Wind powered generator with gravity assisted mechanical advantage booseter

What is claimed is the method of converting wind energy to mechanical energy by the use of the mechanical advantage of the wind energy providing a continuously off-balance condition wherein gravity is put to work assisting the wind energy in the production of energy for useful work such as mechanical rotary motion or generation of electrical energy by the;

• use of a counter balanced pair or multiple pairs of weights,
• one of which is a concentrated mass,
• one of which is a circle or wheel configuration mass,
• then providing for an imbalance between the concentrated mass, and the wheel or circle mass,
• by the controlled location of an auxiliary mass within the wheel,
• such as to first add increased force on the downward motion of the wheel side of the counter balanced unit.
• then reduce the force on the upward motion of the wheel side of the counter balanced unit,
• causing the force on the concentrated mass to exceed that on the wheel and auxiliary mass and thus take on a downward rotation,
• the auxiliary mass moving along the wheel in predesigned locations,
• such as to continuously produce a greater force on the downward motion side of the rotating unit,
• the auxiliary mass moving along the wheel by the conversion of wind energy to rotary motion by means of a propeller, savonious rotor, American mult blade rotor, Dutch four arm rotor, high speed two or more blade propeller, Darrious rotor, Vortex tower rotor, or any other similar device,
• and located at specific balance points or locations within or without the wheel by means of gears, chains, belts, pneumatic, or hydraulic device or combination of devices,
• thus using the mechanical advantage of mass times its distance or lever arm, with the mass acted on by gravity, to convert wind energy to useful work.