Maget spiral motor with Bedini circuit revisit

Ok here's another look at this setup but this time there's more magnets on the system which has allowed me to lower the voltage from 12v to just 5v and still get a nice spin and torque. I've also tightened to the spiral. In the video I request instructions on how to use my multimeter to read amperage. I'm embarrassed to say that I only know how to read voltage with it. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• bedini
• circuit
• magnet
• motor
• pulse
• wankel

[larryllix]

This guy is going to hurt himself.

He doesn't know the difference between a volt and an ampere.

He also doesn't understand what the Bediniski scam is about.

[mcorrade]

@larryllix wow your so smart. How did we ever get along without you

[Drevtoobe]

Unless you have a "True RMS" multimeter that can perform this operation in current measuring mode, the multimeter will only be able to give you a ballpark measurement of the current consumption because it simply is not designed to measure pulsing current or voltage waveforms.

If you are adventurous and really want to get your hands dirty, this link should work:

watch?v=dL4B_DNBtvc

Just click on "view all comments", towards the middle there is a description of how to do it.

[mcorrade]

Ya I do realize that the reading doesn't really mean much I was just showing here that I was able to reduce the voltage coming from power supply from 12v to 5v but I failed to show that the power supply was rated at 5v 10 amps. I later took a reading and the system drew almost 2 amps ( about 190 miliamps ).

thanks for the link.

-mike

[mcorrade]

Thanks to everyone for the direction on the meter issue. I've since googled and u-tubed it and got all the information I need along with what I got here. I'm in the process of putting the extra flywheel on the system as so many have requested. After that I will place a series of coils around and see what I've got.

[mcorrade]

Marthale thanks for the comments and directions. I still don't really know how to set it up for reading apms but I will look it up on the net and I'm sure I'll find directions. I really need to start taking real measurements.

[murzik97]

@mcorrade

There are several more machines I saw here on youtube, like the guy who charges accumulator while using small energy from second one, and then he can switch them and it goes until the battery still can be charged.

I have several concepts myself. I'll try to publish the invention as a 'toy' - to not draw attention :) until I have a future plan how to continue with it :) . Something similar to levitron toy, working on V-gate principle.

[murzik97]

@mcorrade don't pay attention to all these kids.. all they can do is browsing youtube and shitting in comments, that's sadly 90% of their life.

I see you built a machine with 'output > input' obviously.

Pretty good job! If just someone with a lot of money and power could support these inventions, we would changed the world :)

[MagneticBeliever]

hey I know its a 5v input but what about the output