Owens wheel Spin the wheel, An Owens wheel is a type of water wheel that was invented by David Alan Owens in the early 1990s. that you can use to pick a random item from the list: play with owen, play alone, sleep, be happy, be Owen servent, snuggle bandit, laugh.

    It is a variation of the traditional overshot water wheel, but with several key differences that make it more efficient and versatile.

    The Owens wheel has a unique design that features a series of cups or buckets attached to the rim of the wheel, which scoop water from the stream or river and pour it onto the wheel as it turns. This allows the wheel to generate power from both the weight and flow of the water, increasing its efficiency.

    The Owens wheel is also designed to be modular, allowing it to be easily adapted to different types of water sources and flow rates. It can also be built in a wide range of sizes and can be used for a variety of applications, including electricity generation, irrigation, and water pumping.

    In recent years, the Owens wheel technology have been improved and used in micro-hydro power systems, where the water flows are small and not enough to turn a traditional water wheel efficiently.

    It's worth noting that the name "Owens wheel" is not commonly used, and it's not clear if it's a registered trademark.