Mr. Collins I don't have your book yet, but I wonder since you say the
mystery of Bessler's wheel is solved has anyone tried to reproduce it? I
kept
thinking of this new invention IT! That it might run on Perpetual
Motion. It's a
skooter I guess with some technology that is supposed to revolutionize the
world. The inventer was just on 60 Minutes, but they only showed diagrams
of the invention. The previews kept showing someone turn a wheel.
Someone else said it runs on a Stirling engine. I read the story years
ago on
the wheel. It was in one of my old paperbacks. I saw your book
advertised
in Adventures Unlimited. I find the idea very fascinating! From: Ralph
McCormick [email protected]Dear Ralph,
The title of my book has a question mark at the end, the purpose of which
was to suggest that perhaps Johann Bessler at least, had solved the
mystery of perpetual motion. I set out in detail in my book, the evidence
for
this assumption, quoting extensively from letters, documents, certificates
etc. I also deduce from all the availble evidence that it would have been
impossible to pass all the tests which Bessler's wheel underwent unless he
was genuine.Neither I nor anyone else as far as I know, has so far been able to solve
this
mystery of how Bessler did it, but he did leave full instructions which I
discovered, hidden in code in his pamphlets and I have been working
towards
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From: "John Collins" <[email protected]>
To: "Ralph McCormick" <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 10:50 PM
Subject: Re: Bessler's wheel
deciphering them for some years now. I do have a protoptype under
construction which I hope will work, but time will tell.Yes I have been reading about IT too but so far no one seems to be able to
tell what it is all about.John
John Collins, author of:-
"Perpetual Motion:An Ancient Mystery Solved?"
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