Imhotep's Radiant Oscillator Video

[byjoveoldchap]

No mate, you can get it to self resonate without the other components too. Probably easier with them in though. Does your fan run with a Bedini circuit, that is, charging on the back end?

Hello Ren, thanks for your reply.

Yes, it is a 12v PC fan converted as per Imhotep's instructions and a charging output. I cannot see how it can resonate it it's present form, I have an extremely fine adjustment on the Base/trigger input and when i slow it down i can clearly hear the windings 'click' until the motor is running so slow that the coil output is too weak to energise anymore and so the motor stops.

No amount of adjusting with pot resistance/Base trigger can possibly make it resonate from this situation as the coil simply isn't energised until it rotates. I am using a 12v input battery.

If you can add any thoughts on this, I'm a good listener, [ I just need to get my hearing-aid batteries re-charged [ha, ha :-]

Thanks for your interst Ren, I LOVE your window motor, beautiful.

[Bodkins]

up loading video ren brighter light no more ampdraw charging a cap.
its cool!!!!

[ren]

Unfortunately I'm one of the 'old folks' to and I understand your frustration. My Fan Bedini would not self oscillate until I hooked up the ignition coil to it. It was dumb luck the way I found out. I was running the fan and hooked up the coil to it and it just stopped and went into self-oscillation.:surprise: The 25 ohm rheostat resistor that I'm using as a voltage/current control on the source battery helped matters to. Good luck.

Ren,
I hooked up my LB cap pulser straight to the source battery yesterday and it worked. I was surprised. I have always thought that you could not close the loop like that. I am going to leave the LB hooked up like that. It makes the whole thing alot easier. I set it up like you said so that I can still use the unit as a charger when I want to. The little battery pack will run the light for 4 hours now between charge ups. That is enough for me. Us 'old folks' go to bed pretty early these day.

Bodkins,

I experimented more with the earth ground yesterday and for some reason, in my circuit, I am getting high voltage all over. I took a modified CFL in my hand and could light it up by touching it to many different place in the circuit. The problem was that if I accidentally touched those places with any part of ME--I lit up!! Finally I got tired of it and just did something else for the day.

Cheers,

Lidmotor

Good work Lidmotor. Tell me, did you have the cap pulser hooked up DIRECTLY to the front end, or to a cap on the front end. I didnt see a decrease in amp draw when connected directly, I needed a cap over the terminals of the running battery. Handy setup you're right, you can funnel some back to the front or charge on the back. Did you notice a difference in light output?

I am all for reducing amp draw as much as possible, but I am trying to focus on modifications that reduce amp draw for none or very little loss in light output.


@ AC. "you have only seen one." hmmm.

Your explaination on the dual coil configuration made alot of sense to me. However I didnt factor in the part about one coil discharging into another. Interesting.

I also noted that if the primaries are wired in parallel you can hook both secondaries together and connect to light and then to ground/sink. I have yet to determine if two in parallel offer an advantage over one. Ive been thinking of using multiple coils with half in parallel and the other half in series.

I like the idea of charging a cap with the potential that has already been used by the light, a little like Bodkins has been playing around with. I havent had many results with it yet though. If I use one coil and have it discharge through the light to the charging batteries capacitor (-) I dont see any increase in charging ability, the light is brighter however because it now has a sink.

Many things to mull over...

[ren]

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"You need to get a younger, smarter, chap to help you."

Oh, do we have a predjudice against women then? The first two I can agree with, but your third choice?... Naaaaaaaaaaaa!

So lets see if I can decipher what you are saying Carl and put it in clear Ingrish...

it will not self resonate unless there are other components within the circuit. ~Is this what you are trying to teach the old fella?

No wonder I'm having trouble


thanks for trying
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Lidmotor said:
"Unfortunately I'm one of the 'old folks' to and I understand your frustration."

Hey, your doing a brilliant job of showing these young 'uns where to go and you have a great passion for helping others, your videos will encourage many more to follow.

Of course, I do recognise ALL the folks sharing their discoveries and ideas on here, especially John Bedini and *Imhotep*who has introduced us all to a genuine, yet very simple way to find the real secret of free energy. I congratulate you all, it is a wonderful atmosphere made better by the real companionship you have for each other. Each and every one of you is a real *Star*.

No mate, you can get it to self resonate without the other components too. Probably easier with them in though. Does your fan run with a Bedini circuit, that is, charging on the back end?

[hh1341]

"You need to get a younger, smarter, chap to help you."

Oh, do we have a predjudice against women then? The first two I can agree with, but your third choice?... Naaaaaaaaaaaa!

OK OK........

............Younger, smarter, PERSON, then.

See, that proves it.........I'm so old I can't even be politically correct.

By all means, yes, the fair sex. I have no resistance to, and a capacitance for, women.


Carl

[DavidE]

Hmmm...

Allcanadian

When you consider the qualities of the current utilized it should become obvious that the energy transfer is based on "surface area"---capacitance.

I really like what you are saying here, and I believe it may be a catalyst force for transference of charge. So that this may be brought down to a level that I can experimentally confirm... what fundamental conditions would determine more or less capacitance (aside from an easy reference like a fat person versus skinny person ).

A five foot coil of wire versus twenty five feet?
A grapefruit versus a lemon?
Or maybe even a smaller capacitor versus a larger one?

The "surface area" reference has me flummoxed.

[byjoveoldchap]

Old Chap,

Get the cfl's and ign coil into the circuit.

Use a wirewound pot between base and Bedini coil. (1K)

You need to get a younger, smarter, chap to help you.

Carl

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"You need to get a younger, smarter, chap to help you."

Oh, do we have a predjudice against women then? The first two I can agree with, but your third choice?... Naaaaaaaaaaaa!

So lets see if I can decipher what you are saying Carl and put it in clear Ingrish...

it will not self resonate unless there are other components within the circuit. ~Is this what you are trying to teach the old fella?

No wonder I'm having trouble

thanks for trying
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Lidmotor said:
"Unfortunately I'm one of the 'old folks' to and I understand your frustration."

Hey, your doing a brilliant job of showing these young 'uns where to go and you have a great passion for helping others, your videos will encourage many more to follow.

Of course, I do recognise ALL the folks sharing their discoveries and ideas on here, especially John Bedini and *Imhotep*who has introduced us all to a genuine, yet very simple way to find the real secret of free energy. I congratulate you all, it is a wonderful atmosphere made better by the real companionship you have for each other. Each and every one of you is a real *Star*.

[gmeat]

Hi Everyone,


You all might want to try a bifilar on the trigger side of the circuit.It seems to work well.Sure wish I had a scope but the the slight whistling sound will have to do for now .Thx to all for the great work in this thread.


-Gary

[Lidmotor]

The "hey presto" effect

Thanks Carl, but I'm not as far ahead as the rest of YOU guys.

Us 'old folks' take a wee while to get wound up! [as you probably know ;-]

I don't have the bulb, earth, ground or ignition coil wired in at all yet, i am just trying to find out exactly how I can get the motor to self-resonate.

It sounds so simple... "increase the resistance on the Base until motor stops" and hey presto!

... But unfortunately NO 'hey presto' here!

Unfortunately I'm one of the 'old folks' to and I understand your frustration. My Fan Bedini would not self oscillate until I hooked up the ignition coil to it. It was dumb luck the way I found out. I was running the fan and hooked up the coil to it and it just stopped and went into self-oscillation.:surprise: The 25 ohm rheostat resistor that I'm using as a voltage/current control on the source battery helped matters to. Good luck.

Ren,
I hooked up my LB cap pulser straight to the source battery yesterday and it worked. I was surprised. I have always thought that you could not close the loop like that. I am going to leave the LB hooked up like that. It makes the whole thing alot easier. I set it up like you said so that I can still use the unit as a charger when I want to. The little battery pack will run the light for 4 hours now between charge ups. That is enough for me. Us 'old folks' go to bed pretty early these day.

Bodkins,

I experimented more with the earth ground yesterday and for some reason, in my circuit, I am getting high voltage all over. I took a modified CFL in my hand and could light it up by touching it to many different place in the circuit. The problem was that if I accidentally touched those places with any part of ME--I lit up!! Finally I got tired of it and just did something else for the day.

Cheers,

Lidmotor

[hh1341]

Old Chap,

Get the cfl's and ign coil into the circuit.

Use a wirewound pot between base and Bedini coil. (2K)

You need to get a younger, smarter, chap to help you.

Carl

[byjoveoldchap]

byjoveoldchap,

Disconnect the earth ground, and or return, leave the bulb string open ended, and try again.
It worked for me.
Looks like you have to tune it, to get it to work.

Study Bodkins vid......it's all there.

Carl

Thanks Carl, but I'm not as far ahead as the rest of YOU guys.

Us 'old folks' take a wee while to get wound up! [as you probably know ;-]

I don't have the bulb, earth, ground or ignition coil wired in at all yet, i am just trying to find out exactly how I can get the motor to self-resonate.

It sounds so simple... "increase the resistance on the Base until motor stops" and hey presto!

... But unfortunately NO 'hey presto' here!

[hh1341]

Mail

Guys,

Check your messages at the top right corner of the page.

I checked mine and I don't have any.

Carl

[Allcanadian]

@Ren
Good to hear from you as well, I see you are making very good progress , I found this site a few weeks ago and it's very cool that there are so many people willing to put in the time and effort to build and experiment.

So AC, if these "currents" are seeking a lower potential this can be in the form of surface area. The potential that builds up will seek equilibrum by sinking itself into whatever it can?

It depends on the quality of current, you have seen only one , Take a large self-inductance and charge it with an electric current in this case we can say the energy has been stored as a magnetic field.Then when the coils current is disrupted the magnetic field collapses and an inductive discharge develops across the coil leads----which is what you have been doing. But you have "two" leads from the HV coil, one is under a compression (the negative) and can be considered a source seeking a sink, the other highly expanded (the positive) can be considered as a sink seeking a source. This is different from what we have been taught because Faraday was wrong in believing the positive terminal of a battery was a source, He was corrected but the textbooks were not which is why I use electron flow notation where the negative terminal of a battery is a source and the positive terminal is a sink. Bill Beaty has an excellent website which deals with the issues of "what" electricity is and the misconceptions we have.

In my particular setup I have the HV center connection of one ignition coil hooked up through the light to the other HV terminal on the other coil. If the two igniton coils primaries are wired in paralell the light wont come on, however if in series I get my highest light for no extra amp draw, even a slight decrease in draw. I was wondering why this was so. Are the two coils out of phase? Or can HV sink into other HV? I note that if the Ignition coil is connected to the light and then the other terminal is sinked to the negative of pretty much anything, including a cap with nothing else on its terminals. Infact it will sink into the positive of the battery too.

If the primaries are wired in parallel then the secondaries would have near equal potentials acting on each terminal of the light, there would be no potential difference which is a requirement for energy flow. If however the primaries are wired in series then we would have a differential time function, that is it takes time for energy to move so one secondary coil develops a potential before the other. In this case one secondary must also charge the other secondary through the light. It is important to understand the difference between an open circuit like the one wire cfl setup and what happens in a closed circuit, we are dealing with electric fields which have very different properties under different conditions as such we cannot expect the same results from open and closed circuits. I have found most every reaction can be reduced to potential difference and rate of change which is a function of time. If we look at a high potential discharge from an ignition coil and the potential difference between it and everything else then it is easy to understand why the discharge will sink or source to almost everything else but is this action charging a like condition or discharging it? If this is true then a (+) high potential discharge could flow through a cfl and charge a capacitor on its way to the (+) terminal of a battery(a charging action) as the (-) high potential flows through another cfl and a capacitor to the (-) terminal of a battery(a charging action)---equal but opposite reactions produced by a potential difference resulting in a charging condition.
Best regards

[hh1341]

One old chap to another

Can anyone advise where I am going wrong please?

byjoveoldchap,

Disconnect the earth ground, and or return, leave the bulb string open ended, and try again.
It worked for me.
Looks like you have to tune it, to get it to work.

Study Bodkins vid......it's all there.

Carl

[byjoveoldchap]

Bodkins

I must admit that I noticed Bedini's earth ground symbol on his simple SG circuit but at the time didn't bother exploring it's benefit.

Hmmm... yes, I spotted the Earth/ground in Bedini's circuit as well, and like you DavidE, I also wondered why it was there?

I think you may have found something of real value to us all.

I will try to replicate your tests and then reply with my results, but I haven't managed to get my motor to self resonate yet... will try again.

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Nope, I just cannot get my motor to resonate!

I have reversed all the wires in case polarity affected it, removed the resistor to the Base on transistor and using a 10-turn pot, have slowed the motor down to the point where I can count the pulses, but as soon as the voltage cuts out the motor... absolutely nothing!

Can anyone advise where I am going wrong please?