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  • lzbin80
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    Count me in, It's not easy for me either.

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  • lzbin80
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    This guy's work is 99.99% fake, because it doesn't make sense in any way.
    Free energy is super easy to understand for child and super hard for trained professionals. It's simply because modern humanity understanding on energy/matter/nature/universe is aberrated right from the root, our tools were based on aberrated understanding, our investment is thrown based on aberrated understanding and we protect our assets by doing lack of moral.

    I try to understand natural and so called free energy by reading from Nicolas Tesla, John Bedini, Tom Bearden, Peter Lindemann, Victor Schauberger, Kelly Patric, Marco Rodin, Lawrence Tseung, wilhelm Reich and more and more. And I feel like I only scratched the surface of the so called free/nature energy.

    I am not a handy man making free energy machine but I read and understand the way of nature that allow me to improve my life by efficiently use of energy. ...

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  • lzbin80
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    Important problem in CPU Fan design

    I dont post so often and my time is limited, so appologies for my bad choice of words, lack of tutorial guidance and repetition of previous post's content.

    Firstly, thanks the Imhoteps and the Bedini and their associates for the design, it leads to my first time entering the world of resonance and gravity energy! (to my understanding )

    Important problem in CPU Fan design is battery venting!

    I made a C,CW,C,CW standard Imhotep-Bedini CPU fan SSG, after long time of experimenting I gexperiencing the following pros and cons:

    pros:
    1. Battery internal resistance is reduced, but battery charging unsuccessful!
    2. Charging process is totally cold or heat is not produced anythere.
    3. The current use is interspatial DC while normal CPU fan use constant direct current. The interspatial current efficiency depends on the current capability of the transistor (1N3055 is running efficient and cool, 1N13001 is so hot and fan have no force for spining).

    cons:

    1. Venting of battery, use large capacitor to prevent venting but then battery do not charge at all (probably because resonance to the battery is disturbed).

    2. winding difficulties, including need inductance LC meter for winding calibration, which is for better resonance, and frustration on small things.


    C, C, CW,CW design I tried is better, with less power/inductance/pulse strength, but venting is greatly reduced, battery accepting charging etc.


    The theory behind battery venting could be that the 1N4001 diode placed between base and emitter of the transisor short cutting the excessive pulse force from the trigger winding. But C,CW,C,CW design cannot unload excessive pulse force onto the trigger winding, causing excessive force onto fan wheel rotation (out of resonance) and hydrogen produced on battery. The final result is a more powerful fan but less of a charger.

    Peace to all

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  • ainvision
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    A consideration

    Originally posted by **~Imhotep~** View Post
    ive had some batteries that continued charging after they were removed. they would continue charging until they burst their seals. and as long as i wasnt drawing current off of them they would destroy themselves. ive also had a battery that is still giving off power and has not been charged since 2008. if u go all the way back in this thread you will find me mentioning in 2008 a clock that continues to run to this day with no signs of running out of energy. aaron had thought it had become an electret. so yes i have experienced some batteries that continue to produce energy. i dont know under what circumstances or what fan i used at the time so i dont know if i can reproduce those same results
    I find a lot of the misnamed 'Free Energy' is merely the recombination of mono-atomic Hydrogen (H1) back to diatomic Hydrogen (H2). Since it only takes a charge of 103 cal/gram-mole to separate H2 to H1 and when the H1 recombines under normal environmental conditions it liberates 109,000 cal/gram-mole. This explains to heat, molecular 'agitation', pressure and 'free energy' that appears in the lead-acid battery.

    This is explained in the book 'Occult Ether Physics' by William Lyne and is verified in the fifth edition of 'Van Nostrand's Scientific Encyclopedia' (1976). This particular explanation absolves the reasoning for exotic mathematical diatribe of 'quantum fluctuations', 'multi-dimensional energy penetrations and aggregation' and can be verified by well respected reference books which are freely available. You don't even have to tread the lesser known path of Bearden's 'Scalar Electromagnetism', Maxwell's 'Quaternion Algenbra', Heaviside and Stenmetz's slightly 'easier' math or the more esoteric theories of tesla and Eric Dollard.

    As a former engineer who only got paid when you could actually physically manifest in this reality the fantasies of architects and design engineers the idea of a chemical hydrogen process gels much better with my sensibilities. I do have one request for your good self: Is there a larger fan that can be used instead of the normal 75mm computer fan as in your videos? I have currently ruined 5 such smaller fans since my soldering abilities are fairly basic and I don't possess the little hands and dextrous fingers of your missus. I AM the size of a Rugby fullback and my ham fisted attempts to replicate your device specifications is merely driving me to distraction. Any help here would be surely appreciated.

    Anyway, keep up the excellent work and keep your head down when the G20 and the Aussie 'Police State' come to Brisbane next year.

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  • ainvision
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    Superb Work!

    Originally posted by **~Imhotep~** View Post
    Hi my name is Imhotep I will show you how to get free energy possibly for under 50 dollars from radio shack this unit will :

    1 run inductive loads directly View video here

    2 quick charge conditioned batteries. View Video Here

    3 run resistive loads. Use Inverter and 12 volt batteries.

    4 run capacitive loads !!caution!! SEE VIDEO FIRST PLEASE

    5 charge unchargeable batteries : Ni-mh ,lead-acid, ni-cad, alkaline zinc carbon

    6 you can build this unit in minutes

    7 watch all videos, save them if you like. Share them if you like.

    8 research all copyrighted materials and comply with all copyright laws

    9 observe all warnings and precautions

    10 build it now and possibly enjoy free energy

    11 share your new knowledge

    12 this is how done!! WATCH FINAL VIDEO HERE

    Fantastic Job! Clear, concise and superior to any other mechanism (project) of similar type on the Internet.

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  • **~Imhotep~**
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    this pdf should help you out


    good luck and keep on experimenting

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  • Karufta
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    How to I reconfigure my stator with this configuration?

    My wiring configuration looks different than any I've been able to find in the forum. Does anyone know how I need to configure it? See pic
    Thank you!!
    Attached Files

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  • wantomake
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    Always safety first

    Imhotep,
    Thanks for the input. I've only been charging or desulfating 12v car batteries. I did start on one Tuesday and do want to see the results after six days. But will disconnect before leaving for Japan.

    Thanks again,
    wantomake

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  • **~Imhotep~**
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    Originally posted by wantomake View Post
    Thanks so much,
    That is strangest effect I've seen from any battery. I only had it on the fan radiant charger for 4 days and it's an old battery(dated 2009). So I'm leaving very soon for Japan and thought to leave it charging for a week. Don't worry my son-in-law will disconnect it for me. Should I charge longer than a week?

    We are trying to learn more about crystallizing and drawing energy from aether on the "3 Battery Generating System" thread. (Aaron: hope ok to mention other threads on a different thread.) Thanks I'll research back and find where you talk about the clock.

    As a student and fan of all the good teachers here on energeticforum, your help and open heart is greatly appreciated.
    wantomake
    Charge length is depending on the battery. It is always important to closely monitor any battery on the charger because you can never predict how it will react. We have exploded button cells by just leaving them on for just 40 seconds. And a few D size batteries leave quite a mess when left overnight. 12volts I have left on for over a week with no problems. it actually kept decrystalizing car batteries. Always wear protection over your eyes and if you leave it on for a long period of time make sure there is someone to keep a eye on it. good luck

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  • wantomake
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    Thanks for your inspiration

    Originally posted by **~Imhotep~** View Post
    ive had some batteries that continued charging after they were removed. they would continue charging until they burst their seals. and as long as i wasnt drawing current off of them they would destroy themselves. ive also had a battery that is still giving off power and has not been charged since 2008. if u go all the way back in this thread you will find me mentioning in 2008 a clock that continues to run to this day with no signs of running out of energy. aaron had thought it had become an electret. so yes i have experienced some batteries that continue to produce energy. i dont know under what circumstances or what fan i used at the time so i dont know if i can reproduce those same results
    Thanks so much,
    That is strangest effect I've seen from any battery. I only had it on the fan radiant charger for 4 days and it's an old battery(dated 2009). So I'm leaving very soon for Japan and thought to leave it charging for a week. Don't worry my son-in-law will disconnect it for me. Should I charge longer than a week?

    We are trying to learn more about crystallizing and drawing energy from aether on the "3 Battery Generating System" thread. (Aaron: hope ok to mention other threads on a different thread.) Thanks I'll research back and find where you talk about the clock.

    As a student and fan of all the good teachers here on energeticforum, your help and open heart is greatly appreciated.
    wantomake

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  • **~Imhotep~**
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    Originally posted by Hrothgar View Post
    Are the negatives on the stator the ones with the 2 wires soldered to one post?
    there were many types of fans, each one with their own geometry of coil windings. most that ive encountered have dual windings and the post that has two windings connected to it that you separate are hooked up on the original circuitry to the positive end of the source battery. but once u separate them and check cont, between the 4 wires you will find in most cases continuity between 2 of the wires and that will be 1 coil and continuity between the other two remaining ones will become your other coil. it will usually only work one way so if your unit does to work u can try swapping the wires on either the pulse output coil or the trigger coil and get it to work.

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  • **~Imhotep~**
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    Originally posted by wantomake View Post
    Hello to All,

    I have a question.

    I did replicate the Imhotep radiant charger a while back and been using it often. So I have a badly sulfated riding lawnmower battery with standing voltage of 0.0. Connected it to the Imhotep charger for 4 days . The voltage went up to 11.67 standing volts. I did test it with (2)DC 50 watt bulbs and the voltage dropped slowly then returned slowly and this is a good sign.

    I placed it on a Black and Decker smart charger for 5 minutes, but it read "FO3" this is code for open cell. I reached over and pulled the plug out of the wall 110 ac with the charger still connected to the battery. The B&D kept running for 2 minutes and the battery voltage dropped to 11.61 volts. Then the charger finally shut off and the battery voltage returned to 11.67 volts.

    What?? Is this normal? I set a marine 100 amp hour 12.07 volt battery behind the B&D charger. Connected the charged for 5 minutes. Then pulled the plug with the charger still connected, but, it stopped immediately as it should.
    Had to try this several times and got the same results.

    Is this normal for a Imhotep charged battery?
    thanks,
    wantomake
    ive had some batteries that continued charging after they were removed. they would continue charging until they burst their seals. and as long as i wasnt drawing current off of them they would destroy themselves. ive also had a battery that is still giving off power and has not been charged since 2008. if u go all the way back in this thread you will find me mentioning in 2008 a clock that continues to run to this day with no signs of running out of energy. aaron had thought it had become an electret. so yes i have experienced some batteries that continue to produce energy. i dont know under what circumstances or what fan i used at the time so i dont know if i can reproduce those same results

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  • Hrothgar
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    Building my first fan/charger

    Are the negatives on the stator the ones with the 2 wires soldered to one post?
    Last edited by Hrothgar; 06-10-2013, 10:26 PM. Reason: grammer

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  • resystance
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    The Imhotep-Bedini motor works for me.

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  • wantomake
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    wow. somebody still here.

    Originally posted by resystance View Post
    Works for me!
    Thanks Resystance,

    Was hoping for an answer. Did this happen to you? If yes, what did your battery charger do?

    If no interest with this I guess will use the battery somewhere. But was hoping I had something different.

    Anyway,
    wantomake

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