NOVELTY - The machine has an absolute perpetual motion machine with a balancing weight, resistance weight and a pull weight that outweigh total weight of a moving component during output/discharge operations. A dependent perpetual motion machine requires electric motor to overcome the resistance and to maintain the rotations per minute (RPM) of the machine. Difference between the absolute machine and dependent machine is that an intake's weight compensator, an intake's out-balancing weight, and the resistance and pull weights that are applicable only to Absolute Cangrier-M1 machine.    USE - Cangrier-M1 (C-M1) machine for hydro electric power generation by recycling water.    ADVANTAGE - The difference between the absolute and dependent perpetual motion machines is that the intake's weight compensator and intake's outbalancing weight and the resistance weight and pull weight that are in the absolute machine which are not present in the dependent, so that absolute's structure is higher than the dependent and has a heavier moving component and counterweight assembly. The Cangrier-M1 (C-M1) does not pollute air and water and does not produce sound, heat, smoke, waste, and radiation, so that the machine does not contribute to air, water, and noise pollution and global warming. The machine does not cause fire and explosion as it uses only water, so that the machine is 100 percent safe to mankind. The C-M1 does not utilize any form of power source such as hydro, geothermal, solar, wind, sea wave, and sea current. The machine is 40-60 percent inexpensive and 6 to 7 times faster to build for power generation. The machine can even last for a century without breakdown as the machine is a low rotations per minute (RPM) machine and has about seven moving parts. The machine can be built within a city or urban area as the machine is noise-free, thus minimizing or eliminating utilization of expensive pylons, transmission lines and equipments.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a photo of a Cangrier-M1 machine.