Radiant Energy and Actual Results?

[wizzle]

has anyone tryed magnetic shielding on the back of the coil i know its attracted to magents but it supposed to also reflect the field

I wondered the same thing so I tried steel and just for fun aluminum.
The steel dropped the input & output around 40 ma's equally, the aluminum did the same only to a greater extent.
I did notice that there was very little change in the rotors rpm.
I haven't tested any further than the ma drop. But it is on my list for further investigation.

Oh..the same results happen when shielding the sides of the coil.

On a side note, I made a small window coil with an led, at 40 mm from the base of the main coil it would light up, but any closer and it would start drawing current from the primary battery.
I think with a bit of tinkering one could recover a good bit of lost energy.

Rod

[gabriolaman]

interesting but i imagine that those metals may not reflect the field they might just absorb it if you got and old hardrives in side them theres a neo magnet encased by two pieces of real magnetic shielding

[wizzle]

interesting but i imagine that those metals may not reflect the field they might just absorb it if you got and old hardrives in side them theres a neo magnet encased by two pieces of real magnetic shielding

Okay...you got me to thinking, which is not always a good thing!
I got a couple hard drive mags, pop the neos off and gave it a try. Same thing as the steel.
But this time I left the shielding on for 5 minutes instead of just a couple seconds. The ma's dropped about 40 then started to climb and regained 30 ma, while the rotor increased speed.
Interesting!
So I tried several different materials.
Cast iron 45mm x 25mm.. 40 ma drop, 30ma recovery
Stainless steal exhaust valve (stem removed).. 50 ma drop no recovery.
Steel cover from a floppy drive.. 30 ma drop, 29ma recovery.
A piece of the same cover cut to the size of the coil.... almost 40 ma drop, 30ma recovery.
Steel cover from a CD drive...30 ma drop, 35ma recovery!

In a nut shell...
It seems that shielding the bottom of the coil increases the rotor speed while
reducing the output to the charging battery about 10ma.
Except for the CD drive cover.

Of course this was just a half arsed test. I don't have a scope or a tach, plus the the materials should have all been the same size.

I would love to see the effects on a scope. (hint hint)
Rod

[gabriolaman]

wish i could see it on a scope but one thing you could do is test too see what the spikes going to your output battery are doing one way is to get your energizer set up with the shielding or what ever metal your testing it with and in the line to the batt have a multimeter and a higher voltage capacitor (can find one in a disposable camera) then disconnect the batt so the spikes go to the capacitor and see if the spikes are weaker or what ever there doin

[theremart]

Hi all,

I have completed 3 SSG with only 2 fried transistors :-) anyhow, I am now ready to move on to either add more cores, or goto trifilar wound coils ( maybee both ) What I am looking for is the circuit that will allow me to charge 4 battieries at the same time from one battery.

I have experimented with various cores, and I have found the welding rods worked better than a solid core or iron filings or even and empty core ( which does turn the wheel )

Looking for good working schematics, and WOW you have a wonderful exchange of info here, I have searched all over for the "sharp north" and it is here.

Thanks again

Mart

[Sephiroth]

I have completed 3 SSG with only 2 fried transistors :-) anyhow, I am now ready to move on to either add more cores, or goto trifilar wound coils ( maybee both ) What I am looking for is the circuit that will allow me to charge 4 battieries at the same time from one battery.

I have experimented with various cores, and I have found the welding rods worked better than a solid core or iron filings or even and empty core ( which does turn the wheel )

Looking for good working schematics, and WOW you have a wonderful exchange of info here, I have searched all over for the "sharp north" and it is here.

Thanks again

Mart

Hi mart!

been watching your vids on the cores! would you mind posting the results in the ssg thread? Im sure others ill be interested.

[theremart]

RE: Videos about cores.

Yes, I will post the links to my videos there. I have tested the cores, and after getting alot of feed back will be probably testing again.

[Jetijs]

Kevin, since I see you are online, can you tell me if you have any results with your superpole setup on SSG you wanted to try?
Thanks,
Jetijs

[Kevin]

Hi Jetis,

I apologize for being absent from the radiant energy threads for so long. I have been a bit consumed with something else for the last two months.

See this thread-

http://www.energeticforum.com/paths/...flew-away.html

btw, I am getting 45-53 MPG!

Will have an update soon on the battery charger.

[geron]

Scope results

Hello all,

are there oscilloscope-results of some Bedini motors available?
I don't have such device, but maybe I'll try with the PC / soundcard.

It might be interesting to see the signal with 2- or 4-channel observing:
would like to have a look at the triggering signal related to voltage / current of the main coil or / and to the current, that's flowing to the charging battery.
The behaviour of the switching would be interesting to follow.

Using the PC for scoping I consider a mostly simple way:
a) throttling the input by a potentiometer and b) having a 2 diodes for each channel bridging, thus they will cut the voltage to their treshold (+- 0,7V), protecting the soundcard..

Geron

[Hammad]

Hi all, Kevin

Hi all.

I am a new member in this group. I am an electrical engineer. I have been reading about Mr. John Bedini and his work (all different sort of circuits etc). I have also seen his video showing his big ten coil motor and other motors too. But I had never heard of a person, boldly telling that he has actually achieved over unity, other than u, Kevin.

This message is especially for Kevin:

I would would greatly appreciate if u could send me the data, documentation about ur ssg motor (The one us said, takes 1 amp as an input, and outputs 1.9amps). I want to duplicate ur work. so plz it will be very kind of u if u send me the data about to the finest detail possible. I am not used to, to this group sort of thing. If u could plz send me via email on my yahoo id:

hammad_shaukat2004@yahoo.com

Regards

Hammad

[Web000x]

Hi all.

I am a new member in this group. I am an electrical engineer. I have been reading about Mr. John Bedini and his work (all different sort of circuits etc). I have also seen his video showing his big ten coil motor and other motors too. But I had never heard of a person, boldly telling that he has actually achieved over unity, other than u, Kevin.

This message is especially for Kevin:

I would would greatly appreciate if u could send me the data, documentation about ur ssg motor (The one us said, takes 1 amp as an input, and outputs 1.9amps). I want to duplicate ur work. so plz it will be very kind of u if u send me the data about to the finest detail possible. I am not used to, to this group sort of thing. If u could plz send me via email on my yahoo id:

hammad_shaukat2004@yahoo.com

Regards

Hammad

That's a good point Hammad. I also remember reading Kevin's post about the 1 amp in and 1.9 amps out.

Kevin, maybe you can give us some details that might point the School Girl experimenters towards true overunity devices.

What type of magnets are you using? How many coils are you using? Are your coils bifilar, trifilar, quintefilar, etc? What are your transistors? Do you have a schematic that you could post?

Thanks

Dave