Stoopidest Thing Youve ever Tried

[Armagdn03]

that test may have resulted in quite a jolt, but it was not by far dumb!!! that is a fantastic bit of info you learned.

[erfinder]

Not as exciting as some of the others here, but I guess trying to get two (SSG) bedini motors to self run by connecting the output of one to the input of the other and vice versa.

Stupid because a quick look at the schematic would have told me that this is a 24v short circuit.

Ruined the wiring of not one, but two bedini motors simultaneously

Sepiroth,

I like that idea....(connecting two SG circuits so that one is feeding the other...I haven't seen anything in the "rule book" which states that this can't be done or shouldn't be done...that said...one only needs the proper method....IMHO)...not to sure about the self running part...but who knows....we can master slave transistors, why not complete circuits...LOL...this is me thinking out loud...

Regards

[Sephiroth]

Sepiroth,

I like that idea....(connecting two SG circuits so that one is feeding the other...I haven't seen anything in the "rule book" which states that this can't be done or shouldn't be done...that said...one only needs the proper method....IMHO)...not to sure about the self running part...but who knows....we can master slave transistors, why not complete circuits...LOL...this is me thinking out loud...

Regards

Yes it can be done but not with a standard SSG circuit. You would need to use a recovery windings to keep the two electrically isolated.

I later built a tri coil ssg, with each coil operating indepednatly and out of phase of each other. Each coil was powered by it's own battery and charged the battery of the coil that was about to pulse next.

Never perfected it because the coils were too close together so when one coil fires it accidentally triggers the coils on either side of it. Got some interesting scope shots somewhere... I'll see if I can fish them out...

But it does work in principle