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Video Stills: Gravity Power! - British Pathé
I made a new .gif image shown bellow using these 2 images:
http://images.britishpathe.com/?id=4...m=5&size=still
http://images.britishpathe.com/?id=4...m=7&size=still
Here is my .gif image:
This .gif should clear up everything!
The images show that the weight-shafts are attached to rotating-angled-bars. The angle of bend is to the degree that the weight-shafts come up into them. These angled-bars are rotating on shafts that come down through the middle of the side rails of the frame.
2 different shaft positions are shown; when the front and back weight-shafts are leaning almost strait out from the frame and when the front weight-shaft is leaning toward the left-rear-corner of the frame.
It is now apparent that there is no moving cross bar. The illusion of a moving crossbar was caused by the angled-bars moving in and out of the way as they rotate.
Thanks BRITISH PATHÉ!
MagnaMoRo
Video Stills: Gravity Power! - British Pathé
I made a new .gif image shown bellow using these 2 images:
http://images.britishpathe.com/?id=4...m=5&size=still
http://images.britishpathe.com/?id=4...m=7&size=still
Here is my .gif image:
This .gif should clear up everything!
The images show that the weight-shafts are attached to rotating-angled-bars. The angle of bend is to the degree that the weight-shafts come up into them. These angled-bars are rotating on shafts that come down through the middle of the side rails of the frame.
2 different shaft positions are shown; when the front and back weight-shafts are leaning almost strait out from the frame and when the front weight-shaft is leaning toward the left-rear-corner of the frame.
It is now apparent that there is no moving cross bar. The illusion of a moving crossbar was caused by the angled-bars moving in and out of the way as they rotate.
Thanks BRITISH PATHÉ!
MagnaMoRo
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