Bedini 10-coil

[theremart]

The way it works...

Thank you for your answer, but i means if it is not the same put magnet and not coils?.
Magnets in the rotor with nort pointing out and two magnets in the estator with nort pointing to inside this way north - north magnets.

When you put two norths together of a magnet they repel, the same is what is happening with the energizer, the coil creates a north field for a very short amount of time. This creates the pressure for the wheel to rotate to the next position. and the process repeats.

Bits is working on the coils first, then he will add the wheel to the setup then look out

He he

I hope no sacrificial smoke is given at that point.

[nvisser]

This is John Bedini's explanation on what drives the wheel

""What drives the wheel, the magnets around the wheel are only used for a trigger signal. What is driving the wheel is hidden from your view, what is hidden from your view is also the charging signal. The driving force of the wheel is scalar or magnetic south poles between the north poles. Make yourself a timing light by taking a green or red led with a 330 ohm resistor in series with it. Place skinny white strips down the center of the magnets around the wheel, connect the led across the coil and then tell me where the coil pulse is and what is driving the wheel.
The force that is driving the wheel is the same force charging the battery."

"The south pole scalar is the force that causes the motor/energizer to rotate, that force is equal to the charging radiant force, no current"

[Bit's-n-Bytes]

The moment you've been waiting for.

OK bits its been almost 2 days since Rick was there, did you get her done yet? I see the torch sitting on your table there, but where is the fire extinguisher?

Hope things are going well keep us posted.

Mark

Check this out;

YouTube - Bedini 10 Coiler, It Runs!.MPG

I don't have any further test results other than what I showed in this vid. I will get more data points though. This is the real McCoy!

Bit's

[smw1998a]

Check this out;

YouTube - Bedini 10 Coiler, It Runs!.MPG

I don't have any further test results other than what I showed in this vid. I will get more data points though. This is the real McCoy!

Bit's

Great stuff bits, nice to see it running.

Thanks, Lee...

[Mark]

Very nice Bits. LoL, I think you might need BIGGER batteries though. I'm looking forward to seeing some test data. Any gut feeling yet on if you'll be able to get more output than input.

Great work as always, Mark

[redrichie]

Any new data or info on your setup. I have a question on the big monopole. Has anyone seen the new video Rick Friedrick put out with his large machine running a lawn mower? His Bedini is producing torque. Neat stuff. He is using a large setup like the 10 coiler but in a horizontal fashion. Is there any advantage to having a large diameter rotor like this as opposed to a smaller diameter but longer rotor? Is it just for flywheel effect? I know magnet spacing is very important but is there an ideal magnet spacing on a large rotor like this. Such as a certain degree the TDC of the magnet should be place into the rotor at?
Thanks

[Jules Tresor]

@redrichie
You should give a link to the video, we could watch it to !

[Bit's-n-Bytes]

Any new data or info on your setup. I have a question on the big monopole. Has anyone seen the new video Rick Friedrick put out with his large machine running a lawn mower? His Bedini is producing torque. Neat stuff. He is using a large setup like the 10 coiler but in a horizontal fashion. Is there any advantage to having a large diameter rotor like this as opposed to a smaller diameter but longer rotor? Is it just for flywheel effect? I know magnet spacing is very important but is there an ideal magnet spacing on a large rotor like this. Such as a certain degree the TDC of the magnet should be place into the rotor at?
Thanks

I have gathered a bit more data, and am working on a few more configurations. Some of the initial data points are with 24V on the input and 36 volt on the output, input amps can range as low as 800ma and as high as 4.2 amps determinate how much gain you have and how many coils you have on. This large rotor does have more torque than a smaller one. Rick and John have done a fine job in creating a precision machine that is nicely balanced. I have now been able to eliminate the drive batteries with a “device” and will display that when I get it perfected. Rick showed me that video a couple of months ago and I ask him if he was driving electric motors for the drive portion, he replied that he was actually using the torque and drive pulley to run the machine. Pretty impressive.

Thanks

Bit’s

[Mark]

A "device" on the input? I hope its a big cap thats fed by the output (wishful thinking). Anything other than batteries will make it very difficult to see if there is OU. You must be having FUN.

Do you have any info on rotor RPM's. My highest RPM on Ricks 3-pole is about 6500 rpm with 24 volts and 3 drive coils.

Can't wait to hear more info, keep up the GREAT work!!

Mark

[redrichie]

Heres the link: YouTube - 2007 Memorial Day Parade 1: First Moblie Bedini Monopole Energizer
Sorry about that.The mower is moving slow but it is rolling down the road none the less. 2 hours and batteries are still at same V.

[Bit's-n-Bytes]

A "device" on the input? I hope its a big cap thats fed by the output (wishful thinking)
Mark

Becareful what you "hope" for as that is part of it.

Bit's

[Mark]

Becareful what you "hope" for as that is part of it.

Bit's

Come on now dont toy with me. Spill the beans.

By the way nice house.

Mark

[SkyWatcher]

Hi folks, Thanks for that info Bit's-n-Bytes, i asked him in the other forum what was driving the lawn mower wheels and you say it is the Bedini monopole motor driving the wheels through belts and such, very cool. It seems the lady speaking in the video seems pretty confident when she says something like, if we add more coils it will go a lot faster. I would assume he had it geared to reduce the rpm's at the wheel's for more torque. Do you think the voltage regained is real charge and not semi-surface charge, a good test would be to make some kind of load tests afterward on the batteries to make sure it didn't turn out to be a little fluffy, as i know from experiments how that can happen sometimes. Otherwise, what a great effort and work by Rick.

Tyson

[rave154]

I will have $50 straight & honest bet, with anybody, winnings donated to charity of choice of winner ( & assumming straight & honest reporting by bits..........which i firmly believe he will do ).....that Bits doesnt see any OU from his kit.

Any takers?

[redrichie]

I will have $50 straight & honest bet, with anybody, winnings donated to charity of choice of winner ( & assumming straight & honest reporting by bits..........which i firmly believe he will do ).....that Bits doesnt see any OU from his kit.

Any takers?

So you think he got scammed, by a guy who put his lifes work on the internet, for replication. To what maybe sell some DVD's? Sell a few "models" for $4000 a pop, that dont work? Well produce measured effects anyhow? I may be thick but Ricks video showed no losses to batteries while driving a lawnmower (slowly) for 2 hours. A lawnmower. Please explain why you think this. Im interested to hear what you think.