Gravity-Lever-Actuated Rotating Engine
OwnerEugene Smithinventor
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Abstract
A gravity-lever-actuated rotating engine which emulates a perpetual motion machine by appearing to produce more energy than is required to power the engine. The gravity-lever-actuated rotating engine produces energy by utilizing a combination of forces, such as gravity, centrifugal force, and air pressure, causing a lever arm featuring shifting weights to rotate about an axis. Accordingly, the gravity-lever-actuated rotating engine appears to produce more energy than is required to power the engine due to the utilization of a combination of “natural” forces, such as gravity and centrifugal force.
Claims19
A gravity-lever-actuated rotating apparatus configured to emulate perpetual motion, comprising:
- at least one elongated base structure;
- at least one lever arm configured to rotate about a fixed axis;
- an electric generator;
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- at least one electric power source.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.