Hello,

I would also like to say this is a fascinating discussion! Now I'm still at the beginning of all this but I think it's time this energy form should be rediscovered.
Apparently Tesla had it all a hundred years ago.

I'd like to ask Dr Lindemann or some of you other knowledgeable guys a few things- please excuse my poor English:

You certainly are familiar with the experiment Mr Bedini shows in the Energy from the Vacuum DVD where he lights a neon bulb between ground and the plastic cover of a battery under charge. Now this is a solid state charger, not a rotor type machine. I wonder if the same thing would happen on the big rotary machine charging the 1600amp hour bank?
This really got me thinking along the lines the RotoVerter guys have always stated: Radiant energy IS RF energy. Probably thats why it is somewhat "arcane" since many of us -myself the first-have no idea of RF circuit design and engineering.
The Rotoverter guys say it's a standing wave which forms nodes where voltage and current are out of phase. So there's points in the circuit where current is zero and voltage is maximized and other nodes where it's the reverse. This dephasing of voltage and current explains why the radiant effect is arriving BEFORE the current arrives in the circuit.
I run a five coil machine and have examined the spikes going to the battery. When I expand them on the scope I see a very fast oscillation instead of a spike.
I have also found that I can take a coil off the machine while it's running and it will work just as well on the "operating table". I have made a "recovery coil" with about a kg of 0.6 mm wire and the same iron core I use on the other coils. When I held this next to the core of the coil on the table, a neon bulb would light in my hand when I touched one of the wires of the recovery coil.
And yet, on the surface all that was going into the coil was the PWM signal that drove the power coil. No electric shock at all.
so I guess that there is definitely a lot of RF around in these circuits. Perhaps Mr Bedini has invented a low impedance tesla transformer by using a bifilar coil? Especially with an open air core coil this seems logical to me. A one to one coil yet it can oscillate. But no extremely high voltage is produced since we have the same amount of turns in primary and secondaries.
Yet this does not explain the battery charging effect....

Here is an image of the wave I get when I connect across the battery.

Thanks for sharing all your knowledge here!

Albert

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