This is just an idea I had quite a while back about using the rotation of the SG to get electric power from a magnet attached to shaft.
If you have a magnet on the shaft on a standard North monopole setup and South is facing the rotor, the virtual souths ARE stronger pushing out between the North faces. I found faster RPM by doing this on my roller skate motor years ago.
If the magnet is like in the pic below and the shaft and magnet are coated with something conductive and you have one strip on the shaft and one on the edge of the magnet...you will get voltage and current from the leads...bridge isn't really necessary I don't think, but anyway, that is how I would do it to charge a cap. I haven't tried this because I didn't have a magnet that would fit over the shafts. I would use a very strong neo for this one.
It would be interesting to see how much you can get from the cap. It is totally isolated from the input or output of the SG or any other system. Adding this to the front side or backside has possibilities?
![](http://www.esmhome.org/library/john-bedini/bedini-sg-n-machine.jpg)
![](http://www.rexresearch.com/depalma/dp1a.gif)
The below pic...the disc in between the magnets are NOT necessary if the disc magnet is coated with something conductive to put the brush directly on.
![](http://www.esotericscience.com/Faraday.jpg)
Anyway, possibly double benefits..making virtual south stronger and generating electricity with zero drag.
If you have a magnet on the shaft on a standard North monopole setup and South is facing the rotor, the virtual souths ARE stronger pushing out between the North faces. I found faster RPM by doing this on my roller skate motor years ago.
If the magnet is like in the pic below and the shaft and magnet are coated with something conductive and you have one strip on the shaft and one on the edge of the magnet...you will get voltage and current from the leads...bridge isn't really necessary I don't think, but anyway, that is how I would do it to charge a cap. I haven't tried this because I didn't have a magnet that would fit over the shafts. I would use a very strong neo for this one.
It would be interesting to see how much you can get from the cap. It is totally isolated from the input or output of the SG or any other system. Adding this to the front side or backside has possibilities?
![](http://www.esmhome.org/library/john-bedini/bedini-sg-n-machine.jpg)
![](http://www.rexresearch.com/depalma/dp1a.gif)
The below pic...the disc in between the magnets are NOT necessary if the disc magnet is coated with something conductive to put the brush directly on.
![](http://www.esotericscience.com/Faraday.jpg)
Anyway, possibly double benefits..making virtual south stronger and generating electricity with zero drag.
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