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Do you guys believe that this device proves the following to be true? Negative Entrophy Amplifies Electricity When It Encounters Resistance (a short).
sirmikeydotcom 3 years ago
I have no clue how this works, I am not good at theory... This is all new ground for me, and I would rather do the experiment than struggle with the theory... It sure has taught me alot about coils.
marthale7 3 years ago
eager to see further videos. It would be great to see clearer pictures of the circuit.
-wats the rating on that bulb? voltage?
-does it need a ignition coil?
-could u use a 555 timer circuit instead of relay? its a bit noisy and I'd imagine it doesn't like high frequencies...
cheers,
-dodo
dodoshlodo 3 years ago
This one is well documented; and here is the inventor /watch?v=EPoJ9gCk2Rk
sirmikeydotcom 3 years ago
Let the party begin. I think this thing is really going to fly. My next step now that the amp draw and heating problems are solved, is to start doing charging tests. You have a great setup for doing that. Imhotep and Peter will be very interested in what you find. This might just beat a Bedini.
Lidmotor 3 years ago
4 AM in the morning :) sleep only for about 3 hours then had to test some things. I swapped the batteries, and the charging battery surpassed the primary battery, I am just where I was when I started in voltage. So this baby from my first test shows that it can charge a battery not with fluff voltage but voltage that will hold under a load. I am curious to find out what loads your 24V battery will hold. Gonna let this run all night, because it can! :)
marthale7 3 years ago
Great to see both u guys replicating this thing by Imhotep.. I think I'm gonna have to give it ago too..
Clearly running on similar principles to Bedini motor, and I love that it is providing substantial lighting while at least recycling energy back into battery, and at best creating surplus energy from the vacuum. I can really see real applications of this in homes. even if your only collecting half of the enrgy back its still worthwhile.
dodoshlodo 3 years ago
Go with the solid state, as it is much quieter... Thanks for sharing.
marthale7 3 years ago
cheers, my ignition coil just arrived today, and i built an oscillator (555) last week, but it operates from 100Hz-20KHz - Do u think this is too high frequency?
Have u had a look at the oscillating wave on an oscilliscope to see the frequncy?
Been doin some research, it seems like its working on Bedini (catch BEMF 4 charge battery) and Tesla Coil (to provide the light) Principles
dodoshlodo 3 years ago