Hi, Im new to the forums but have started doing some experiments on and off lately. However I am not sure if anyone has had this idea before.
Has anyone ever tried to take a bedini Imhotep fan, and disconnected 1 coil from the circuit? The other coil would be the primary. I have had some progress with the Imhotep fan before, but the one video I have is too large to be uploaded. I am curious if there would be any interesting results from this setup.
During an previous experiment I have noticed that the bedini circuit is very similar to a joule thief. When not spinning and i have been able to have a charge stay within the device after i remove its input, while it appears to be oscillating.
My plan is to have 3 of the coils setup normally as the trigger/charger circuits. so if needed the fan could still spin and charge a battery. The last coil would essentially be setup as a joule thief, integrated with the existing circuit. If it does not work, at least I may be able to hookup a full wave rectifier to it for another output. I do not have a picture of my ideas as I am at work without a camera, lol. Hopefully this is not a redundant post, however I do plan to upload a video eventually once I build this version of experiment.
Thank you for your time.
Has anyone ever tried to take a bedini Imhotep fan, and disconnected 1 coil from the circuit? The other coil would be the primary. I have had some progress with the Imhotep fan before, but the one video I have is too large to be uploaded. I am curious if there would be any interesting results from this setup.
During an previous experiment I have noticed that the bedini circuit is very similar to a joule thief. When not spinning and i have been able to have a charge stay within the device after i remove its input, while it appears to be oscillating.
My plan is to have 3 of the coils setup normally as the trigger/charger circuits. so if needed the fan could still spin and charge a battery. The last coil would essentially be setup as a joule thief, integrated with the existing circuit. If it does not work, at least I may be able to hookup a full wave rectifier to it for another output. I do not have a picture of my ideas as I am at work without a camera, lol. Hopefully this is not a redundant post, however I do plan to upload a video eventually once I build this version of experiment.
Thank you for your time.
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