for it's operation and therefore it is non polluting. It produces torque power to run all kinds of machinery and when connected to a generator, it will produce electricity.
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