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New Model Bedini attached to HHO cell.

A dual bifilar coil SSG with the output routed through 6 plate HHO cell.  
 
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sssbob (1 month ago) Show Hide
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if i understand the bedini motor correctly,the output is "negative energy".in the movie "energy from the vacuum pt2" tom bearden states that currently there is no mechanical application for this type of energy.john bedini also states that the ONLY way to convert this energy to a usable form is thru the chemical reaction that takes place inside a battery.somehow the negative energy creates more ions than positive energy.this is supposedly where the over-unity comes from.
loweylegend (4 months ago) Show Hide
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your fusees are blowing because your bolt is shorting the cell
Pwordchernoir (3 months ago) Show Hide
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the cell is mounted on two seperate bolts. There is no short.
comwarrior69 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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bedini's were not designed to power a device that pulls so much...

Also... you do not need multiple bifilar coils...
Use a single wire coil and send it directly to your HHO plates...

Also, having one bedini circuit and twi bifilar coils your actually halfing the amout of power it can produce. Run the second bifilar coil from a second bedini circuit.
Pwordchernoir (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I am well aware that the bedini was not designed for this purpose. This video is for demonstration purposes only. I must ask however, how is the power being halved? The configuration of the rotor and coils means that each coil fires separately, sending a high voltage spike to the receiving battery or stainless plate. The second coil fires in the time the other is off. You do not seem to truly understand this machine. 2 coils, 3 equally spaced magnets. Work it out.
comwarrior69 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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with only one npn transister you will be firing both coils at the same time...
Pwordchernoir (1 year ago) Show Hide
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now that u mention it, and i think about it. ok. but the power will still go to the second battery.
comwarrior69 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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if you have both drive coils linked together then the back emf from one coil will flow around the second coil and dissapear... it would be easyer to short out around the other drive coil than it is to overcome the 'resistance' of the diode and your HHO plates.
Pwordchernoir (1 year ago) Show Hide
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when connected to the plates, yes. Acting as just an energiser the battery absorbs the spike. I have tested. Removing a connection on one coils power turn, the charging voltage in secondary battery lowers.
comwarrior69 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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correct me if i'm wrong...
I thaught you were using a single battery and the output for the seccond battery was going straight to the HHO cell?

Remove the second coil completely from the circuit and retest with HHO cell.
Also, disconnect the HHO cell and use a multimeter and check that you are still getting voltage on the power lines to the hho cell.

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