Bedini Mechanical Oscillator Lab.MTS

This is just a quick update video to show the current state of affairs in my electronics lab.

Past videos were all about dispelling some misconceptions about the Bedini/Hamel spinner which I have found to be nothing more than an interesting toy that can actually produce spin without the use of magnets at all. (Does not run without constant input from human hands.)(See previous videos.)

This video is more about moving forward with devices that actually produce something.

During the past 7 months I have actually built and tested many different versions of the Bedini Mechancial Oscillator, all with varying degrees of results.

I can see this technology does have potential but I am still in the process of doing some more exact testing and I am also going to be building even more elaborate prototypes. As well as experimenting with whatever I might be able to do with the little 3 pole motor that Rick Friedrich produces. Which, as far as a classroom demonstration device is concerned, is very well engineered and I am very impressed with what he created. So, if you are interested in exploring this technology, you may wish to consider building one of his kits.

And I am looking forward to the possibility of building something much larger such as his ten pole kit or maybe even something of my own design.

At any rate, this is just an update and I hope to have more in the future.

Enjoy.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Bedini
• Bearden
• electronics
• lab
• energy
• vacuum
• radiant
• ssg
• monopole
• energizer
• Friedrich
• battery
• pulse
• charge
• negative
• power

[rwg42985]

vary nice work! looking good. looks like you got a nice stock going there, if you get a chance check out my ssg, also starting to do data testing my self. also what is the rpm your ssg is running at? thanks, ~Russ

[ScorchGD]

@rwg42985 RPM varies depending on the SSG and timing. The one running in this video is around 300 RPM. Others are around 600 RPM. Rick's little 3 coil machine runs at well over 3000 RPM.

[rwg42985]

@ScorchGD Thanks! 

[vid009]

Good work ScorchGD. What did you mean when you said "Squaring the circle" and it's history. Can you send me some back ground and or links so I can learn more about this. thanks alot