Imhotep Radiant Oscillator -- Solar powered

It might seem a bit redundant .. but i would definitely use a solar powered light system to light my fish tank .. it would turn on automatically and turn off with the rising and setting of the sun. thats one thing you could do with it ..

Dude all that RF is messing with your camera. Thats pretty cool.

With a 40 watt solar panel and an amp draw you could easily step up that voltage to power multiple bulbs. A 555 dc/ac converter is one way...

In my next video I use a 2 watt solar panel. I just used the big one the day I made this video because it was handy and I wanted to make the point that solar energy can be used to power the device. The real news here is that this thing charges up another battery while it lights the light.

the real news is it doesn't matter if you use a 2w or a 40w solar panel! the circuit will still only draw the same current :)

have you tried directing the sunlight onto your solar panel using mirrors? or glass focusing lenses? apparently it ups the effeciency of the solar panel 100 fold!

thanks, that really helps me to measure power on my Bedini

Yes, that little trick will allow you to measure now much power the Bedini or Newman motor is able to send to the charging battery. It only works for coils with collapsing fields though, and will not work for external pick-up coils that generate power from magnets on the rotor flying by.

If you are a keener and want to measure the actual power consumption of the motor, then try this:

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It may look a bit unusual, but it should work just fine.

Check out my next video. I run this on a small 2 watt panel.

In my opinion a combination of all of the technologies that we have available such as Bedini, Ecklin, Jonson, HHO, solar, semiconductors, parabolic reflectors can turn the home and car into a self sufficient energy plant. Good work... keep going!