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  • Originally posted by synchro View Post
    The 1" neo sphere at top end is charging both a 1 Farad capacitor, the run and a charge battery. The Capacitor & Primary are wired to the 16 guage output wrap alone through a full wave bridge rectifier. The "boost" must be enough to compensate for all the input and operating losses. It helped to lower the input with the potentiometer. I can cut input even more with the addition of Jonnydavro's 12 volt relay in the trigger circuit. It's doing what I designed it to do, so I'm calling it a success so far. I may be forced to return to the ceramic bearings, because the friction is wearing the neo sphere's nickle surface away faster then I anticipated.
    My 1 Farad cap came today, and I found out I can get them up to 40 Farads in one chassis. I will likely be playing with it this weekend. I have found that cutting a 1" long section of 1" PVC pipe, sanding a bit if necessary, and putting the sphere in with a zip tie around the whole deal does pretty well on reducing the rotor wear, as well as stabilizing the rotor. The softer plastic will give before the nickel coating.

    I am gald that configuration is working so well!

    Cheers,
    Twinbeard
    "Anything the mind can conceive and believe, it CAN achieve." Napoleon Hill

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    • PVC tube.

      @Twinbeard,

      Thanks for the tip. The 1" pvc worked great! The sphere's sitting pat at top end.

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      • rotor housing

        Originally posted by synchro View Post
        @Twinbeard,

        Thanks for the tip. The 1" pvc worked great! The sphere's sitting pat at top end.
        That arrangement seems to work pretty well for stabilizing the rotor.
        A drop or two of your favorite lube and away it goes! I recently got a short length of what looks like fiberglass 1" pipe. It was tough to cut, but it seems to be working as well as the PVC, but with less long term wear.

        This is what the rotor housing for the FlowerPower is going to look like once the machining is done:



        I have noticed another effect as well, which is not obvious without a stable, stationary housing. My 1" rotor precesses a bit most, but not all of the time. When we have a CME hit or sideswipe us, enough to fire up the northern lights anyway, it precesses more. Let me know if you see this happening too. I generally watch the data from THEMIS to let me know of the space weather, although watching the rotor and cross referencing with THEMIS seems to work too, in this case.

        Cheers,
        Twinbeard
        "Anything the mind can conceive and believe, it CAN achieve." Napoleon Hill

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        • @Synchro and Twinbeard.Thanks for posting your results,updates and ideas .
          The 12v relay is introvertebrates aka sephiroth find and I use it on all my motors.
          I have also been thinking about running a rotor inside an exciter tower,orientated so the flux cuts the exiter primary hopefully increasing output but I am not sure if it would work.It may be better just running the rotor in front of a pickup coil or ferrite core transformer, and feeding the generated power back or running another exciter as it is not just a case of pulsing the voltage in the primary L1 of an exciter which has no transistor controlling oscillation and I am pretty sure there is a breakthrough frequency where below you get no excitation and above the magic happens.
          Incorporating the exciter primary into your motor run coil is essentially what I and Lidmotor have done but standalone exciters can be quite finiky with the primary circuit oscillation but from my own experiments I found the Bedini circuit is up to the job but I am pretty sure you need a 1:1 coil or there abouts but you have that with your spiral wrap and with your motor running at very high frequency,it would make for a very interesting experiment.
          When I replicate your coil,I will swap it with the coil in my Bedini exciter and see what happens if you don't beat me to it.
          You mentioned that you think there may be an electrostatic field around your device.You can use an AV plug with an led to see.Twinbeard has already done this test with the Flowerpower device and did not find anything but its worth a go.Jonny

          p.s Still itching to try your spiral knot out and I have been thinking about Rave and his levitating sphere using a rodin coil and wondering what effect his soundcard circuit would have on your coil.

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          • New Video

            Hi All,

            I have posted some new FlowerPower video, showing solid state operation, among other things.

            YouTube - FlowerPower Tweaks Part I of II
            YouTube - FlowerPower Tweaks Part II of II

            @Jonny I might have screwed up the AV plug. I have a scope probe waving around showing interesting results in the latest vids.

            Cheers,
            Twinbeard
            "Anything the mind can conceive and believe, it CAN achieve." Napoleon Hill

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            • AV plug.

              I ran a new 2" neo tube inside my Mega Maggie to around 5k on a wire. The flux is incredibile. The whole room awoke in clatter from this spinner. It went into resonance when I stopped the spinner. I was able to light an LED wirelessly with an Avramenko plug. The LED lit from all parts of the circuit including the charge battery. In another test, I ran the Spiral bedini with the power coil wired through the 12 gauge primary. I was going to attach the end of the 2500 foot 31 gauge secondary to the base of the transister to generate SEC power, but I got there this way first. The point here is that there's no connection between the nested and resonating Spiral Bedini and the twin SEC type output coil!

              It might work to wind a third coil on the SEC tower for spinner output. A coil that would sleeve over the seconday perhaps in two halves with the primary inbetween. These twin coils would be mid gauge and ratio turned to reinforce the overall broadcast strength of the power signal. A Spiral Coil Bedini and magnet nested inside an SEC in oscillation would run the tower wirelessly and the spinner could output to the third reinforceing wraps while in motion. The spinner would benifit from the Lenz boost inside the SEC tower running inside these style output wraps for a pretty slick package. These third wraps would loop the feedback in both generating modes. Plus the transister could wire in to operate the SEC in sub oscillation range if one chose.

              @Twinbeard,

              Check this video out on the AV plug:

              YouTube - Avramenko plug alternatives
              Last edited by synchro; 10-16-2010, 04:43 PM.

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              • SEC circuit.

                I wired the 16 gauge primary in series with the power wire of the bifilar Spiral Coil, and the start of the 31 gauge seconday to the base of the SSG 2N3055 transister. I have my 2" neo positioned over the Spiarl knot inside the output coils to produce resonance. This lit my Avramenko plug LED from a distance of 4 or 5 feet when energized from a 12 volt 6 amp hour Bedini primary battery. The ringing from the Spiral coil is at a much higher range. It lights just as well from any part of the circuit. The frequency must be in at the Juole resonant transister limit of 55,000 Hertz. I don't have a scope. This circuit is a variation of Lidmotors Joulini, and I can report it works extremely well with the Bedini SSG.
                Last edited by synchro; 10-16-2010, 06:30 PM.

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                • @Synchro.Great workThose av plugs are handy little critters and look what you've gone and found nowYou are going to loose sleep on this one as the energy from the exciter is easily looped back to source and there are many ways to do this along with a whole more bemf recovery options so if you get a chance,have a look at this thread as it will help you optimise your exciter part as there's a lot of great tuning info like variable caps and extra trannies etc.
                  Also synchro,it would be great if you could double post your exciter experiments there as i am pretty sure there are a great deal of experimenters who don't read this thread and would be very interested in what you are doing.
                  http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...ead.php?t=4999
                  ps Can't wait till you get a video camera and show us what you are upto
                  @All
                  I have been wanting to replicate Lidmotors Joulini all week as it contains two of my favorite things,a single spinning rotor and an exciter so i had a go today and added a few things trying to get the coronal plasma that i get with my Bedini exciter and managed to get it working.Here is the vid .I have posted the circuit and further details at the above thread.Jonny.

                  YouTube - Lidmotor Joulini coronal plasma

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                  • Satillite effect.

                    I have my very powerful 2" neo tube well under control, on a new set of precision ceramic bearings. The simple test I just performed I feel is the proof of the overunity effect I have achieved from results.

                    I close in with a 3/4" diametric tube on a wire leash while Laser taching the 2" neo with reflective tape. The large spinner definitly speeds up when the 3/4" tube is pressed in to where it starts spinning as well. Rather then slow it down, the addition of the second spinning magnet speeds it up! Lo and behold! I will video tape this acceleration effect as soon as I can. The 2" neo is up to 6k and gains a few hundred r.p.m. when I start the 3/4" up in adjacency through magnetic induction. You can hear it speed up! What ever it is that's going on here I have tried to explain tenetivly as "Lenz Propulsion" for want of anything better up till now. I welcome any other alternative explainations. This may be just transforming axel friction into satillite rotation. It's doing some kind of work and generating power, while helping to reduce input. What ever it is, it's enough to loop back and charge the primary for a COP >1. I found the motionless magnet to have the same effect and to generate power in an output coil core just sitting there standing still. This I'm calling the "Motionless" cog effect. The primary speeds up when a core of 4 stationary 3/4" diametrics are held to the spinner like a gun muzzle. That's the area where any coil wraps would also begin to generate power.

                    The 2" neo won't spin fast enough to get the reverse effect in the output core, but spinning a 1" neo sphere at 5 times the speed will. I think this is a very important test result, very simple to replicate. We need a satisfactory theory to explain this free energy effect.

                    There's a French guy out there named Raoul Hatem with a motor and two alternators connected by three magnetic cog wheels, claiming to be 3 or 4 times OU. He may be on to something! Follow through with this over at Peswiki. Sterling D. Allen claims his test model output 184 watts with 134 watts of input. A gain of 50 watts. Around the same OU ratio I get with my stationary cog.

                    OS: Hatem Magnetic Cogging Device - PESWiki
                    Last edited by synchro; 10-18-2010, 12:38 AM.

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                    • Meg

                      I just sent away for a 12 volt DPDT reed switch. I plan to place a ferrite solenoid coil between two magnet core output coils, one on each end, and try and reverse the current polarity in the electro magnet in between them at a few Hertz to duplicate the field shift supplied by the spinner. I want to see if there's a solid state OU coefficient with this setup.

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                      • Satellite diagram.

                        Take a look at this attachment for Satellite Power values, and a photo of Hatem's bicycle motor. This is the clearest example of sheer power from "Spin Synergy".

                        Also here's a link to a Hatem video in French: YouTube - L'Horloger de l'Univers : Raoul Hatem Hatem demonstrates weak detachment.

                        Here again is more germain research from JLN, proving that axial repulsion is twice the tangential. This is coupled with the claims for doubling of power.

                        The Two Magnets Push-Pull Experiment
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                        Last edited by synchro; 10-19-2010, 04:38 PM.

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                        • Twin spinner.

                          Based on the facts presented above, I believe a twin satellite spinner should double the power of the prime mover! I believe from test results that a motionless magnet of equal strength with copper coil output wraps wound around it will the deliver the same ratio of COP, correctly positioned in close adjacency to the prime mover.

                          This means that if Lidmotor increased his maggie to include a spinner of equal diameter and strength to his prime mover, his output would double over input. I go further and alledge that it may not even have to spin!

                          Two plumber's spool coils, one powering a 3/4" neo by reed switch and battery and the other running close by through magnetic induction and wired to a rectifier for output, should by 2X's OU. It would probably double the output to run a twin along side the prime mover both inside an output core.

                          Two Large axeled tube neo's inside output cores, like large Maggies, with a Spiral Knot inbetween powering both from the middle, so the spinners could come very close and propel each other with axial sheer spin synergy.

                          So, heres my variation on the Hatem: Two Maggies faceing each other with a Spiral Knot in the middle, and with matching axeled spinners drawn close enough together to get "spin synergy". This should double the output!
                          Last edited by synchro; 10-19-2010, 06:27 PM.

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                          • Originally posted by synchro View Post
                            Take a look at this attachment for Satellite Power values, and a photo of Hatem's bicycle motor. This is the clearest example of sheer power from "Spin Synergy".

                            Also here's a link to a Hatem video in French: YouTube - L'Horloger de l'Univers : Raoul Hatem Hatem demonstrates weak detachment.

                            Here again is more germain research from JLN, proving that axial repulsion is twice the tangential. This is coupled with the claims for doubling of power.

                            The Two Magnets Push-Pull Experiment
                            I did an experiment recently similar to the Jnaudin page you referenced. Though easy to visualize, when applied the device only worked at low speeds. I put an N50 axially neo magnet in a disk with an opposing magnet in a tube suspended above it (norths facing each other). At low speeds the magnet in the tube would move up and down with the rotation of the disk. after a certain amount of rpm's the force generated by the opposing magnets was only enough to vibrate the magnet in the tube, it no longer had any stroke. I then placed multiple magnets side by side in the disk, all with the N up hoping to extend the duty cycle so to speak, but The result was almost identical. By the way synchro did you ever get the faraday disk going?

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                            • Spin synergy.

                              The Spiral knot won't spin two magnets, one on each side. That was a failed idea. What's required here is to spin one or two 1" neo satellites, one on each side of a 2" neo prime mover . The satellites can be in output coils like those plumber spools, or a bit larger. All three would have to be axled. I think I'll try two 1" tube neo satellites inside larger plumber spool type output coils, all on precision ceramic bearings. These can run on each side of the 2" diametric neo tube seated over the Spiral Knot at the top of the Moby coil. It will look like a paddle wheeler from the side, with the addition of the two 1" tube satellites inside circular output coils.

                              @Redrichie,

                              I sleeved a 1" diametric neo inside a copper tube, and got hmoplar output through the axel. I took this up over at the overunity Faraday paradox thread whrere it went into limbo. I recieved the powerful 3" neo disks and the copper plates, but I put that on the back burner for now. Have you had time to work on yours?
                              Last edited by synchro; 10-20-2010, 12:40 AM.

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                              • Maggie working far away from home

                                @Synchro
                                I have been following along here and working on this at the same time as I worked on the exciter project. I got Maggie to work today off a satellite magnet spinner at a distance of 1 foot away from the main motor. In the video the two magnets are latched up magnetically but they might also be using the earth's magnetic poles and/or the coriolis effect (clockwise in the northern hemisphere).
                                The video is a combination of the two projects that I am working on. They are really unrelated but it was fun to show the two working together.

                                YouTube - Pop Bottle Exciter on a AA and the Enhanced Light Multiplier.ASF

                                Lidmotor
                                Last edited by Lidmotor; 10-20-2010, 02:00 AM.

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