A book by Christopher Tansosch Copyright 1999

"After the cars have pivoted to allow a separator to fall…the cars will space themselves as they "flow" to reach equilibrium naturally…No additional input of energy is needed…controlled…can continuously increase its own potential without us having to add any outside energy."

Perpetual Motion: Fuel For The Millennia will properly fill in the blanks and leave you with the truth as I see it.

"I was wrong …There is no extra energy …conclusion that there might be a gain due to the insertion of spacers is incorrect …"
The truth of the matter is that I had to put the cars in from both sides and add the spacers as I went along.

"The weights each experience …two rates of motion around the individual mountings. Each weight rises twice as quickly as when it descends on its drive side. Alternately, there will always be two weights' centers of gravity to the right side …The initial test is done in the usual fashion. No loose clothing is worn."

The net results reveal that "compared with other prototypes I have built, this one took a while …never even a hint of motion trying to expose itself."

"…a chute lower than the height that the fluid would have normally risen is another brilliant idea using capillary action …assumed that naturally, the fluid will keep rising and spilling off, allowing a water wheel, harnessing the full force of the fluid as it heads toward the lower surface …"

Analysis showed that "…the downfall here is that the fluid never leaves the tube."