Abstract: The present invention is energy machine of constant imbalance that forces continual rotation in one direction. An embodiment of this instant invention could include upper and lower spindles, outer and inner ratchet-pulleys, multiple sliders, multiple weight-units resembling enclosed-housings having heavy balls, or liquid, that could be positioned into downward slopes along which the balls would roll, or the liquid would flow, in order to line-up along the locked fast descending outer ratchet-pulley-belts and in order to line-up along the locked slow ascending inner ratchet-pulley-belts, whereupon inevitable natural constant imbalance would be created that is capable to overcome any expected frictions while yielding useful energy output.

Abstract: An energy source system could include sets of two units of one rotating magnet and two swinging targets in each unit on a single spindle. In each unit one swinging target could swing over the spindle in one direction and the other swinging target would swing under the spindle in the opposite direction. The rotating magnet in each unit could ascend and descend driving the over the spindle swinging target, positioned at the inner side of the rotating magnet, from the 90 degrees mark to the 270 degrees mark over the spindle and would descend and ascend driving the under the spindle swinging target, positioned at the outer side of the rotating magnet, from the 270 degrees mark to the 90 degrees mark under the spindle. The rotating magnet in each unit could shuttle inward toward the over the spindle swinging target at the 90 degrees mark and outward toward the under the spindle target at the 270 degrees mark on a one-way linear direction.

Abstract: The present invention provides mathematical logic in determining the likelihood of the sought-after choice from among a group of choices by dividing the group of choices in two groups to create a small group. Then, mandatory selection from the large group of choices is made. Afterward, random elimination must leave two choices standing, one is the sought-after choice and the second is the mandatory selection, one of which is elected as the likely sought-after choice. If the sought-after choice is also the mandatory selected choice, then the second surviving choice can be any other choice.

Abstract: The present invention is an energy source machine comprising in one version of the embodiment of the present invention a vertically rotating base on a spindle held by a frame. The base comprises sliding cross rods, switchable permanent magnets and weight-units. When a rod becomes vertical it slides by the magnetic force of the respective magnet. As the rod slides it elevates its respective weight-units, one above the spindle and one under the spindle. Since the weight-unit above the spindle moves away from the spindle and the weight-unit under the spindle moves toward the spindle, a potential energy is created above the spindle. As the weight-unit above the spindle falls the potential energy is converted to kinetic energy and as the weight-units continue to rotate the kinetic energy becomes rotary energy that can be converted to electricity.

Abstract: The present invention makes it practical and easy to build machines of imbalanced and gravitating magnetic bases by using sets of magnetic bases with On/Off switches, which are adapted to revolve with horizontal spindle on a vertical plane as they achieve the intended imbalance through the lifting of weights when the magnetism of the magnetic bases are switched to “ON” and “OFF” at the vertical line zone and cause the magnetic bases to rotate.

Abstract: My invention makes it easy to force units of mass to jump-up along a vertical line by means of seesaw-like frames, central stationary gear, planetary gears, springs, cylinders and pistons, blockers, triggers, cables, pulleys and cable's slack takers, in order to create imbalance on the same side of the frames that propels the frames to rotate continuously in the same direction and, thus, provide usable rotational energy.

Abstract: The invention herein is novel and practical in providing a method for introducing mathematical logic in games, show-games and lottery, upon which election may be made between two choices that survive elimination. The mathematical logic is simply the product of a division of group of choices into small and large groups of choices, with the reasonable expectation that the sought-after choice is in the large group. After random elimination of all the choices, except each mandatory selected choice plus another choice, of which one must be the sought-after choice, logical election is guarantied, after seeing whether one of the surviving choices came from the small group or the large group of choices.

Abstract: The intended purpose of my invention is to create a point of origin in system from which driving thrusts could evolve. In this system, vacuum can be developed with less force than it naturally is required to create said vacuum. By posting a cylinder, containing two pistons in each cylinder, on each side of the axis of rotation and having gas flow in an out the cylinders under controlled pressures, the system could create such vacuum. As a result, said vacuum can lift more mass than the mass creating said vacuum and, thus, imbalance could be achieved that rolls the system in one direction.

Abstract: The intended purpose of my invention is to create a point of origin in system from which driving thrusts could evolve. In this system, vacuum can be developed with less force than it naturally is required to create said vacuum. By posting a cylinder, containing two pistons in each cylinder, on each side of the axis of rotation and having gas flow in an out the cylinders under controlled pressures, the system could create such vacuum. As a result, said vacuum can lift more mass than the mass creating said vacuum and, thus, imbalance could be achieved that rolls the system in one direction.

Abstract: There is provided, an embodiment, a machine and a method for utilizing the roll of on imbalanced seesaw-like system to obtain useable power. A buoy 11 filled with air is immersed in water inside a container 13, at each end of rolling seesaw. One buoy 11 displaces water outwards, by the force of its buoyancy, in one container 13, while another buoy 11 displaces water inward, by derivative force acting on it in an outwards direction, in the other container 13. The buoys 11 are connected by a pipe 10, which moves the buoys, back and forth, in the containers 13. During the roll, one container 13 becomes heavier than the other and always on the same side of the rolling path, which keeps the seesaw rolling in one direction.

Abstract: There is provided, an embodiment, a machine and a method for utilizing the roll of an imbalanced seesaw-like system to obtain useable power. A buoy 11 filled with air is immersed in water inside a container 13, at each end of rolling seesaw. One buoy 11 displaces water outwards, by the force of its buoyancy, in one container 13, while another buoy 11 displaces water inward, by derivative force acting on it in an outwards direction, in the other container 13. The buoys 11 are connected by a pipe 10, which moves the buoys, back and forth, in the containers 13. During the roll, one container 13 becomes heavier than the other and always on the same side of the rolling path, which keeps the seesaw rolling in one direction.

Abstract: One object of the present invention is to avoid loss of energy during deceleration of a vehicle. Another object is to decelerate an aircraft after its landing and to utilize the energy of said deceleration to taxi that aircraft or for its immediate take-off. This invention can be incorporated in a wheel within which a plurality of energy collectors, or spheres 8', can be housed circumferentially and be so connected as to spin, each about its own axis 20, and to accelerate under the impact of centrifugal force 60 produced by the rotation of said wheel. Each sphere 8' can include two hemispherical chambers 21 that form that sphere. The hemispherical chambers 21 can spin faster than the column of fluid that parallels centrifugal force 60 which acts on that column of fluid in an outward direction along line 22".

Abstract: Apparatus with units having mechanical structures adapted to lengthen radius h (43') and shorten radius s (42') of their rotating mass. Said units can be combined in a radial arrangement. Said units are adapted to spin under the influence of centrifugal force, refers to as centrifugal propellant (60). These spins are adapted to activate said rotating mass when under the influence of centrifugal forces (42) and centrifugal force (43) so as to lengthen and shorten the radius of rotation of said rotating mass. The spinning units adapted to store kinetic energy like flywheels. Another radial arrangement of said units can be adapted to improve aerodynamical properties. Said units can, further, be adapted to improve the efficiency of energy production and for navigational purposes.

Abstract: Mechanical structures adapted to produce thrust. Said structures includes components and mass that rotate about two axes of rotation (20, 10) perpendicular to each other and in two-to-one relationship. In operation, the radius of the rotating mass lengthens and shortens so as to cause unequal forces and unequal pressures to develop at predetermined sections in the cycle of rotation. One structure includes two chambers (21) each having a length and a width and each adapted to permit an inflow (45) and outflow (46) of fluid. The other structure includes a shuttle having two sets of mass members (31), one set of mass members in each chamber. During operation the length of the front chamber aligns vertically, while the length of the back chamber aligns horizontally and the set of mass members within each chamber aligns angularly to said length.