> >
> >> Does it work or does it not!?
> >
> >  Well, it might *work* if you build it right, depending on what you
> >want it to *do*!
>
> Then there's Perpetual Immobility.  More commonly known as "couch potato."
>
> Andy
>

If you remove all the extraneous parts, what this device is, is what
we call a 'teeter-totter', a plank centered on a fulcrum and powered
by 2 isoweight kids.  In this case, the 2 kids are the perpetual
motion device.
designed my first p-m device at age of 7.
alice
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> Andy Kunz - Statistical Research, Inc. - Westfield, New Jersey USA
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alice