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Uploaded by on Aug 1, 2010

I am starting to get this code stuff. I started with a frequency generator sketch and modified it to work with me. There is room for lots of improvement, but so far so good. Thanks for watching. Peace Rawbush

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  • int(val = 0 to 3 is 1 to 4 Or maybe you need to sense the negative instead of the positive, don't know just guessing, I'm supposed to get started with my Arduino Monday.

  • @llewgnal Gary, I am not an arduino wiz but I am getting better everyday. I would like to help you any way I can with the arduino side of things. Peace rawbush

  • what language are you coding in......if its C or C++, then ill probbaly be as stuck as you.....but....i maybe could still help

  • @rave154 I believe that the arduino is either c or c++. The playground is were I spend a lot of time lately. I would gladly accept any help you can offer, and credit will be given to you. Thankz rawbush

  • nice work rawbush, ive done a little bit of similar work using my PIC32-MX ( which i believe is comparible to the arduino? )

    one idea struck me though, since your 2 delays are fixed, and since you seem to have an RPM input, you could make the delays relative to the RPM..that way.as it speeds up the delays dont get "left behind" (or becoem relatively smaller & smaller) so to speak.

  • @rave154 I thought about that today wile getting the full circuit running. The biggest problem is that I am no code expert. I can look at others and finger out out it works kinda. First priority is to get rid of the delay command and use something different. Thanks for the comment. rawbush

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  • i just checked some example programs from the arduino site... hmm.... i think i might be able to help...im pretty sure we could cobble something together that would work ( p.s im a Delphi programmer by choice )

  • @insAneTunA I believe what your saying. The idea behind using the arduino is more about secure timing. It will become more critical when I start dumping caps back to the power source. But if it helps it run a bit better, all worth the wile. Thanks for your input it is always accepted. rawbush

  • @Rawbush Jorge's motor is not a Bedini motor, although it looks like it. I love his skills and futuristic designs, and I am sure that it is very efficient, but it's not a true Bedini setup, and he's producing normal energy. It's a "normal" generator. As soon as one can measure amps at the output side then he or she should know that something is wrong with the setup as far as the Bedini circuit concerns. Back EMF spikes are not the same as radiant energy spikes, according to Bedini.

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