Basic Free Energy Device

[altrez]

Hello Everyone,

Just a quick update. I finally understand why the Pulse Width Modulator has been working so well for charging the load battery. The Bedini DvD has helped tremendously.

I have just ordered about $500 worth of equipment and will keep every one posted.



-Altrez

[voltan]

hi all.i got a floppy d d spindle motor,as in the pic,running today. 1 iso trafo runs it on 1 phase.being unloaded it spools up like a jet engine.
it was easy to get into.the hub slides off and the stator is held by 2 screws.there were 4 connections to unsolder to separate the stator from the pcb. the motor is wye connected with an extra wire to the junction. i left the pcb out and soldered 4 short lengths of .4 enam copper wire for a low profile leadout,taped down firmly,(not much of a gap there).i put heatshrink over the joins.
i'm still trying to get it to run with the dual iso trafo circuit,with a view to generate with the other 2 phases.
cheers

[Turion]

Yes, the magnets are NSNS
Dave

[shylo]

pole configuration

Hi All, I went back on the 3BGS thread when I wound Matts' motor .
Are the magnets in the can arranged nsns , with the poles facing the rotor laminated steel?
Trying to run a pulse an a generating coil at the same time, ??
The meter says there's 40v 'but it won't move?
Looking forward to the new year Thanks artv

[Turion]

Hey,
I had one of those 18 volt motors down in my motor pile, so I pulled it apart to check. All is good, and at only $20.00 I'm going to pick up a few myself. They are SMALLER than the other motors, so may not be as strong when running. The case is the same diameter, but not as deep, so won't hold as much wire. But for a proof of concept build they will be cheap and awesome. It is only about !/4 of an inch difference in depth (or some metric number beyond my understanding). Picture attached of it vs standard MY1016. The one on the RIGHT is the smaller one if you couldn't tell. One thing though...that sprocket on there can be a Bi#!* to get off. I've delt with those before. Pressed on. Oh, and I had an MY1016 that was only a 250 watt motor, but still four magnets, two sets of brushes, and 16 commutator segments. I guess these motors are like a box of chocolates.

[jettis]

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Fixed.

[Sawt2]

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Hi All,

Just thought I would share this with you all... Bedini inverted generator mode...

-Dave Wing

[jettis]

Hi All,

Just thought I would share this with you all... Bedini inverted generator mode...

-Dave Wing

[Zardox]

motor

Should I get 2 motors and use the second one to wind as a generator?

[Turion]

One commutator. Four brushes.
Dave

[Sawt2]

Matt
I don't have any of the my1016's, when you say 2 sets of brushes, do you mean 2 commutators or is it 4 brushes on 1 commutator. I have been using 24 volt wheelchair motors and some of them have 2 brushes and some have 4 but they are all on 1 commutator.

They have 2 sets of brush's and you need them all.

Matt

[Turion]

Brushes

Two sets of brushes. Each pair is 180 degrees apart

Dave

[electr0n]

it has 16 commutator sections, two magnets and one set of brushes.
Dave

Looking at the pdf, the brushes would be 90deg apart?, i dont have a my1016, most small motors ive disassembled have the two brushes set 180deg.
That will mean transposing the commutator connections..which im trying.
Thanks for the effort dave & matt
cheers
Jim

[Turion]

The motor Matt is showing is an upgrade of his basic modified razor scooter motor plans. I know he is kinda waiting until after the first of the year to put it all out there, but when you have it all in your hands, you're going to have exactly what you need. So if you get a chance you should pick up an MY1016 Razor scooter motor on eBay. You should be able to get one for less than $40.00 INCLUDING SHIPPING if you look around a bit. If not, wait until you can. No use wasting money. They are always for sale there. I have like 14 of them now. For those of you who have never taken one apart, it has 16 commutator sections on ONE commutator, four magnets and two sets of brushes. If you have another motor that meets those specs, you should be able to use it. Get the thing all stripped and ready to wind, and get yourself some #24 wire. Then get ready to have some fun. There are changes to the original PDF for winding the motor, but that's what Matt's keeping under his hat for now as he continues to work on this....always trying to make it BETTER. It's gonna happen guys.
Dave

[altrez]

Just watched disk one of the Tesla Switch DvD. John shows a working device and draws the schematic on the white board however there are extra parts on his build not listed on the white board. I am hoping he explains that on disk 2.

It is so far well worth the price.

-Altrez