How to trigger a multicoiler

[nilrehob]

No, I'm not referring to a magic either but I found that negatively charged batteries are formatted differently and i didn't found them working well as a primary/source/input in SSG energizers. Also, I do remember John Bedini saying the same thing, that if you want to swap batteries back and forth they should be charged with positive. Perhaps someone can jump in and clarify this. (Bit's, John K, Matt, Stevan.C, Ren? anybody?) It is just my observation, not an attempt to create a new theory.
I would like to try your idea in practical way.


Vtech

I have heard that too but not experienced it myself.
And although that is what Bedini says, its not what he is doing in the videos, right?
Confusing it is.

The rocking of the battery not being suitable for batteries but for caps I buy,
but not the difference between positive and negative energy being anything else than orientation on the paper when drawing it.
Anyone please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

/Hob

[Zooty]

No, I'm not referring to a magic either but I found that negatively charged batteries are formatted differently and i didn't found them working well as a primary/source/input in SSG energizers. Also, I do remember John Bedini saying the same thing, that if you want to swap batteries back and forth they should be charged with positive. Perhaps someone can jump in and clarify this. (Bit's, John K, Matt, Stevan.C, Ren? anybody?) It is just my observation, not an attempt to create a new theory.
I would like to try your idea in practical way.


Vtech

I have examined Bedini charged batteries during load test's and can safely say in my own test's, the above is true. The one thing i found about these batteries is that they do not hold their voltage when you draw a large amount of current but at C20 they seem to last forever, hence, not working very well on the front end of a Bedini SSG circuit. Look at the pulsed input current on a scope. Your DVM may show for example 150ma input but this is an average so each pulse may be 400ma. A 5AH battery will be 250mah at C20 so no good. It's a rough example. I think this is why Bedini says that we should never draw more than C20 from the charged batteries and this is why we can not use them on the front end like we think.

[tecknomancer]

sequenced triggering at 120V

ZPF cart motor has sequenced coils and works perfect for me but the coils are only 65ft with 3 powerwires and one trigger wire per coil works great trigger is 4.7K ohms at 3.5 amps 120v output is 15 to 20 amps at 12v into 6 batteries
here is a link

CartMotor V5

[nilrehob]

ZPF cart motor has sequenced coils and works perfect for me but the coils are only 65ft with 3 powerwires and one trigger wire per coil works great trigger is 4.7K ohms at 3.5 amps 120v output is 15 to 20 amps at 12v into 6 batteries
here is a link

CartMotor V5

Nice setup!
Lots of work going into that
What kind of core does the coils have?

/Hob

[tecknomancer]

Nice setup!
Lots of work going into that
What kind of core does the coils have?

coils are transformer plates with small peace of polycarbonate on the ends to smooth the wrap and hold the plates together then that is wrapped with tape and screwed to the ends



will post more later


good luck with your project