Bedini Energizer - 6 Coiler

18 more coils to go! I have to build a new wheel very soon because the cheapo bearrings from the baby stroller wheels are brutal...and this wheel is becoming a beast already. In the end I guess it will suck 4x as much energy as it does now but it will send most of it back to the charge side. With 6 coils it draws 2.7amps (0.45amps/coil) at 21.5 or so volts....2.7x21.5= 58.08 watts. 58.08x4=232.2 watts estimated total for 24 coils.

I will probably use thin gauge HV wire for the generator coils...we'll see...but the more ohms on your generator coils will result in less drag on the wheel...I've noticed this from experimenting in the past year. A Kromrey style seems to be the best for generation. Here is a link to the pulse motor the guy in Australia made:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzJP0zQNA7M

Here is a link to my video from last year that shows Bedini output at near 0 resistance/coil compared to tuned to the coil's "sweet spot:"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPQ0wuG2BzM

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• bedini
• energizer
• torque
• overunity
• generator
• motor
• free energy

[kd7one]

Isn't that like using one credit card to pay off another credit card? All you are doing is transfering debt (energy) from one place to another without any additional energy.

[MrAnguswangus]

@kd7one Two comments prior to yours (1 week ago), I answered that question :) There is a very good amount of torque going to waste here even with only 6 coils.

[MrAnguswangus]

I should clarify and say that in this video I neglected to point out that the charge from the Bedini circuits would be added to the charge from a generator utilizing the torque. I am aware that the Bedini circuits are not overunity devices on their own.

[chapmansbg]

I can see the fun side of playing around with such motors- but other than keeping your lead acid batteries cycling, what is the point? You would need an external input that costs you nothing to be able to make any use of such a motor/generator.

[MrAnguswangus]

@chapmansbg Haha, quite a coincidence that you ask that. Today I made a small bedini motor because I wanted to recharge some 9 volt batteries and realized that I don't have a bedini right now. I have a small metal detector that I got from friend to try out. I'm assuming that it will burn through batteries. Normal batteries from the store can be recharged with a bedini...that's a bonus right there. And, I had my small 12v trickle charge solar cell running it while they charge :)

[enticed2zeitgeist]

@MrAnguswangus How does  Bedini recharge regular alkaline cells?

[MrAnguswangus]

@enticed2zeitgeist With high voltage and low amperage. Conventional chargers use amperage to charge batteries...at about the voltage level of the battery. A bedini charges using high voltage spikes at a very low amperage...the opposite of conventional charging. Conventional charging methods also are what kills a rechargeable battery, while a bedini charge will actually restore life to an old battery. Anyway, the high voltage/low amperage current of a bedini is why it is capable of charging alk.

[regiomontano50]

bien hay un tema en la mesa y es producir energía con sistemas libres y aqui cero que debes de voltear a ver mas potencias y ya esta ya que no nos limitemos en sistemas combencionales buen trabajo...

[gamer60634]

so if you are able to get very close to unity from one battery to the other and recover more power as mechanical power

[gamer60634]

use a starship coil they are real easy to make and they work better stronger field

[tesseract9100]

awesome! Keep up the good work. 

[bluechief1000]

Hi, Don't let anybody tell you anything can't be done.

You'll get er figgered out !

[enticed2zeitgeist]

@enticed2zeitgeist recharge*