Bedini 10-coil

[Bit's-n-Bytes]

One Battery 10 Coiler

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?

Oh come now David and thanks for the inspiration. I must say for right now that I am at COP 1. I am in development of another inverter (my own) that will pull a lot less than this store purchased crap. Any way, take a look;


YouTube - One battery 10 coiler.MPG

Thanks

Jeff

[ren]

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?

Sigh...

Not this old chestnut. Specify your definition of "ou" rave, you may as well bet that he sees no gollywogsingcomps from it otherwise...

And seriously, every time someone make some progress here people flood in to talk **** and make stupid bets? Can't we start another forum for people to slag off in? Looks like Bits is well on his way to taking your money anyway.

Good work Bits looks interesting. I'm going to have a stab in the dark here. Battery runs monopole, monopole output goes to caps, tesla switch dumps caps into inverter, inverter charges front end battery?

Looks very smick.

Regards

[juju]

overunity

even if bits can make it overunity and selfrunning, the extra energy will maybe light up a lamp?

lighting a light during all your life will not cost you 4000$ in your energy bill...

in the practical way, this is just a toy!

but keep the good work, the energizer looks good!

hugs

[juju]

hmmm?

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

Tyson

i must question that... on the bedini documentary he shows his 10 coil big motor model, and he can stop the wheel only with the force of his hands...

i think this dont have so much torque to move something forward, its not impossible, but difficult to believe...

just think... when you have to stop the motorbike on the traffic lights, the rotor will stop to, and then what? help the rotor to start again with your hands? not to mention the belts and bike kinetic force since will be all connected to the bedini rotor...

[Bit's-n-Bytes]

even if bits can make it overunity and selfrunning, the extra energy will maybe light up a lamp?

this is just a toy!

hugs

@juju, I typically don’t respond to scripture of this nature, but feel I must set the record straight. First and foremost, this is "Not a Toy" in the mere fact this machine can create lethal voltage would be proof of such. Perhaps any of the machines you have built maybe in the toy category. Now for the “powering light bulb” statement, perhaps that is true if that is what your goal is. I accomplished that many years ago and choose to deliver OU to this world, my accomplishments to date are a validation to this goal. I am sure the folks on this forum would agree, that without pioneers such as folks like myself, that you would not have any “so called toys”. Let’s see your proof, I have certainly shown you mine.

Bit’s

[juju]

@juju, I typically don’t respond to scripture of this nature, but feel I must set the record straight. First and foremost, this is "Not a Toy" in the mere fact this machine can create lethal voltage would be proof of such.

it feels to me that i I touched your feelings, and that was not my goal!

what i mean by "toy", is something that you can only use to play, and nothing more, it has no practical use, no extra energy, unless to charge baterys? i have a microwave transformer that can create lethal voltage to, maybe more than that? but in fact... what i putted in, is what it comes out!

so for me that his just a toy to play with... until i found some "real" use for it!

Perhaps any of the machines you have built maybe in the toy category. Now for the “powering light bulb” statement, perhaps that is true if that is what your goal is. I accomplished that many years ago and choose to deliver OU to this world, my accomplishments to date are a validation to this goal.

are you saying that you allready made a OU device many years ago? dont understanded well!! your accomplishments to date, or bedini accomplishments to date? sory what you say dont make sense to me... so whats your final goal?

if it was possible to put this machine to self run or put out extra energy, maybe this allready was done by the creator of the device, the person that knows it better that anyone, does make sense to you?

I am sure the folks on this forum would agree, that without pioneers such as folks like myself, that you would not have any “so called toys”. Let’s see your proof, I have certainly shown you mine.
Bit’s

once again dont understand you, i will not have any "so called toys" without folks like yourself?

what proof do you shown? what you shown is something that anyone can buy, and everybody allready seen more then hundred times in different scales. i dont have to proof nothing to you, at the most i have to prove it myself!

your big size bedini will not be any different of my small size bedini, i put less in, and i have less out.... you put more out, but putted more in to!

you may have a consumption of 12v x 1 Amp = 12 watt, and you can put out 10.000 Volts x 0 amp thats equal to zero watt!

my purpose is not to atack you, and is not what im doing... a forum exists to share ideas, and im FREE to share what i think, since i dont treat you bad, or anyone here.

hugs

PS: i believe in OU, and FE!

[Mark]

Hi Bitz

Looking Good! I'm trying to figure out how you have things hooked up. Inverter is drawing power from battery. The 120v ac from inverter goes to FWBR to drive 10 coiler, to fill cap or what. Can you give a little more detail on how you have everything connected.

Mark

[minoly]

Hi Bitz

Looking Good! I'm trying to figure out how you have things hooked up. Inverter is drawing power from battery. The 120v ac from inverter goes to FWBR to drive 10 coiler, to fill cap or what. Can you give a little more detail on how you have everything connected.

Mark

I think that's it, right Bits?
I don't see a large cap dumping to the battery on the Big 10's back end though. We highly recommend this. the Big 10 wants to see a huge cap on the front and a huge cap on the back. removes any impedance worries. We believe you are way OU on this! especially when you add another generator wheel that will produce energy decrease input and increase charging effect! great stuff here.
patrick

[Bit's-n-Bytes]

The connectivity

I think that's it, right Bits?
I don't see a large cap dumping to the battery on the Big 10's back end though. We highly recommend this. the Big 10 wants to see a huge cap on the front and a huge cap on the back. removes any impedance worries. We believe you are way OU on this! especially when you add another generator wheel that will produce energy decrease input and increase charging effect! great stuff here.
patrick

I am driving the run side of things beginning at the battery (which is the same batt for charge) to an inverter, that drives essentially 2 transformers, the first of which is connected directly to the inverter, and the other connected to a pair of center taps from the first transformer. The other pair of center taps are connected to a bridge rectifier that feeds the big cap (for which the run side is directly connected). The second transformer is feeding my Tesla charger and the second cap (presently 350V, 350uf). The output of the Tesla Charger helps maintain the charge on the run/charge battery. As I said in the vid and earlier, I am building a more effeceint inverter which will push this setup well over unity as the current inverter statically draws 2.5 amps.

Bit's

[ren]

even if bits can make it overunity and selfrunning, the extra energy will maybe light up a lamp?


in the practical way, this is just a toy!

You are so wrong about that.......you obviously missed the point of the whole exercise.

In time you will see exactly what this circuit is capable of.

@ Bits, you may find that a 150-300 watt inverter works alot better. Ive always found the bigger the inverter, the more standby power it needs.

Regards

[juju]

...

everyday i found some point that i was wrong about...

but only by having the answer of "why" i was wrong about something, then i will be able to really know whats right!

i can tell you that you are wrong, but if i dont say why you are wrong, im only an ignorant!

i hope im wrong, really do!!

keep it up bites and bytes, your work is very important, and thank you very much for sharing, you are great! i was just questioning, because i dont know the answers, just that!

[Mark]

Hmmm Bits, I'm still a little lost on how everything is hooked up. The input to the 10-coiler is from a big cap that is charged by a transformer driven off the inverter. Is that correct. The Tesla switch is powered from the other transformer which dumps back into the battery. Where is the output from the 10 coiler going.

Could you draw it up?

Your total draw on the battery is only 2.5 amps, 30-35 watts? Or is that the draw on the inverter so 300 watts?

Sorry to bother ya.

Mark

[Bit's-n-Bytes]

Hmmm Bits, I'm still a little lost on how everything is hooked up. The input to the 10-coiler is from a big cap that is charged by a transformer driven off the inverter. Is that correct. The Tesla switch is powered from the other transformer which dumps back into the battery. Where is the output from the 10 coiler going.

Could you draw it up?

Your total draw on the battery is only 2.5 amps, 30-35 watts? Or is that the draw on the inverter so 300 watts?

Sorry to bother ya.

Mark

Here you go. Just the inverter was drawing 2.5 stactically. Actually the SG was around 1.4 so total draw was just under 4 amps.

Bit's

[Lefthand]

The X-coiler is looking and running very nice,I watch your channel eagerly wanting more.
Anyone who dosent believe in this technology is missing out huh?
Somtimes it really is sad but true even in these forums there are nay sayers,very sad indeed.
I've built three Bedini energizers,many Newmans motors,a dual oscillating bi-fillar coils device,vertical axis wind gens,many are on youtube under my channel :troydhansen
please check it out.

Lefthand
Colorado

[the_mog]

Hi Bits,

Your build is looking really nice

Could you please tell me if you onlty have a single trigger circuit? or do you have a trigger for each coil

Thanks

K-