comwarriors bedini feedback to source / new bedini - Update 11

[slanderousndgs]

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[4CHRISTONLY1]

Glad to see you are Trying to replicate My Fusionchip Bedini feedback to Source using My piggy back coil idea and concept . It is mine you know Com ? Anyways . keep on keeping on and hope one day you will get it like i already did :)

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[comwarrior69]

i do believe i gave you credit when i first started using it...

However...

firstly, i've improved on your idea that results in less lenz effect when drawing power from the 'piggy back coil' which i refer to as a recovery coil... hint hint...

Secondly, your feedback to source was blown completely out of the water by myself and other for which you responded with profanities (swear words)

Now, my feedback to source system bares NO resemblance to your circuit. so don't try to grab credit for it

[comwarrior69]

PS, I have noticed that in the 4 months since i blew you out the water you havn't done a single video on utube...

I've also noticed that even though you call your self fusionchip... you don't use fusion chip when signing up on forums... I wonder why this is... I can't help but think, given the mylow crap, that it's because theirs little substance behind behind what your doing...

[cougarrcsnva]

If I were to do this with a Neodymium magnetic sphere would the Neodymium magnet be spinning with the North and South pole flipping end over end? or is it spinning with the North pole pointing upwards and the South pole pointing downwars or vice/versa? In other words, are the North and South poles perfectly stationary pointing in one direction, either up or down? or are the poles actually tumbling over eachother? Thanks for the great video.

[comwarrior69]

with a sephere the poles would spin end over end depending on how you look at it... But the poles would definatly be moving

[cougarrcsnva]

Thank you very much for the help. I wonder if it would be possible to keep the poles somehow locked in steady place either up or down. But I guess since it is a pulse motor that this would be absolutely impossible. I am new to all this so I am just learning. Thanks again.

[comwarrior69]

on and bedini or newman device the poles have to move in some way...

Why do you not want the poles to move? whats the reasoning behind it?

[gazzaka]

Very nice work, good luck m8 ;-)