loop back test

[chris8]

i tried an experiment this morning, seeing if i could take the output of the ssg and use it to fill a capacitor and then using a transistor pulse the charge back into the coil at the right time using a slave trigger coil at the virtual south pole point. (or possibly just after the magnet had passed)

the thing accelerated like i have never seen before, and when i connected a battery instead of a capacitor it seemed to charge extremely well and started spinning upwards of around 10,000rpm (hard drive platter rotor) at a best guess! needless to say i left the room as i was quite curious what would happen, and it was lucky i did as it accelerated to the point of rotor failure with a bang.
has anyone tried this before? i expected a longer spin down time or less input and no charging of the battery, instead the battery was going up at a rate higher than i have seen on the machine.

heres a circuit diagram, someone make it and see if it works, you need to move the slave coil untill you get the sec battery going up and the rpm going up, i was also running a winding on the coil that wasnt powered to collect energy thru a diode to the output bus.

http://i936.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps57a4c543.jpg

I thought id share this, obviously i have no working machine now, so i cannot tell you if the battery charges or not.

[wayne.ct]

Your circuit diagram

@Chris, I looked very carefully at your circuit diagram and it has a few interesting features that I have not seen documented on this forum as yet. I would like to see more details as to the specifics of your experiment. Before I redraw your circuit diagram and label each component for the purposes of discussion and my pointed questions, would you care to do that for us? In particular, I would like to gather more details about the transformer with four windings. If you choose to redraw your circuit, please label each of the four windings for reference purposes. Also, either post a picture of the transformer with some indication of dimensions and number of turns or as much additional detail as you would like to share. Since this is similar to some ideas I am developing, I would like to reproduce your approach as much as possible. I hope you continue to share on this forum. Welcome.

You want someone to make the circuit and see if it works. I am glad you feel so confident that it is possible, but I think I need more information. This may be the reason that others have not yet responded.

[chris8]

Hi
I have had some positive results on the Energy Science Forum and the circuit has been reproduced successfully
there is also more details on there and updates to the circuit.

the transformer you speak of is just a standard bedini sg coil, 40m wire length x8 twisted 0.5mm wire, with a drill and wrapped on a spool with steel coat hanger wire pressed into the center.
any bedini sg coil will do with 3 windings or more.
i have now rebuilt my machine and i have the circuit working but with a secondary run battery to power the repulsion winding.
if you need any more details please ask.

[SilverToGold]

Hi Chris8... where exactly is your thread on the Energy Science Forum for this device? Thanks...

Hi
I have had some positive results on the Energy Science Forum and the circuit has been reproduced successfully
there is also more details on there and updates to the circuit.

[tachyoncatcher]

SilvertoGold,
Here you go.
looped back ssg acceleration while still charging battery until point of failure!
Cheers,
Randy