Motor Generators

[Turion]

Using batteries is ALWAYS going to be a problem. My goal has always been to move away from that. All you need is a difference in potential, whether that is a wire high in the sky and one on the ground to give you a potential difference, batteries, capacitors, static electricity, or whatever. Once you have a difference in potential, you have a movement of current. Once you have a movement of current, you have the source of free energy.

You have seen what you can do with it by running it THROUGH the primary of a boost module and collecting it on the other side while producing MORE electricity out of the secondary.Put some in, get more out than you put in.

But many MORE times the "input" can be generated using BETTER methods. This is the "pump" Bedini talked about. Put some energy in, and get a LOT out. This little setup is just the beginning. Once people understand that you CAN recover some of the input, and COMBINE it with SOME output, and that you can put MORE into the next stage, recover much of it and generate even MORE than in stage one. Step your way up to whatever you want almost INSTANTLY. This is not rocket science. It is very simple stuff. It has just been swept under the rug. But once it becomes mainstream, there are no limits. Some day they will be teaching this in school as the CORRECT way to use electricity. Ten years has been wasted because people here would not listen. But I have continued to work. Inductance, Capacitance, Resonance, High voltage and Potentials. We know all the things we need to know to be successful.

What kind of coils should we be winding? How should we pulse them? What should the core material be, or should there be ANY? How do we put more in resonance/? How many coils CAN we put in resonance? What will these coils in resonance GIVE us? How do we build stages? How do we collect the power? Lots of questions. I have spent a lot of time figuring out answers, but these are some of the questions. Don Smith was under appreciated.
https://www.qsl.net/zl1an/Downloads/...ce_Problem.pdf

[BroMikey]

Dave your word is as good as gold to me also. What you have stated about Bob's baseline battery tests is good enough for me.
On the other hand in all the years of coming here I have not seen many showing these tests which are important to naysayers. Most of them are naysayers because of the half azzed so call reasoning they see here. I am sure you are right about the battery tests and feel bad that the naysayers remain uneducated.

I will continue to do that job coming up again. My new batteries are not 2000ma, they are 7800 mah packs. 4 packs. I was forced to lower my draw to 100ma on these tiny packs so it will be nice to use the power right up to say 300ma or 400ma for now. That will be the best I can do at this time. When the charge battery started getting 250ma at the end of a cycle I thought of your balancing circuit.

You gave me so many circuits I don't know where to start. This is unimportant to you because you have gone to the next level. Still I will keep trying to do a circuit people can power their back bedroom on, that is easy. The reason we have all of this knowledge is to make it into a practical application. If that never comes, it's all worthless.

[Turion]

Why does it irk you so bad for others to find a winning circuit you failed to see? Instead you should be rejoicing because all of your words have helped me and thousands of other to find their way.

WHAT "winning circuit" I failed to see? I drew the circuit up in the first place. Just because you ran a load straight off the boost module secondary by accident? That is no different than running the load between the + output of the boost and the + of the charge battery, as I explained. And the way I drew it will work with any boost module that will run between the positives, while the way you wired it may not. We don't know until we try it on different boost modules. I happen to LIKE the way you did it because it is simpler (one less wire) but time will tell whether it will work on different boost modules or not. That is the trouble with this stuff. Everyone uses what the HAVE to try and replicate, rather than what the person doing the build used. Makes it interesting trying to replicate results. I may use a shovel and you use a spoon. Both will get the job done eventually, but I know which one I'd rather use, and when you compare results after an hour, there's really NO comparison.

I congratulate you on getting it to work. It makes it harder for the naysayers. You have it working, I have had it working, and could build another one any time (WASTE OF MY TIME) Bob has it working. Wantomake has it working. It works. Always has. Maybe now bistander will build one and get it working. Wouldn't THAT be fun?

Bob has done all the baseline testing of his batteries using the exact setup I suggested. He has also run his setup with meters in place and has all the results. I just don't have them. But it doesn't matter. I don't NEED them. I have worked with him for a long time and I am willing to take his word that he has it working. I don't NEED the proof that it works, because I already KNOW it works with lead acid batteries, so it should work with lithium. He is working on balancing the system so that none of the batteries go down. When he finally gets it balanced, which may take a bit, he will probably just show a video of running the loads for DAYS without the batteries going down, and how much power goes to the LOADS from the 7.5 amp hour batteries he is using.

[BroMikey]

Thanks wanto, I agree and your post are very gracious. Speaking of bad the 41 year old town cop got caught exploiting a minor and when the swat team showed up last evening at 6:35 to serve a warrant he locked himself in knowing he would spend the rest of his life in jail, came to his homes front door and blew his own brains out.

Keep speaking the truth is what I say to everyone but most just feel sorry for him. It is good to hear about your packs keeping the lights on. We had a similar event in 2007 where a mile wide tornado wiped out everything just missing the house. The power was out 7 days. I had big batteries too.

My unit should be winding down I would think but is still going. Yeah if we had a perfect design you could stay busy making them all emergency black boxes. Nothing wrong with that. Don't let what I say to Dave trouble you, he is a tough old bird.

[wantomake]

Thanks BroMikey,
Yes I have used the stacks of 24 volt lithium ions to run the shop through the UPS as an inverter just as a test in case of an emergency. We had a tornado touch down just one mile from our house two years ago. No electricity for four days!! The path was 1/2 a mile wide. We didn't lose our refrigerator full of food because I had a small solar backup. We were only house with any lights at night. Yes my neighbors know I AM serious about alternative energy. That event proved it to them and my family. Preppers have offered to pay for any device that will to keep the electricity on in their homes. I did a 3 family teaching/meeting on different alternative energies, namely; solar, wind power, and even an HHO demo. They were most impressed by the 3BGS.

No there's no secret helping from Turion other than things that are beyond what's being built here. Dave and I have been communicating since the days of the 3BGS builds. I also talk with Matthew from time to time. As a former teacher, I've learned how to be a good student. I bug the crap out of anyone that has knowledge to build something that may help my family or others. But. And I say this carefully, I do respect everyone here. And I'm nice even to those that have said negative things toward me.

I like this forum and the giving hearts that post here. Be nice to people because things are bad now. This is what I speak to anyone I meet.

I'm not telling you or anyone here on how to live or exist. People here will give more if you respect and get along peacefully with them.

Didn't want to post all this but I did to be helpful and not accusing.

[BroMikey]

Bob ran his setup from 1:00 yesterday until 5:30 this morning. The charge battery dropped .01 volts. Battery 1 dropped .07 volts and battery 2 dropped .13 volts. The light bulb was 10 watts and I still don’t know how many watts the load across battery 3 was. But constant load for 14 hours straight. He thinks the load across battery 3 was just a smidge too high. We have an idea for an adjustable load so it can be tuned better.

I am sure you think this statement is meaningful but any batteries can do that. What Bob is leaving out is the number of WH possible with his batteries called a baseline. For instance if you have an analytical mine and proceed to use some sort of scientific method it would look like this post.

Here is what we need.

#1 What is the size of these batteries and rating/ how much can they deliver

#2 Run a test straight off the single battery like I did and compare stats with real world figures. In my case with those puny batteries I have running them very hard (250ma extended) I got only 5WH, but the paper says 22WH at 40ma

#3 using the same 10W load in the 3 battery generator give the resultant WATT HOUR count.

No meter no proof, no nothing just flapping in the wind. You can do better than that Dave Thanks for the pat of the back for finding out li-ion batteries work good. Also stop lying on me. I never said the idea would not work across the board, I only said that the mod mtr with my lead batteries wouldn't work. And it never did. I followed your instructions to a tee. However I understand the frustration on your part teaching a subject with so many variables.

Yes you are a super hero, you got stuff to work I never even heard of. Why does it irk you so bad for others to find a winning circuit you failed to see? Instead you should be rejoicing because all of your words have helped me and thousands of other to find their way.

BTW this circuit is running all day now for 3 days and the voltages is 22.3v approx. and battery 3 keeps getting charged right up. I have three packs that give me a 200ma drain @5-5.5WH each and yet going on 30 WH have been consumed by the load. This is an impossibility. 2 five watt hour packs can not produce 30 WH by conventional means.

I can post a link to that tiny boost converter if anyone is interested. If anyone want to replicated they will need 3 watt meters. Without the proper measuring tools you are guessing in the wind.

[Turion]

Bob ran his setup from 1:00 yesterday until 5:30 this morning. The charge battery dropped .01 volts. Battery 1 dropped .07 volts and battery 2 dropped .13 volts. The light bulb was 10 watts and I still don’t know how many watts the load across battery 3 was. But constant load for 14 hours straight. He thinks the load across battery 3 was just a smidge too high. We have an idea for an adjustable load so it can be tuned better.

[Turion]

That is all I ever get, don't forget your ball and bat. You been saying that for years, gonna quit, uncle and so forth.
dont take out your inability to succeed on us. Now suddenly bobs got a winner? Bob has a zero force motor. Yeah.
I guess you must be embarrassed

My inability to succeed at what? Building a circuit I told YOU how to build? I had it working with lead acid batteries, where there is almost NO margin for error. Yes Bob slapped the circuit together with lithium batteries and it worked! He didn’t have to spend HOURS tuning it like with led acid! Very exciting for BOTH of us because lots of people, including YOU have said this doesn’t work just because YOU couldn’t get it to work. John never said this would work. As for as I know he never demonstrated a model of a system using 3 batteries other than the simple circuit designed to charge the batteries, not run loads. We’re just glad that using lithium batteries makes building it so simple even YOU can do it.

The boost is a means of recovering energy while PRODUCING energy. If you want to call it a pump because you put some energy in and get energy out, go ahead, but it has been around for a long time before someone figured out how to run it like we are running it.

[Turion]

Here we still need a pump like John Bedini talked about when he built his tesla switch. This picture is from many galaxies away, back before the dawn of the internet when men roamed the earth. You were still in diapers.

We need to add a pump John said but this is the basic free energy design or battery layout.

John would say "don't change it" try it first then change it.

Yes, this is what John showed, not as a method of running LOADS, but as a way to CHARGE a tiny battery with tiny other batteries by rotating them around a load. And it existed in the literature WAY before Bedini as a method to charge a tiny battery. I would LOVE to see a picture of a setup John built running LOADS on a 3 battery system. Seen any? Other than this single picture of this circuit where did John talk about the 3 battery circuit? Peter did, much much later, giving John credit for the circuit because of this picture.

This is the picture that got me started. I didn’t realize that the purpose of the circuit was to just charge that tiny battery. I thought it was to run the load. And I thought you did it with BIG batteries. And I didn’t have a 12 volt light so I used a 12 volt motor. Accidents. Mistakes. The beginning of everything I now know.

Now the 4 battery system was Ronald Brant and/or Benitez, not Bedini.

John did great work, but he built on foundations laid by others before him. We ALL do.


So you think you need a pump huh? What will you do to build one. I can’t wait to see. LOL.

By the way, I figured out YEARS ago that the boost module was a free energy device. Did you? LOL

[Turion]

I have built lots of things that work. What you have with this little system I tried to share YEARS ago (and it took you ten years to figure out how to build) is toys in a sand box. I don’t have one running because I am WAY beyond this and don’t have room in my shop for toys.I don’t need to take a step BACKWARDS. LOL.

Yes I will help Wantomake, and maybe some others. But I am definitely done helping YOU. What you built only worked by accident because we BOTH know you didn’t build it according to directions. It just so happens that it works that way too.

Sometimes luck is more important than skill. I have had more than my share. Both good AND bad.

[BroMikey]

Here we still need a pump like John Bedini talked about when he built his tesla switch. This picture is from many galaxies away, back before the dawn of the internet when men roamed the earth. You were still in diapers.

We need to add a pump John said but this is the basic free energy design or battery layout.

John would say "don't change it" try it first then change it.

[BroMikey]

No I didn't wait long and so I should lose ions in the deal but will it go dead? We will see.
7th run startup numbers. Maybe Dave stayed up all night again wondering how mine works.

At ICE STUFF you can see the simple circuit diagram by John Bedini showing 3 penlight batteries arranged for 3 battery operation. I'll show you later but John always added that you need an energy pump in the system. The SSG was a great pump and is a boost converter.

So far in the picture I've gotten 27WH out of those dinky battery packs and still showing some charge

[BroMikey]

Will it ever go dead? Battery 3 is charged

[BroMikey]

This is the lithium setup I'm reassembling to use as a 12volt battery for experiments. It's a 3s 8p for each 12 volt segment. Notice the top of the "brick" where I started spot welding the tin connecters to the batteries. 3 in series with 8 in parallel. The next to bottom picture is what these batteries were with a BMS on each segment or group of 3s 8p to make the 12 volts. But I took them apart to make the 24 volt stacks in picture below with the UPS pictured to the right. Each stack has 7s 10p or 70 batteries that charge up to 29 volts +-. A 60 amp BMS is installed in each stack. The above brick has five 3s 8p 12volt with 5 groups and I'll leave the BMS off if I hear it from you guys it's ok to do so.




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I am waiting to finish this setup or brick but waiting as I charge my spot welder which is a hand held type not a bench type. Yes I should've waited and kept at lest one brick assembled but you know.

dude that is so awesome. Nice Li ion battery. I wonder if you ever used them?
Here is my 3rd day run. I slept like a rock. Dave is okay he will help you wanto in secret. Him and Bob will be a secret also. Same ole. Hang in there. Can you see the light now Dave?

[wantomake]

Charged my spot welder and tried to turn it on and nothing!! Must be the 99°F heat index!! Wow! Will try it later.