Bedini Ferris Wheel Regauging Motor

[John_K]

Yes, John. I agree. Your pic looks like the G-field and works on the same principles. The rotor when aligned to the coils creates a closed flux path. Easy to see the way you have drawn it. Break the magnetic lock and collect the energy in the coils and sent it to a battery.

This is what you showed Tom C and I two years ago, but with the Monopole rotor.

Cody could make a 6-pole G-field generator with this as long as the switching is right.

Many ways to skin a cat, as they say!


John K.

sseti,
This will work if the magnets are super poles.
John B

[cody]

Cody,
Take an I iron bar, set the wheel east west then spin the wheel while the iron bar is facing north and south see if the iron bar charges.
I think I know what he was doing, here see if this picture helps everybody. as I said I'm not going for the anti gravity effect. If the torsion field works right above the wheel it would look like a tornado or a spinning Galaxy. This has all been done before. The chain has links that are ninety degree from each other that you only need to charge the first link. Then the links can use the B-field He has got the chain hanging in that torsion field.
John B

John
I tried the bar but i dont know what to look for. So i stuck a coil on the bar and sniffed around with it and my o scope, but saw nothing unexpected. I thought we were going to make a motor? Is this for "antigravity" mode? Ill keep messing with it.

Cody

[John_Bedini]

Big Bedini Motor

John K,
Right three different things right here all for you, just need to do the switching right. Magnetic PMH or re-gauging motor or G-field just different geometry . Very powerful motor if switched right. Best one of all is what ED was doing with the separation of magnets in the Iron bar. Don't let this spin your head, easy energy.
John B

[John_Bedini]

Big Bedini Motor

Cody,
How are the poles arranged, I'm not into Anti-Gravity, I was just explaining what ED was doing you have the motor in my drawing.
The experiment was to see if when you face an iron bar north south does it charge the bar with magnets, that's all. You must spin the wheel and you should see a O scope reading if the magnetic poles are right, sine wave AC.
John

John
I tried the bar but i dont know what to look for. So i stuck a coil on the bar and sniffed around with it and my o scope, but saw nothing unexpected. I thought we were going to make a motor? Is this for "antigravity" mode? Ill keep messing with it.

Cody

[cody]

Cody,
How are the poles arranged, I'm not into Anti-Gravity, I was just explaining what ED was doing you have the motor in my drawing.
The experiment was to see if when you face an iron bar north south does it charge the bar with magnets, that's all. You must spin the wheel and you should see a O scope reading if the magnetic poles are right, sine wave AC.
John

Oh ok. Well for the sake of the test i suppose ill post some results. I cant say i noticed any difference with the bar facing NS or any other direction but it did give a sine wave when spun. I also tried the bar vertically just for fun and got an interesting result with the amplitude being highest when coil was offset from center. Visual below.

Back to the super pole motor w/pmh. I see from your picture above that i do indeed need 6 switch points. But what about the other 6 poles that are being skipped? Is this where the "regauging" happens by not doing anything on those 6 poles? I believe im missing something. My poles on the rotor are NSNS super poles.

[chasson321]

Re-gauging

Does anybody really understand what Re-gauging is. I understand that people are not going to get pie shaped magnets like that but other things work the same way. Lenz's law can be tricked if you do it right.

John B

"Energy from the Vacuum" Series - Trailer - Pt. 6

YouTube - "Energy from the Vacuum" Series - Trailer - Pt. 6

Begin at 4:00 for John's demonstration of Re-gauging in Mono-pole.

Tim

[John_Bedini]

Big Bedini Motor

Cody,
Now go back to the drawing I posted early that shows ED's Wheel that talks about torsion fields Look at your center drawing This is what I'm saying about charging the Iron bar. Look at My drawing again you will see ED is right and he did not need coil if you can get the magnet running in the bar Post 329 the drawing.
John B

[cody]

john,

I see what your saying i think. I have heard about chain being able to conduct a flux field but have yet to experiment with it. Ill have to give it a try. Now i know where to center it.

Ok, i think im thinking better now with the motor. Its an alternating pole motor. 6 switching points, 2 switches, one switching on the positive 6, and the other flipping polarity switching on the negative 6, 12 switches total. Sorry for the brain fart.

[John_Bedini]

Big Bedini Motor

Here is the post it was 329
JB

Cody,
Take an I iron bar, set the wheel east west then spin the wheel while the iron bar is facing north and south see if the iron bar charges.
I think I know what he was doing, here see if this picture helps everybody. as I said I'm not going for the anti gravity effect. If the torsion field works right above the wheel it would look like a tornado or a spinning Galaxy. This has all been done before. The chain has links that are ninety degree from each other that you only need to charge the first link. Then the links can use the B-field He has got the chain hanging in that torsion field.
John B

[cody]

With the motor switching here are my thoughts.

As the rotor turns it will pull twards the PMH poles. At TDC the PMH will be in lock mode. Its right at that point that i think the switching needs to take place, pulsing a very small pulse in the opposite direction, just enough to get the flux field to cross zero. When it crosses zero the latch will release and the rotor should continue to turn with its momentum.

[Rl2003]

I found this Power Magnetic Amplifier (type # PMA 61)and remembered we had discussed this type of effect just a few posts ago.
I don't want to side track anyone from the current discussions but thought it was very interesting.
I have read about it but never seen one before this.
It appears to have four small coils and the two in the middle are slightly larger(six coils in all).
Also looks like a 23 to 26 awg size wires. There are eight connections on the outside and one resistor on one of the legs.
Does anyone have an idea of what this may have been used for? It is a WW2 or post WW2 left over.
I will run some basic test with this, but I don't want to ruin it.
Mark P.

[John_Bedini]

Big Bedini Wheel

OK try it if you think it switches at that point I want to see what happens.
JB

With the motor switching here are my thoughts.

As the rotor turns it will pull twards the PMH poles. At TDC the PMH will be in lock mode. Its right at that point that i think the switching needs to take place, pulsing a very small pulse in the opposite direction, just enough to get the flux field to cross zero. When it crosses zero the latch will release and the rotor should continue to turn with its momentum.

[Rl2003]

Here is another pic of the inside with the six coils.
Mark P.

[cody]

John,
Your comment makes it seem like you are switching somewhere else and im loosing confidence in my idea. Ill give it a try though, it will take me a while to get it set up. Will post results when i get them.

Cody

[John_Bedini]

Big Bedini Motor

Don't loose confidence on anything just see how it switches.
John B

John,
Your comment makes it seem like you are switching somewhere else and im loosing confidence in my idea. Ill give it a try though, it will take me a while to get it set up. Will post results when i get them.

Cody