bedini fast charger

no cores and coils're split and still charging...
pulse motor with separated trigger and drive-coils

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• motor-charger

[T1000LTU]

The every single disconnection from inductive circuit cause spikes what are being called in different names but in fact -this- is what everyone is looking after. In another hand if you mix it with charging->discharging capacitor over second incuctive circuit you would be surprised how much power it can give back when there are very frequent spikes... :)

[Mopozco]

@T1000LTU

i agree, but it's hard to get rite time to pick up those "spikes",

but obviously it IS an energy and it has to be recuperated

[T1000LTU]

@Mopozco thos spikes occur on the moment when transistor closes in most circuits so use signal what cones to base for another transistor switch (And yes, for tunning you need to buy oscilloscope on some time;) Got PCSU1000 for myself)

[Mopozco]

@T1000LTU

man, it's a GOOD one ( iPCSU1000)

yes, and the heavier wire and sharper switch the fatter "spikes"

[Mopozco]

@3000gre

nice observations;

yes, it's good idea to get involved the SP (solar panel), what i know for sure - needa have some other elements between coils output and batteries, kind of energy bridges

cheers

[3000gre]

THX to Your videos now i have more work to do. Something i did with recovery (third) coil was connecting it to primary battery, my setup includes a solar cell responsible for DC supply. After sun goes down it dies, but my surprise was after connecting recovery coil to primary battery, it was @ 2 hours still running after sun downs

[3000gre]

@Mopozco Hello, after reading some of his doc's and viewing some of his long videos i see that the "radiant energy" comes after discharging a >200V capacitor into battery. I have buildt a replication using a trifilar coil, and succeed getting 220V spike in "h" form. But failing in circuit for discharging. If I put a C>1 uf Capacitor after rectifier bridge effectivelly charges @ 220 V DC. I did something wrong with timming->power stage circuit, the transistors involved get fried.

[Mopozco]

@OffgridViewerDF

thx, and I'm glad to share what i know;

behind fancy words always stays simple physics...maybe not so simple, but still physics...

[OffgridViewerDF]

@Mopozco I would love to, but that is still beyond my abilities, which is why I am watching your channel.

[Mopozco]

@OffgridViewerDF

i saw it, thank you;

but i do not mind what he said, it's his thinking... to me spikes are bemf, and you can see what they do right here in video; but, ok, pls, show me how to change THIS schematic to get RIGHT spikes which're not bemf but negative and radiant energy, please...

thank you