Half Wave Rectifier

[Info-Seeker]

Hey Guys,

I am relatively new to the over unity community and electrical circuit design in general. I have always been good at hooking things up, stereos, tv, and all that jazz, so much so that I am the guy that people call when they have a question, even though I have no training in the field.

I have been studying the Energy from the Vacuum videos for a while now, since i first learned of Tom Bearden and John Bedini and the MEG a few years ago.

I am curious about the Rectifier Bedini used in Energy from the Vacuum 10, the Kromney Converter.

I am trying to find a Half Wave Rectifier for my own experiments. I would really like a 6 post version, 2 posts for a/c input,l and 2 posts for each of the half wave out. I have been having trouble finding 1 of these. Bedini uses a 4 post Rectifier, but I am not sure how to hook 1 of these up.

Could anyone give me a good place to purchase a few of these half wave rectifiers, and if it is a 4 post, a quick diagram to show where the input line goes, and the output of each half wave?

I would really appreciate it greatly!

Thanks

John

[redeagle]

what you described should be fairly easy to make with four diodes. you will have two pairs with the cathode of one tied to the anode of the other. put one leg of the ac souce to each common point of the diodes. then you just wire the outputs to their respective loads just make sure you have the diodes pointing in the right direction.

[Joit]

Wikipedia do know all (close)
Rectifier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
and
Rectifier circuits : DIODES AND RECTIFIERS
Minus is at the backside from the Diodes from the Rectifier,
the source(coil) leads are conneted at the middle between the Diodes.
Half-wave is actually only put a Diode to one side from a Coil.

sorry, to pick it up again, redeagle

[Info-Seeker]

Ok, I understand the 4 diode thing, but then how do I close the circuit?

This is what I am thinking about. In Energy from the Vacuum Pt 7, Tesla's Impulse Technology, the Bedini Monopole motor rapidly charges and collapses a magnetic field by pulsing across the coil. This creates both a positive spike, and a negative spike of negative energy on the oscilloscope.

He uses these little square rectifiers to split out the 2 spikes, a positive and negative. At least, that is my understanding. Though I have watched these videos a number of times, and believe I have an understanding of what is going on, I am not an electrical engineer, so its a basic understand if anything.

So what I want to do is separate out the the positive spike to go down a set of 2 wires to whatever, and the negative spike to go down 2 other wires. I believe, if I am understanding this correctly, he is using a rectifier to do this.

This is all I want to do. Separate out the 2 spikes and have them each appear on 2 different sets of wires.

If anyone can help me with a part # and a place to get it, or another way to do this, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks,

Info-Seeker