Bedini Working Version

John Bedini circuit:
Parts list: 2n3055 transistor, N4001 Diode, N4007 Diode, 480 Ohm Resistor 5%, Magnet wire 22gauge and 26 gauge (Bifiliar Coil approximately 300+ windings), Neon bulb, Ferrite Core, 4 neodymium magnets, 1K Potentiometer, 2 x 12V batteries, lots of patience

thanks to introvertebrate's great videos on how to make the Bedini Circuit

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[Ratchet0053]

does it have to be a 12V battery?



[pkrska]

@Ratchet0053 the electronics are rated for 12 v, but I guess you could modify it to run on less voltage or more

[lykenth08]

hahah and star gate on in the back ground!

Hi, Sweet set up, from what i could not hear yours has verry tiny to No vibration? excellent calibrations. Best of luck to future builds

[pkrska]

@lykenth08 The rotor is made out of a platter from a hard drive, with 4 magnets (N, E, S, W directions) with North facing outward. I hot glued them on the platter and then taped them together to prevent them from shooting off.

I also have it sitting and hot glued onto a ovc connector.

My main issue is with my coil. Can;t seem to find enough wire to make a 900 turn coil. I have around 300+ on this thing and it is a little small compared to others.

[lykenth08]

How about useing other wires? iv gone up to 18guage and found there is more torqe. and from what i have learned over the years - have the inner hole of the coild the same size as the magnets - use al the surfice area of the magnet, hey try a north south configuragtion - works for me! same as hollow core - but a bit harder to start.