Electricity's Watson Machine

[wrtner]

... when not powered so that it can freewheel between pulses.
... other hand tools use what are commonly called universal motors

Very interesting stuff, Carroll. I think you are right about freewheeliong
between pulses although i would have thought that the push and the
drag would exactly balance out. But JB says DC wound fields.

Most hand tools I have taken to bits have magnets.

The motors I have always admired are the office fan motors. They
seem well made, and are always being thrown out, for some odd
reason. Always availble at recycling centres, skips and street
corners. A project for the weekend.

[Gedfire]

Motor Type

Yes, but is it not true, John, that this motor MUST be a
wound field type?

This rules out DC motors with permanent magnets. Also,
car starter motors will take a massive current but have
staggeringly poor bearings (presumably because they
are meant to run for one second at a time).

Where do we look for mass produced inexpensive such motors?

And JB, I am also thinking that an AC or DC motor does not matter significantly especially if you can compensate with the other components like a frequency and duty cycle adjustable PWM Controller, a suitable flywheel and the use of inverters in the mix and capacitors.Switching huh? If I use an inverter I am already getting a 60Hz pulse out to an AC motor.Adding a controller and capacitor might improve efficiency.

Like the Wilson Device mentioned in Patrick pdf Chapter 4, I am thinking simple, off the shelf stuff.

Just some thoughts, I could be wrong still.I will have wait until summer to try out a few theories, both proven and unproven.

Regards,

[wrtner]

And JB, I am also thinking that an AC or DC motor does not matter significantly especially if you can compensate with the other components like a frequency...

Possibly, but that is not John Bedini's design. It is yours.

I was asking about John's design.
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[shylo]

helped me

Thanks Cifta, I didn't know that about the universal motors.
shylo

[Gedfire]

Possibly, but that is not John Bedini's design. It is yours.

I was asking about John's design.
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Yes that's obvious but I was really addressing JB.Things have changed a lot since then (not to take away from the original device! )and I am merely making the suggestion we can modify things if we fully understand how these devices work.All these devices were built on certain principles.Faraday,Flywheels,N-Machines etc.Long before the Master JB.Just introducing a bit more creativity and/or divergent thinking here.Even The Master JB himself has allowed his machines to evolve, but the fundamental principles remain.

Cheers
Ged

[Gedfire]

Trifilar

Bit's,
I find nothing wrong in your work as I watched it work. I plan on making the machine that Watson did as Rick has said he is going to do this again.
Your good at your work as you have learned to take your time with things, excellent work in my book.

Also the lawnmower Rick had was a killer but nobody noticed the torque from that window motor running on one coil. I know you saw the coil that was equivalent to 5 gauge wire. The new Bedini/Cole switch is a killer as Rick pulled the front wheels right off the ground. Also the rotor in the machine was equivalent to ED's machine at the coral castle as I spoke of that machine in my talk. What is hidden to everybody is right in front of the eyes looking.Excellent work Jeff.

But this time we have 7 months to do it. I think I will make the whole Watson machine out of wood and change the geometry around. We will hook your battery swapper to it. Watson did not do anything special except use my 555 timer circuit and a starter button. Three things Controller switching and a non liner generator. Thanks Jeff for all your hard work and it did pay off.
John B

Hello All,
What exactly is a Trifilar winding according to Mr. Bedini ?
Please, I would love a response to this.
Ged

[tachyoncatcher]

Hello All,
What exactly is a Trifilar winding according to Mr. Bedini ?
Please, I would love a response to this.
Ged

Ged,
Three strands of magnet wire, usually 18 awg. Twisted together approximately 6 to 10 twists per inch.

[Gedfire]

Trifilar

Ged,
Three strands of magnet wire, usually 18 awg. Twisted together approximately 6 to 10 twists per inch.

Hello Tachyoncatcher,

Thank you for replying.Could you say how the ends are connected.Series,parallel, etc?

Regards,
Ged

[FRANKLIN]

Summary For The Feg Machine Of 1984

Hello all!! Please could somebodoy of you tell me, how I can build the energizer and the controler of the FEG machine (or the watson machine), I have the document done by Mr Bedini in 1984, but I am not electrician and it is a little difficult to me to replicate it. Please I really would like to do an overunity machine. somebodoy of you could have a document with more details. I will really apreceite that I need energy for my home.
thank you in advance and have a nice day!!
regards
Franklin.

[wrtner]

Hello all!! Please could somebodoy of you tell me, how I can build the energizer and the controler of the FEG machine (or the watson machine), I have the document done by Mr Bedini in 1984, but I am not electrician and it is a little difficult to me to replicate it. Please I really would like to do an overunity machine. somebodoy of you could have a document with more details. I will really apreceite that I need energy for my home.
thank you in advance and have a nice day!!
regards
Franklin.

You need to team up with people with complementary skills.

Try starting with the Bedini SG because there is a good support group here:
Bedini Monopole 3 - Beginners
A Physics teacher at your local school might be interested in "putting you right" and end up learning more than expected.

Under the paragraph "NORTH POLE MOTOR by JOHN BEDINI and RON COLE", Image 6aa, the N pole motor, you get the basic data but you might, with help, need to change a couple of things:
Schematics Illustrated

...and of course, most importantly, there is Patrick to be found here:
http://www.free-energy-info.com/

check the intro.pdf chapter and chapter 16.
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