Junkyard electricity

[Pot head]

Hello, I’m Pot head.
These photos are some of a few junk box builds that I like doing.
The advantages are cheap cost in materials and flexibility in space until my curiosity is satiated and I have my final results.

WARNING!!! MAGNETS MAY BECOME PROJECTILES UNLESS YOU USE SERIOUSLY STRONG GLUE AND COMMON SENSE.
LET THE GLUE DRY FIRST!!!

[Pot head]

More of the photos and then learn the art of posting videos.
The build is classic ssg Bedini with capacitors at both ends and a low drag generator with input and output meters.

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My next step is to modify the rotor.
The outside of the rotor has an inner ring magnet attached with a little extra magnet to fill in the gap and balance the rotor.
The rotor is glued and taped to avoid problem.

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Now to use more magnets in a twelve configuration nsns until done.
Super glue the neos and use black electrical tape around the neos once dried and then aluminum tape.

[spacecase0]

that is neat,
what are you using to spin your home made alternator with ?

[Pot head]

Uh, my finger. Alternator? I am using a sulphated battery of 6 volts to run and charge another sulphated 12 volt battery.
The most is about 9 volts but stablizes around 4 to 5 volts then you hear a ringing of the metal as it tunes.
The photo shows the kind of neos I will use to put in the metal bell rotor.
This one will have 24 magnets run through the metal using a drill.
It will be used for the Bedini circuit as well as the low drag generator simultaneously.
I need patience to contain myself.

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I just added another microwave capacitor to the circuit at the 2 phase output of the stator where the bridge rectifier is connected.

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At 4 volts it sounds like crickets:

[spacecase0]

figuring things out from only pictures can be hard,
but I get what you are doing now.

[Pot head]

My apologies, this tiny keyboard is hard to see.
I am looking at using parts lying around that can be useful as battery chargers in the process, building workable models using as is and with minor alterations as I go along this project.
A Bedini circuit as you would find it on the TeslaGenX circuit board, attached to leg one of the three phase wind, it has two wires, so I used it as is with the rest unaltered.
A TeslaGenX coil modified into a low drag generator with a microwave oven capacitor of .84 microfarads across the coil acting as a tank circuit and makes the emf higher but the same amperes.
The other microwave capacitor is .91 microfarads and when 13.8 volts is applied it makes the voltage zoom off the scale, so I use the sulphated batteries for this phase of testing.

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The little machine has been running for hours now at 4.5 volts.
The charge battery voltage reads 11 volts.

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More photos of the build. I have used all the Aether gathering techniques I can remember.

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For the most part this build is over, if it changes for the better, I will post it, if for the worse, I will post it,....etc

I believe this is the second time I have achieved a perpetual motion generator,
and a different sort of machine.
Now to build a bicycle wheel generator to hook up to this machine.

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It is still going at the same pace and voltages.

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I think I found the right battery, that is, sulphated battery.