Bedini 10-coil

[Hammad]

Cop >1

Man I am dying to hear about some one show cop>1

[deanEdinburgh]

I hope its not the case with the Tesla switch being reprogrammed, those vids went down too, if it is, ALL OF US can help John and find a way to let the cat out of the bag..this is what R and D is for. Thanks for the video Bit's

Amen to that.

[Mark]

Hello Bits any new info to share on your device? I am also wondering if you have considered putting the 10 coiler in self oscillation mode.

Mark

[Bit's-n-Bytes]

Hello Bits any new info to share on your device? I am also wondering if you have considered putting the 10 coiler in self oscillation mode.

Mark

Currently working on getting the output rail to supply the charge for the drive batts. Haven't looked into the self oscillation yet.

Jeff

[John_K]

Thank you very much John for these insights on the SuperPole configuration. Difficult to build, difficult to tune and probably not that much better above the line. If one draws the line - its not a must have thing.Would you agree with that? BTW I love your machines. Great builds. Your last videos were I think almost a year old-perhaps you could bring us up to speed where you are now?
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Hi Albert,

I'm always doing different things on the bench, none of which have been "video worthy" though.
I've been working on the Tesla Switch, Scalar Wave Charger, as well as some solid state SSGs and rotor based SSGs. Always learning and never giving up.
Usually I get stumped on a project and run out of ideas, so I'll move onto another one with fresh ideas and then come back to the other one later on. These forums are great, because people are always coming up with different things which gives me ideas to try out.


John K.

[Aaron]

night time is better

Have you others noticed marked differences in performance during day/night periods?

Albert,

Over the last 10 years, I have noticed that most of my best results
were at night.

The model that I see describes a common a simple gravitational model
that includes the concepts necessary to deduce that night time would
be when there is more potential available and at denser amounts.

What can be deduced from it when it comes to daytime and nighttime is
that the sun share some of the aether rebounding to each respective mass
and some is from COMMON space between them meaning less is rebounding
back to earth on the side that the sun is.

With the moon or (non sun) time, there isn't that mass sharing aether in
common space. Therefore, the side without the sun has more quantity
and "pressure" of the aether moving from above towards the center
of the earth's mass from where it was displaced.

So any dipole is tapping this increased "density" of aether allowing for
higher voltages to appear at night. My opinion.

[sucahyo]

Interesting Aaron . According to Reichenbach, sun emit more calm energy during the day and moon reflect more vigor energy during the night. According to Schauberger water have its most power during 4 degree temperature at full moon at night.

It seems electricity relate to vigor energy. If this is the case then a bedini charger inside orgone accumulator may produce more output...

[shadb1]

10 coil kit after 2 months

Hi everybody !
Thanks to give us feedback on our new 10 coil setup..

We are at : 48V at the Primary battery (all deep discharge 140amp new 12V batteries)
72V at secondary with 3 parallel set of 24V each
resistances on the board are 470 ohms
resistance at the exciter end is 120 ohms X 50 watts

We are getting 5.1A out to the secondary battery
the primary battery are taking 4 A

What do you think we could do to improve our result?

Thanks for your help !

[iankoglin]

Kogs First post

Id be interested to hear your theories on this, as most of us find that the faster the wheel runs the better it charges, for the most part.

Regards

G'Day Ren
All my friends call me Kogs
I have noticed that my trifilar SSGmonopole charges best when it is running at its slowest speed
Also I have a 4 coiler(should be a 6 coiler But not finished) it charges best at a slower speed
I am trying to tune my Rick's 10 coiler SN#204 with 24v( 8-6v Trojan T105's) on the back end and 24v(4-6v Trojan T105's) on the front end all these batteries are new but I am not having any success. Has anyone succeded with theirs
Regards Kogs

[Bit's-n-Bytes]

G'Day Ren
All my friends call me Kogs
I have noticed that my trifilar SSGmonopole charges best when it is running at its slowest speed
Also I have a 4 coiler(should be a 6 coiler But not finished) it charges best at a slower speed
I am trying to tune my Rick's 10 coiler SN#204 with 24v( 8-6v Trojan T105's) on the back end and 24v(4-6v Trojan T105's) on the front end all these batteries are new but I am not having any success. Has anyone succeded with theirs
Regards Kogs

Welcome Kogs, I talked to John K about your setup when he visited you awhile back. Can you tell me what your draw (current) is when the rotor is up to speed? What are you using for the base resistance values? Is the trigger light glowing? What is the gap between the coils? Any other info you can give will help.

Thanks

Jeff

[iankoglin]

@ Bit's, Kogs #204

Welcome Kogs, I talked to John K about your setup when he visited you awhile back. Can you tell me what your draw (current) is when the rotor is up to speed? What are you using for the base resistance values? Is the trigger light glowing? What is the gap between the coils? Any other info you can give will help.

Thanks

Jeff

G'Day Bits I have some data and photos of my latest runs here
"http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Bedini_Monopole4/photos/album/1764941874/pic/list"

Here is the data of my latest run
Battery Configuration Position ah C20 rate Start volts End volts Diff
4 -Trojan T105 Primary 225 11.25a 26.00 24.70 1.30
Charging 450 22.5a 24.90 25.8 0.90
Charge Battery Primary Battery
Comment Date Time Volts Amps Volts Amps Revs
1 9mm gap pot=zero Mon 30/08/10 3:29 PM 24.90 26.00
2 spike 95v 3:39 PM 25.40 3.969 24.90 3.998 342.5
3 3:57 PM 25.50 3.982 25.00 3.927 344.1
4 3:58 PM 25.60 25.00
5 4:33 PM 25.70 3.961 24.90 3.959 348.6
6 change Gap 7mm
7 Pot zero start 4:48 PM 25.20 25.60
8 Didn't change
9
10 Change gap 12 mm Mon 30/08/10 9:52 AM 25.00 25.80
11 zero pot 65v spike 10:06 AM 25.80 3.920 24.90 3.854 348.7
12 10:05 AM 25.80 3.921 24.80 3.858 354.6
13 adjust pot. Bulbalmost out 48v spike
14 11:14 AM 25.70 3.991 24.90 3.862 509.3
15 12:57 PM 25.80 3.929 24.80 3.898 545.8 10.7Ω
16
17 Switch pot back to Zero
18 1:10 PM 25.90 3.949 24.60 3.879 367.2 0.0Ω
19 2:16 PM 26.00 3.941 24.50 3.839 373.7
20 3:28 PM 26.00 3.950 24.30 3.870 373.4
21 4:30 PM 26.10 3.948 24.20 3.847 375.7
22 switched off 5:53 PM 26.20 3.934 24.00 3.968 373.0 0.3Ω
23
24 Rested 6:56 PM 25.80 24.70
25
Kindest regards Kogs

[iankoglin]

@ Bits Kogs #204

[QUOTE=iankoglin;109026]G'Day Bits I have some data and photos of my latest runs here
"http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Bedini_Monopole4/photos/album/1764941874/pic/list"

G'Day Bits
Sorry If you can't understand I have to learn how to post to this forum
Regards Kogs

[Bit's-n-Bytes]

G'Day Bits I have some data and photos of my latest runs here
"http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Bedini_Monopole4/photos/album/1764941874/pic/list"

Here is the data of my latest run
Battery Configuration Position ah C20 rate Start volts End volts Diff
4 -Trojan T105 Primary 225 11.25a 26.00 24.70 1.30
Charging 450 22.5a 24.90 25.8 0.90
Charge Battery Primary Battery
Comment Date Time Volts Amps Volts Amps Revs
1 9mm gap pot=zero Mon 30/08/10 3:29 PM 24.90 26.00
2 spike 95v 3:39 PM 25.40 3.969 24.90 3.998 342.5
3 3:57 PM 25.50 3.982 25.00 3.927 344.1
4 3:58 PM 25.60 25.00
5 4:33 PM 25.70 3.961 24.90 3.959 348.6
6 change Gap 7mm
7 Pot zero start 4:48 PM 25.20 25.60
8 Didn't change
9
10 Change gap 12 mm Mon 30/08/10 9:52 AM 25.00 25.80
11 zero pot 65v spike 10:06 AM 25.80 3.920 24.90 3.854 348.7
12 10:05 AM 25.80 3.921 24.80 3.858 354.6
13 adjust pot. Bulbalmost out 48v spike
14 11:14 AM 25.70 3.991 24.90 3.862 509.3
15 12:57 PM 25.80 3.929 24.80 3.898 545.8 10.7Ω
16
17 Switch pot back to Zero
18 1:10 PM 25.90 3.949 24.60 3.879 367.2 0.0Ω
19 2:16 PM 26.00 3.941 24.50 3.839 373.7
20 3:28 PM 26.00 3.950 24.30 3.870 373.4
21 4:30 PM 26.10 3.948 24.20 3.847 375.7
22 switched off 5:53 PM 26.20 3.934 24.00 3.968 373.0 0.3Ω
23
24 Rested 6:56 PM 25.80 24.70
25
Kindest regards Kogs

Kogs, there is some issues I see. Can you put the gap of your coils at 6.35mm? My assumption is that you are driving the 10 coiler with 24V? If so, what is the resistors that you have selected for the bases of the mjl's? Your lite is glowing which indicates to much current draw on the base. This is where your losing charging effeceincy's. Are you sure all of the coils are properly connected to give you a "North Pulse"?

Thanks

Jeff

[iankoglin]

@ Bit's, Kogs #204

G'Day Bits
Thank you for your quick reply and help I appreciate it.
I have closed all the gaps to 6.35mm and all the base resistors are 220 ohm I also have on each circuit board 1 47ohm I am running New Trojan 24v @225 ah as the primary and New Trojan 24v 450ah for the charging. I also have across the Primary Battery terminals (2 x 1000MFD -500v caps in parallel).
Today After setting all the gaps while I am charging the Normal Primary, I used 2 old truck batteries in series giving 24v to test how it made a difference.
The bulb was not lighted at all, and the pot was set at zero.
I noticed that the scope shot was different to when I last ran the machine So I scoped each Board and as the last board was different I scoped each transistor on it I photographed these shots.
I have tried to load these Photos
1 Bot=CB1 inclTrig , 10 Bot=CB1 Top=CB10, 12 Cb10 Tran2
photo1, Bot of scope shot,Top =Top of scope shot,CB10 = Circuit board, Tran = Transistor on board
The circuit boards have terminal blocks to connect the base resistors and the power strands from the coils. These terminal blocks seem to have caused problems as the screws have a slight shoulder underneath the head and do not seem to clamp the fine axle on the transistors or the power strands from each coil, I had to solder some small lugs on to the power strands.

I hope this is informative I can see now I really need to find out what is wrong with these boards.

Please what base resistors do you suggest I need for 24v?

Kindest Regards Kogs

[Bit's-n-Bytes]

G'Day Bits
Thank you for your quick reply and help I appreciate it.
I have closed all the gaps to 6.35mm and all the base resistors are 220 ohm I also have on each circuit board 1 47ohm I am running New Trojan 24v @225 ah as the primary and New Trojan 24v 450ah for the charging. I also have across the Primary Battery terminals (2 x 1000MFD -500v caps in parallel).
Today After setting all the gaps while I am charging the Normal Primary, I used 2 old truck batteries in series giving 24v to test how it made a difference.
The bulb was not lighted at all, and the pot was set at zero.
I noticed that the scope shot was different to when I last ran the machine So I scoped each Board and as the last board was different I scoped each transistor on it I photographed these shots.
I have tried to load these Photos
1 Bot=CB1 inclTrig , 10 Bot=CB1 Top=CB10, 12 Cb10 Tran2
photo1, Bot of scope shot,Top =Top of scope shot,CB10 = Circuit board, Tran = Transistor on board
The circuit boards have terminal blocks to connect the base resistors and the power strands from the coils. These terminal blocks seem to have caused problems as the screws have a slight shoulder underneath the head and do not seem to clamp the fine axle on the transistors or the power strands from each coil, I had to solder some small lugs on to the power strands.

I hope this is informative I can see now I really need to find out what is wrong with these boards.

Please what base resistors do you suggest I need for 24v?

Kindest Regards Kogs

We're gaining on improving your setup, it would appear. Not sure why you have the caps on the input drive batts at this stage. If you are using less than 48V to drive the machine, I would recommend putting 100 ohm resistors on the base while leaving the 47ohms on the boards. Without the machine running and the drive power applied, you can check voltages at each of the collectors to determine proper voltage levels. If they are not what they should be there may be a loose connection, enamel still on the conductor, etc. Once all levels are proper, your machine should run fine.

Thanks

Jeff