From what i understand about non linear arrangement of the coils on a multi coil Bedini Energizer, It reduces or eliminates the cogging effect of the magnetic attraction to the cores of the coils. This torque is freed up to drive the wheel without increasing the input cost. Assuming the coils are arranged so that only one fires at a time, There are two immediately observable effects. relative to the same cois firing at the same time, both the input and are spread out to more pulses of lower amplitude, and the mechanical efficiency of the motorhas increased.

My question is, "How does it effect the charging rate of the batteries?" Im hoping to use my time off over the Thanksgiving Holiday To do some experimenting with this. If anyone can point me in the correct direction for this it would be appreciated.

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Isnt heavy cogging a sign that the coils are too close to the magnets?

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