Magnet motor bednin circuit

Here's my spiral rotor system with two more arm added (four total) all with 7/8x7/8 n52 neo's. I wanted to test it with a straight bedini circuit coil setup and as you can see it works nicely.

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• bedini
• magnet
• motor
• solenoid
• pulse
• wankel

[r123062b]

Fans, The bedini circuit is not new. Its like a brush less motor in principle. No free energy. Assuming the system can achieve 120% OU, these cannot even produce enough electricity for commercial use.

[mcorrade]

your 120% correct :) Although it's not new it's still fun to try it on different setups. I was simply trying to see how much free rotation I could get using the spiral. Not free energy just free rotation. It amounts to very little. Anyway I've abandon this setup for now to look at another old technology, the newman motor.

[shanebieda]

is this free energy or what?

[mcorrade]

Listen and you'll hear the answer. Of course it's not free. The rotor is powered by the bedini pulse.

[mixcev]

youre on the right way. great!!!

you must have a charging battery in a bedini circuit. thats what bedini is all about. radiant goes to charging battery. neon must never light, if it lights it means overvoltage is hitting the transistor instead of charg.bat.

ultimately you can charge capacitor instead of ch.bat. and dump it with a timer in primary battery, and hopefully have a self sustaining system on one side, and a runing wheel can run a generator just as you want.

great work, keep it up

[mcorrade]

mixcev, thanks for your replies. You always give me great feed back with real stuff I can try and do.

[knowledgemonger]

The Bedini motor is actually very inefficient. If you carefully measure the power input and power output, you will find this to be true.

It is very hard to make the measurement. The circuit draws its power in very short pulses. This makes it hard to get accurate values. On many systems, the output power is actually zero because the machine is doing no work. All the input goes to the losses. In such cases, the efficiency is zero by definition.

[vbi2dd103Abgr]

Hi Mcorrade,

Great Work!!!

This is that I am looking for, and I am working for also, a Joining Bedini and wenkel. My system, not totally finish and tested yet. Only partial test, bedini part and wenkel part. The current draw of bedini is very low and efficient, and I can see good acceleration of wenkel as well.

The system is different in rotor model, to provide more generation electric.

Congratulation Sir, since you already found it one half years ago!

[mike4ty4]

If this thing gets "over unity" you should be able to keep exchanging the two batteries back and forth until they run out of charge cycles. Can you do that?

[MockEmpire]

space motors beaming electricity back to earth

[pi55hat]

In theory yes limited by several things. 1) friction however small from the bearings. 2)reaction speed of the circuit. 3) force of the expanding magnetic field from the coil. assuming you can make a very high response circuit, as the speed gets higher the rotation will become limited when the force from the expanding field is equal to the bearing friction. or if residual field interferes with spin where friction+field gearing=field force

[i3r4dl4d]

imagine running this in space, so the 4 arms floated in a fricionless vacuum with nothing to slow it down. It would just get faster and faster?