Solar Bedini SSG running a fan while charging batteries

[SouthNJPC]

So i assume that since you say the batteries are actually being charged that the fan uses less than 0.6amps... if you say otherwise than you are stating you are making free energy. If it doesnt use more than 0.6amps and you are not claiming free energy than it would be much less time consuming and cost effective to just hook up the solar panel and use that instead of the rig you have here shown..... so what are you implying in this video?

[Jshaw71]

How much did you get that solar panel from ebay for? Just curious, a neat lil' experiment you got going on there... thanks for the upload...

[2biofan]

I assume this has nothing to do with free energy as far as the whole ether hopethesis revival junk. So with that in mind what is the purpose of the bedini circuit within this setup? If anything else can anyone explain with certainty what confusion about AC current keeps such stuff alive if not just denial in the face of actual results or actual results within grasp that indicate something without "government suppression" to hide or delude any underlying errors? Appease my curiousity

[ShutterbugW]

Your getting more out then you putting in , Don't you love proving them energy guys wrong ..Oh and it all makes sense. and to answer the question about running of the panel its self..Nope, I tried it. a warning about capacitors though..Caution they can kill you if you don't respect them :) Some can cary up to 6,560+ voltages.... that is one shock you do not want. but then the voltage don't kill you its the amperage.

[wdiabc]

hi I did see some guy doing self powering bendini device. it runs without external power input.

[wdiabc]

So i guess you are simply draining energy from the solar panel to power up the fan and charge the battery. But where is the free energy? I suggest you measure the total power in, compare it with the total power output.

[Lidmotor]

@wdiabc----I never said anything about "free energy" here but if I implied that I'm sorry. There is no free ride here---just an interesting look at some different ways to load a solar panel. The solar panel is sayying," OK I'm going to give you 15 watts of power and now what are you going to do with it?"

[SaveDurban]

@Lidmotor A talking solar panel, wow.

[Mystery207]

@Lidmotor wait a min. this experiment should give you overunity in your batteries. The depth and life length should increase in the batteries from using the Motor.

[Lanny615]

@wdiabc The energy is free, however the devices to harness and store the energy costs money. Greetings from sunny Jamaica

[mre2u2]

One more thing. You can cut the end off an old, cheap (or dead) AC adapter and plug it directly into the fan, or, if you don't want to do that you can run wires into the battery box.

[mre2u2]

That O2 will work fine on a small panel with no battery, if you only want to use it in the daytime.. of course, the fan speed will vary with the amount of sunlight. I don't use a regulator either. The O2 uses only about 1/2 amp or 6 watts, so even a 10 watt panel will drive it easily. Advantage to small panel: More current draw means more voltage drop; that's why you don't need a regulator. Idea: If you want to use a 15 watt panel, get 2 of the O2 fans.. they're about $15 each at WalMart

[drycardgolf]

This is awesome. I have a greenhouse that needs circulation. I'm sorry, but I don't get what I need from just researching. My brain wants it to be simple, like hook up a 15 watt panel and then hook it to a DC fan. Right? But then I read about voltage regulators and batteries and I'm not sure if that is extra. I just need a fan in the daytime. Can you explain a bit?

[Lidmotor]

@drycardgolf ---You will need a 12 volt battery also.

[eldante01]

I am really new to all of this, but could you not also charge the batteries and run the fan off the solar panel without the motor?

[Lidmotor]

@eldante01 -----YES. But the charging is different on this setup. Look up Bedini SSG and you will see what I mean.

[jzarfas]

Great work,

[ujayet]

Awesome can you send me a diagrahm of the setup I would like to try somthing like that!

[Lidmotor]

@ujayet ----I don't send out circuit diagrams but if you watch my videos I usually show a circuit diagram. This one is just a standard Bedini SSG circuit. You can find that circuit all over.

[Tab54o]

Using a solar panel to charge batteries directly is more efficient.

[receptor1974]

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[count3rculture]

is it possible to light a bulb and its eco friendly but has it been proven to be a legitimate machine or phenomoenon? to texmurphy these dont work but mabe they are hyper efficient motors?i lyouve got your own ideas as i.i belive there is no such thing as free energy only hyper efficientcy.and evenif thats so that would be enough to use only a tiny amount of fiel like 25% of earths fuel insted of 87% dats gud enuf 4 me

[Texmurphy51]

Here is a BETTER suggestion. Use the output energy and run it to the input to power the thing. Since it is overunity you should be able to do this and still have extra energy to charge a battery. At that point you could disconnect the solar panel and it should run forever. GEE I wonder what would happen if he hooked the cell directly to the batteries and fan, would it charge them??

[valveman12]

You cannot create a closed system. It would never work.

[Texmurphy51]

Well then it does not create excess energy. Lets do it this way. Connect the input battery and output battery to a relay that allows them to be swapped, just like doing it by hand. Now monitor the charge on the output battery and swap them at this point. It should at this point run forever. Right????????

[valveman12]

NO It can't run forever. Why? Loses. Lots of Loses. I.E. Resistance in wiring, Back EMF created WRT Load. The more load, the higher the back EMF. LENs's Law. Heat, bearing friction etc.

[Texmurphy51]

I know that, it sarcasm. This motor is supposed to provide free energy by capturing the back EMF and using it where other motors fight the field. Lots of videos claim to charge batteres many times that if charged by the input would not provide as much power. Free Energy. I am trying to debunk this thing.

[valveman12]

I will agree that capturing some the the Back EMF will allow this motor to run longer than just running it on a battery. The problem is that it will eventually stop.

[Texmurphy51]

Well you do understand but people build this because of the so called Free Energy. Bedini built this in the 1970s claiming he generated free power for his house. Tom Bearden was his friend and they grew out of the oil shortage along with a lot of others, a list too long for this space. Non of this stuff works. The modern creation of this is Rodin's Coil. They sell parts, plans, take donations in Rodins case. Link it to Mystical forces but in the light of day non of these devices give free energy

[sketchartistmc]

@Texmurphy51 tex, how would i do that. i took 2 motors out of a cd-drive. when i use a 9v (putting out 8.4v) to run one motor using a gear to spin the other motor, the output is over 9v.. so.. any ideas?

[Texmurphy51]

I was being sarcastic about running the output to the input. It will not work, thats the point. The people who build these devices charge a battery, using a battery thru a device, then claim free energy. You cant get something for nothing.

[ingesumadre]

NICE SYSTEM

[rroge5]

omg this video was uploaded on my birthday!

[marthale7]

Nice, AC fan?

[Lidmotor]

Nope. 12 volt DC. Works like a champ. Runs on D cell batteries, 110Volt wall adapter, or now --A John Bedini SSG!!!!!! YAHOO!!!!!

[Drevtoobe]

Nice setup. If you did an energy audit and looked at all of the power flows, the roughly 15 watts of input power are being spread around to your different batteries like you are slicing up a pie. One slice of the pie that you can't measure with your multimeters would be the heat slice.

By adding the big battery to the solar panel you clamp the solar panel output to the battery voltage. That's a GOOD thing because you bring the solar panel close to its "sweet spot", and get more power from it