Bobin Bedini.ASF

This is a tiny Bedini style pulse motor I'm calling the "Bobin Bedini". The coil is made using a plastic sewing machine bobbin as the form. The circuit is basically a John Bedini SSG design but modified. A diametrically magnitized neo magnet spins on a concave mirror in front of the tiny air core coil and triggeres the circuit. In this video I am running the device on only indirect solar energy inside my house. This project was inspired by Eroutt's posted videos here at Youtube.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Bedini SSG
• solar energy
• electronics
• pulse motor

[rroge5]

i always thought it was abit of a waste to have a 2 winding coil when 1 of the windings is only used for triggering. (only 1/2 of the space is used for the main coil).

[Lidmotor]

rroge5---That is an interesting comment. One of the reasons that I did this was to try out different ratios of the 60 ft. of wire that fits on the bobbin. The one in the video is 1:1 (30 ft. for each ). On other ones I have varried the ratio and it still works. If you use a reed switch instead of the transistor then the whole 60 ft. can be used for the drive coil. That makes a very very simple pulse motor. The back spike on that one is terrific.

[valveman12]

Nice Demo. I enjoyed the video. This would make a great Science Fair project.

[Wavefront101]

@Lidmotor I've been trying to understand that for years. :) Thrapp talked slightly about how Stubblefields cell worked, I'll try and dig that interview up if I can find it. If I have it correct, he calls it dominate energy, and the earth cell could catch this energy. I Think Stubblefield's cells was like an induction coil which modulated this energy running between the poles.

[Lidmotor]

@Wavefront101 -----I have thought about that but what I don't want to do is just build a regular galvonic battery like a lemon battery only using dirt. The way that I understand it, with a true earth battery something else goes on there. Back in he telegraph days they used them. I'll have to do some research.

[Lidmotor]

@medi40 -----That circuit applies to a "window" type of Bedini and it won't work on this arrangement unfortunately. The coils have to wrap around the magnet and form a window for it to run inside of.

[Wavefront101]

@Lidmotor you could use pots with dirt in them, and the earth cells would be isolated.

[medi40]

Hi. Can you run it for us with sequential window motor circuit? ?

Thank you.

[Lidmotor]

GBluer----I will have to try that. The problem is that I have a very small patch of "earth to try it on. Most of what is outside my door is concrete.