That's a good idea. Bedini has not designed his systems like this due to accident! I believe he has tested and experimented years until he has reached a circuit like this. I have just decided to build a good big energizer and test it after conditioning my batteries properly. Other modifications to the circuit are after one achieves COP > 1 with this setup in my opinion.

I only posted that document for the second part, which may be a use for batteries to catch more radiant energy for us, nothing more. If one wants huge oscillations, 555, or a similar circuit can be used also, with a relay or something like that.

Elias

Sigh,

Well I put 5 Coils firing on the wheel I attached to this generator, and I could not get it to turn . I am seriously thinking about returning this generator...

The other option I have is to build a motor that uses very little power to turn this generator to achieve over unity,

Per say ->
http://www.geocities.com/koneheadx/32magnetrotor.html


Or, to build an alcohol still and use a lawnmower powered by the alcohol to turn the alternator to charge the batteries. ( this requires some serious travel and work )

The generator must only drag, when a load is attached to the output. If it does not turn without a load so easily then it must be an issue with poor design. It is very disappointing to see that you could not turn it with a five coil SSG.

Try to attach the generator to a electric drill or something like that to turn it for a few days or so and then see if it turns lighter. Because the bearings must "kick in" before you will get the light rotation. If this does not help, then you may consider to return the generator.

And I have moved back to my multi coil system.

Today I found a video I wished I would of found months ago.

Bedini Monopole Mechanical Oscillator SSG Energizer dialup speed Video Presentat

This is the baby steps of building an SSG. There is a lot of little bits of information in this video that has helped me to understand the bigger picture.

I am starting to charge up small batteries with 2 solar chargers that I have found and I have wired them up in series. So even on cloudy days it is starting to charge a battery for my power source, I do hope to be able to charge a 12 V battery so that I can use it to charge 4 others. ( have had alot of cloudy days but that is to be expected in winter )

I am very pleased with leaving the charger on the batteries for over 4 days. 2 of my batteries are right at 13 V. ( these are ) 115 AH batteries. These were declared dead, ( they did not load test well ) today when I put one under load it stayed at 12.4 V for over 3 hours pulling 1/2 amp. This is very marked improvement, from where it started only staying on for about 13 min.

I have not lost hope, only shifting directions, I do feel that I am being drawn to get an usb computer oscilloscope, but I am always drawn in 30 directions

I am thinking next I will put the golf cart batteries in 24 V ( sets ) then start swaping them in charge so they get conditioned much better.

I just picked up some capacitors, I am thinking of taking my relay and using a photo sensor to trigger the release of the cap when the light comes on at 24 V. Have not quite worked out the details of that yet...

So many projects, so little time, but hey it is fun !

Has anyone seen these pictures?
New Page 2

They are rather interesting, I hadn't seen them before, which show the development of Bedini's six coil energizer in pictures, stage by stage.

Hi Elias,

This page has a compilation of all of John's links in his websites:
John Bedini | Radiant Energy

That is REALLY COOL! makes me want to go make one today! Iam sure it is more complicated than it looks though, one thing I noticed was 4 transistors per coil why? maybe the power coming off the coils are too powerful for one transistor they appeared to be hooked up to a copper strip so they would trigger at the same time, and those aren’t
2N3055's either. Look like the MJ's, I also wonder why he used an aluminum rotor as appose to an acrylic one like the rest of the device seems more expensive using metal. It would be great one day to get off the grid with a device like this! Imagine the changes that would take place in the world if we would just embrace this concept!

Thanks Aaron,
But I couldn't see this page on your links list. This page mainly interested me as it demonstrates building a six coiler SSG stage by stage in pictures by Bedini himself. It is quite neat.

Splocal, John has hooked up each coil in a master slave configuration. IF all coils are firing at the same time, then each coil doesnt need a separate trigger and you can trigger all transistors to fire all windings off of one trigger winding. This is sort of like an ampification effect with say 4 windings firing at the same time on a different transistor each as opposed to 1 transistor with four windings connected to its collector. Much stronger and much faster. The aluminum rotor looks like it was picked for mass and flywheel effect. Imagine trying to stop that with your hands at full speed

Ren here is a schematic I found from Bedini himself however I only see one transistor per coil! I too have my dual coil SG setup in a slave configuration one coil triggers both coils to fire simultaneously seems to work well just haven't got around to tunning it yet. In those pictures he has 4 transistors per coil that is what confused me the schematic I have only requires one per coil. Good point on the mass for the fly wheel, once it gets moving it would have allot more torque!

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I think that the schematic is simply drawn like that for simplicity. The slave coils can be separate coils or they can be multiple windings on one coil. By the look of JB's pics he has 4 transistors in a row per board, so he probably has 4 filar coils, meaning each coil has 4 lengths of wire. However one of them (the master) would be 5 filar to accomodate the trigger winding.

Ahhhh so each wire has a separate transistor! I have a bifilar on my second coil but hooked up my one transistor to both wires. I wonder does having multiple transistors per coil increase the E-effect ( environmental energy amplification). In my opinion whatever John bedini does is worth trying since he is the father of these motors anyways.

yep you got it! Split yours and run two transistors, using the signal from your trigger to activate the second transistor. You can have a switch for each transistor, so you can run on one and note the differences when the second is off/on.

All I can say is wow. She has a collection of SSG's that will not quit Very well crafted, and very down to earth in the explanations. The drawings are awesome.

Erwin's Work Shop

lol. I believe Erwin is a male, but your right about his collection. I learnt alot about this tech from this page, I recommend it to anyone, especially the visual drawings of the circuits.

My appologies

All good. Hey I could be wrong, maybe Erwin is a female??????

Hi everyone,

My tri-coiler SSG is almost complete, so I thought to share a photo of it. I ran it with two coils, because somehow four of my transistors were blown out. Some the 2n3055s were different in labeling and those were the most vulnerable ones! I saw some Toshiba 2N3055 transistors with higher price, maybe I'll try those ones. Any one has any recommendation for transistors? I have not competed the magnets on the wheel, and I'll add 6 more double stacked magnets on it, also I intend to add three more tri-filar coils with #18 wire to it. My Battery is also unable to power this with three coils, so I want to buy a good battery with more amp-hours. I have to say that running it with 18 volts was really great, it produces significant amount of radiant energy and torque. Any suggestions?

Elias

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