bedini no moving parts

solid state bedini
flip flop trigger

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Science & Technology

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• bedini
• solid
• state
• generator

[captainpecan]

Great video. Your working on very similar to what I'm working on. I'm still trying to eliminate the primary battery though and replace it with a cap. Getting tired of popping transistors though, lol. I'll post when I get some more positive results. It would be great to see your schematic, as I am having a rough time pushing my cap up even with the primary battery still in the circuit.

Great video though, it's good to see more working closely to what I'm working on.

[time00001]

I feel you

I just burnt my power transistor

I got over 4000 volts out on my latest coil

I need to put another video up for that one.

time

[danwatchorn]

good vid! Can you post the schematic or will you patent it?

[time00001]

I'll be posting schematic. It's not pattent material I cippied it from several sources But we can all build them for little or no money, my next video is going to be a blast of information on perfecting the system, its taken a while to get my mind around overunity and resonant motors I burned up 3 trigger circuits to get the one I'm using now, found the flaw so you don't have to.

[danwatchorn]

Did you ever post the schematic for this?

[weeeendog]

there is nothing new about charging a dead alkaline battery. And it does not require any special technique to do it . . . just stuff some current and and away you go.

the truth of the matter is, no matter how hard you try, you can't rejuvenate a dead alkaline battery into anything useful. Tell me honestly . . . were you able to recharge a dead Duracell and put it into something and run it for more than a short moment?

[Joeviocoe]

How is this different from other solid-state DC Pulse battery chargers on the market? They revive dead batteries just fine.

[danwatchorn]

you rock!