Free Energy At Last Step By Step Must See

[Opteron_Man]

Hey all! I'm back after a semester of school!
I found this circuit on a free energy site. They claim that they tested it and it works, but I am not sure. It is solid state and it seems to do the same thing as imhoteps"s device. Today, I'd like to buy some parts to build, but I would like to know if i'm wasting my money.

I am new to this scene, so can someone explain to me what is happening?
So, the circuit works by using a tiny amount of juice fom the full battery as "seed" power and by swtiching with the transistor, extract power from the ether to charge up the dead battery?

Sounds good, but am I on the right track here folks?
Here is the diagram:

http://tinyurl.com/99utc7

I am working on a more advanced version that has a pot to adjust the frequency, has the neon bulb and a few volt meters to measure the batterys. In addition to the new features, I will add a few fuses.
But can anyone tell me if this circuit is good? The person on that site, said the trransformer was one from a modem card.

[Pcurrius]

what can be done

Hello,

I will help as much as I can. The diode actually is 1N4007 and the transistor can be 2N3055 TIP31 or NTE36 any of those should work. The neon is optional, is there to see the spikes of the back EMF when you don't have the battery connected. The pot can be any and don't have to be wound. Also the battery can be ANY from 6 to 24V. Good start could be 12V 12Ah but as I said doesn't matter. Also you can try recharging some 1,5V cells.
The circuit is there to play, doesn't matter much with which components you're using, get what you can for the best price around you. Play around and get some results and share your new knowledge. Hope this helps.

Greetings everyone!

I have been fascinated for years with Ed and the mystery of how he built the coral Castle, and like some of you, I'm sure, have always wondered why an "overunity" device was not possible.
I stumbled upon the Bedini devices, and further research led me here. It feels like I have found a new "Home".
My background is Machine tool design, and the garage is full of tools to where most devices on a smaller scale can be built here.
This device looks to be versatile and relatively easy to build, but the first question I'd like to ask is if there is a current parts list somewhere I haven't looked.
I've watched all the videos, and in addition from what I have gleaned reading this thread, I have the following list;

1-12 VDC fan with modified windings (done).
1-NPN3055 transistor (or the subs on IMHOTEP's drawing)
2-N4007 rectifier diodes
1-115 VAC neon lamp
1-1K audio taper pot
2-storage batteries

Radio Shack doesn't seem to carry all the parts anymore, so I'm hoping someone might help me out with some details.
Some folks in this thread are using 2-5K pots, and I would like a recommendation for a good starting point, and if a 10 or 15 turn pot is robust enough for the task considering the voltage in question. Should it be wire wound?

What type/voltage/Ah batteries would be a good starting point for this as well as other Bedini projects?

I have accounts with Mouser and some others, so if all the parts can be had from one source, that would save some shipping.

I am located in Southern California if any other members are interested.

Thanks for any help! I look forward to be a contributing member as time goes on.

Steve Wagner

[rengaw]

Greetings everyone!

I have been fascinated for years with Ed and the mystery of how he built the coral Castle, and like some of you, I'm sure, have always wondered why an "overunity" device was not possible.
I stumbled upon the Bedini devices, and further research led me here. It feels like I have found a new "Home".
My background is Machine tool design, and the garage is full of tools to where most devices on a smaller scale can be built here.
This device looks to be versatile and relatively easy to build, but the first question I'd like to ask is if there is a current parts list somewhere I haven't looked.
I've watched all the videos, and in addition from what I have gleaned reading this thread, I have the following list;

1-12 VDC fan with modified windings (done).
1-NPN3055 transistor (or the subs on IMHOTEP's drawing)
2-N4007 rectifier diodes
1-115 VAC neon lamp
1-1K audio taper pot
2-storage batteries

Radio Shack doesn't seem to carry all the parts anymore, so I'm hoping someone might help me out with some details.
Some folks in this thread are using 2-5K pots, and I would like a recommendation for a good starting point, and if a 10 or 15 turn pot is robust enough for the task considering the voltage in question. Should it be wire wound?

What type/voltage/Ah batteries would be a good starting point for this as well as other Bedini projects?

I have accounts with Mouser and some others, so if all the parts can be had from one source, that would save some shipping.

I am located in Southern California if any other members are interested.

Thanks for any help! I look forward to be a contributing member as time goes on.

Steve Wagner

[mrbreau]

It does matter!

@ byjoveoldchap

It doesn't matter where the two seperated wires go mrbreau, their are both at the end of the two coils. As long as there are 4 wires comng from the fan, you can join them outside to make the two circuits.

You're absolutely right about the battery and light, it can help people out who have no meter.

It DOES matter where the wires go, at least on the last six fans I've taken apart to examine. That is where I've been the last couple weeks, looking at fans and examining them. I've taken at least one apart and tried different wiring schemes to see what effect, if any, occurred. Only one way worked on all the fans I tried, with the coils next to each other and not opposed. As you know, it is time consuming to change the wires on the fan and then go through all the alternate wiring permutations on the SG. The process is repeated for every change in wiring per fan. BTW, all is duly noted in my notebook.

There is one exception however. If the magnet in the fan is singular, having only one north and one south, then wiring opposing coils will work but wiring coils next to each other won't. I've only found two such fans so far in the stack I have and I have a BIG stack of them.

I'd like to thank you for the poser. Since I couldn't answer with any authority, I had to do the testing and experimenting to find out the truth....for me. I would NEVER have learned what I've learned any other way.

As an aside, I put a compass under the stator and energised it with a 9V battery to see what would happen. As it turned out, either coil pair will move the compass if the coils are side-by-side. If the coils are opposed, then the compass needle won't move..........unless I change polarity. Interesting to me. This was a dual magnet rotor fan. I have to think about the implications of this turn of events.

Luck to all.
Warren
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"When a man's knowledge is not in order; the more of it he has, and the greater will be his confusion." Herbert Spencer

[Joit]

[**~Imhotep~**]

Did anyone notice that some of Imhotep's videos are being taken down at YouTube? "Third party claim" is in the title bar. FYI

Another bit -- surpluscenter.com has 4 1/2" fans for $6. Item #12-1262-A

I've got a veritable assembly line of them going here. They are ALL from old computers though. Some interesting technology in there too.

Warren
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"....the moment I stopped following others and started coming to my own understanding based on the work of others is the moment I started succeeding." Allcanadian on "Dipole"

thank you for the info i have replaced the rush audio that i used to listen to while doing my experiments with other great and generous artists like creed and others (i love rush music and totally respect their right to have me not listening to their music while experimenting and recording my results for publication) in the future releases i will be changing the format and having shiva narrate procedures and explaining details so replication will be easy to follow . the next release is a full size ac fan (3 speed) which will charge two batteries while doing its normal work see ya soon on u tube

[Joit]

I did.
Some of them are still there, added from other Users when you search with Keywords.
But i ve no Clue, what it means, claimed from a thirth Party.

[mrbreau]

Imhotep's videos?

Did anyone notice that some of Imhotep's videos are being taken down at YouTube? "Third party claim" is in the title bar. FYI

Another bit -- surpluscenter.com has 4 1/2" fans for $6. Item #12-1262-A

I've got a veritable assembly line of them going here. They are ALL from old computers though. Some interesting technology in there too.

Warren
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"....the moment I stopped following others and started coming to my own understanding based on the work of others is the moment I started succeeding." Allcanadian on "Dipole"

[mrbreau]

Imhotep's videos?

Did anyone notice that some of Imhotep's videos are being taken down at YouTube? "Third party claim" is in the title bar. FYI

Another bit -- surpluscenter.com has 4 1/2" fans for $6. Item #12-1262-A

I've got a veritable assembly line of them going here. They are ALL from old computers though. Some interesting technology in there too.

Warren
..


"....the moment I stopped following others and started coming to my own understanding based on the work of others is the moment I started succeeding." Allcanadian on "Dipole"

[Joit]

I was thinking about, how to wire the Coils for best Results and connect them together,
but i go and read me through the whole Thread.
Thanks for Reply anyway .

[byjoveoldchap]

Sorry Joit, but I really have no idea what you are asking here.
Can you try again please?

[Joit]

Since it wont let me Edit my Post....

I put a Piece of Iron under the Fan, to let it lay stable.
And dont forget, to push it back, when you are done, to fix the Stator again.

[Joit]

Another thing, to remove the Stator it works easier,when you hit the Bearing in the middle some back to the bottom, then the Stator is easier to remove.

[Joit]

Thank you, byjoveoldchap

I got less problems with my Transistor, it has even good Values at the Datasheet, i think, it can handle about 7 Amps at the Base.
And i got a stabilized 3-12V/2A Power supply, where i can adjust the Voltage.
Allways good to start with 6V and go up, when it works.
But as far i know, you only can have valuable Results anyway first at 12V.
I got no Neon, i didnt catch one, i only measure the current at the C-E.

And my Dream is still a Magnet Motor.
But i wanna tinker a bit for a Device for a Friend.

[byjoveoldchap]

Let me tinkering around too .

Maybe Teslamaniac's Transistor is not Npn or he connect to the wrong Pins.

But it was still confusing, before i did figure it out, i did 2 times giveup allready, and lay it beside.
Its hard, when you got no starting Condition all time, and it doesnt looks like , it will ever work.

Congratulations Joit

It can be very confusing and care is needed to prevent blowing the transistor.

f you use low voltage to test first, - eg a PP3 9v battery, the fan will run if connections are okay and there is minimum risk of damage with the neon bulb correctly fitted - Emitter to Collector -