Hi everyone!

I'm 28 years of age, and have only the last year been scratching the surface of the Free Energy Movement. The interest has been there longer, but as you all probably know; it's a difference between talking the talk, and walking the walk. :P

I started off building the Bedini SSG. It was extremely interesting, and I have learned alot by playing around with different coils and batteries and stuff. I'm on a really tight budget, but managed to get an oscilloscope cheap from eBay, and then things got even more interesting.

It was just "accidentally" that I stubled upon the effect which I believe you all refer to as an "oscillator", and that phenomenon has consumed the majority of my time lately (except my son, as I'm a lone parent). I noticed that when the coil was oscillating, the batteries charged faster, and I didn't have to worry about any high-RPM-spinning-wheel my 1.5-year-old could get his fingers in. I then built a 4-coil-SSG, which will fully charge (>16V) a 7.2Ah battery in 6-7 hours, and the next project will probably be a 10-coiler or something. We'll when the tax return money is here...

I'm looking forward to actively participate in this forum, and the community in general.

Cheers,
mindfilter

Hi Mindfilter,




I think you will enjoy yourself here


Jessica

I dig your avatar.

Hi Mindfilter!

Welcome to Energetic Forum.

You'll fit right at home in the Renewable Energy forum here. There are a lot of talented people working on the SG projects.

The oscillator effect is because (probably) of too much resistance...I see it like a "water hammer" effect in water pipes.

Feel free to start a thread on anything you want or simply join in on any of them that are already going on.

Hi guys
I am a new boy on the block. The Brown gas idea has got me very interested and as I am in the car business and was in development before I thought it could be fun to see what it is all about. I understand the principles but as I see it the real key to all this is how good you make the electrolizer. I see some of the models that you have described and am going to make one or two myself. I would like some help as to which are the most efficient. I know a fair bit about PWM and have made a lot of units using the technology. I would like to see if I have something to offer there. So, thats about it for now but I hope to hear from some of you soon.
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