Looping Bedini

[aladinlamp]

Can somebody help me to modifiy simple ssg, post the circiut, so i can loop the output to capacitor and than feed it back to the circiut, decreasing primary battery input, so they only output will be mechanical torque?

i want to use it for 12v or 24v input setup, i have 2 small capacitors ready, 50v 2200 uF, not sure it thats enough

thanx in advance

[elias]

Hello,

Bedini's systems are not designed to be closed loop. We are trying to get the energy back inside the battery not outside, so hooking up a capacitor will not make the system self-run. Also you have to condition your batteries to see any real effect.

Elias

[Sephiroth]

I could be wrong but i think you don't need a capacitor. I tried taking out the charging battery once and just bridged that part of the circuit with the 1n4007. Amp draw dropped significantly.

This isn't technically feeding the circuit with the output but I think you will get increased mechanical for less input.

[Sephiroth]

and just another random thought.... again, not sure if this is what you had in mind, but how about a spark gap?



you'll have to be careful not to let the cap charge too high or it will kill the transistors but it should only fire when the transistor turns on...

[ren]

hi aladin. Study the bedini/cole half circuit. I've just built one and I am experimenting with sending the output back to the input. The input must be disconnected if you are going to close the loop, its another flipflop action.

I also suggest that if you want increased torque or power that you have multiple coils firing multiple filars.

If you wish to experiment have both ends of your power winding go to the ac terminals of a high voltage bridge rectifier. Place a cap over the positive and negative leg. This way the collapse is collected in the cap. From then on it is up to you how you use it. It could be stepped up to 80v and fired through another coil to increase speed. You could collect the collapse and repeat the process so the same piece of energy goes through multiple coils.

If you have a trifilar then your third winding can be unpowered and be dedicated entirely to collecting through the bridge.