Tesla's Impulse Tech - Energy from the vacuum part 7 released

[esaruoho]

some of you might find the pictures, or the text on this page slightly interesting.
i cant wait to see this one..
TESLA'S IMPULSE TECHNOLOGY - DVD#7

PART 7

TESLA'S IMPULSE TECHNOLOGY

Dialogues with JOHN BEDINI



1 HOUR 30 MINUTES

Just attempting to think about the notion of Nicola Tesla being able to shuttle energy at will around a single wire circuit causes most people to claim that such concepts are far beyond their comprehension.

After all, don't we need two wires, just for a start?

Well, it turns out that the problem is that existing electrical technology just does not have an adequate vocabulary to describe what the Great Man was doing.

In this film, John Bedini meticulously teaches us the missing technology on the blackboard, while demonstrating it on the bench........AND adapting it to charge batteries, something no-one has ever done before.

The DVD is a must for anyone seeking not only an understanding of our missing electrical science, but also for those seeking to put it to practical use.

Chalk talk with John Bedini

Checking the capacitor charge

Load test

Explaining the timing on the Bedini-Cole Window Motor

The Window Motor generating the energy nodes

Checking progress

Simultaneous scope and voltage readings

Rick Friedrich and John Bedini make the adjustments

[ashtweth]

Good to see Rick in there. To the best of my knowledge the window motor is OU, if they are doing a DC in and Dc out this is probably going to be the most controversial EFTV yet.

[ren]

awesome, cant wait

[gmeat]

Hi Everyone,


EFTV part 8 trailer was just released for those that are interested.


YouTube - "Energy from the Vacuum" Series - Trailer - Pt. 8


-Gary

[Tecstatic]

More controversial stuff...

I searched youtube for the string

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And down in the list of related links I found:

Dear Illuminati! (Part 1 - Free Energy)
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In

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[dambit]

Hi All,

Just watched the new dvd. Very good.

What I'm not clear on is the message. Is JB saying that charging a battery this way is bad, or that so long as you continue to use a negative charge you will have no problems.

Second, on the monopole setup, was the bridge rectifier connected to the power coil (not the trigger coil) or was a seperate single wire coil added somewhere?

I'll have to watch it again (and again).

Cheers,

Steve.


(EDIT: just watched it again and answered my second Q)

[Zooty]

Good Results

I have just set this up with my existing monopole motor and the charging rate is phenominal. A few things i observed:

1. Input power is just over double, i was using around 300ma with a 500k base resistance on the standard ssg setup. This setup draws around 650ma but is dependant on the condition of the charging batteries. With dead sulphated batteries, the input starts low but increases as the battery impedance drops.

2. The transistor is warm with good charging batteries, cold with bad batteries.

3. The AC voltage on the rectifier is lower than the charging battery voltage.

4. The batteries charge much faster, im estimating 2-3 times faster and they last just as long if not longer when loading. Need to conduct a controlled experiment to verify this.

5. Bad batteries seem to charge much quicker and last much longer after fewer cycles.

It would seem that if the charging battery voltage is lower than the input voltage, during the ON phase and depending on the charging batteries impedance, the primary battery is pulsing conventional current to the charging battery followed by a radiant spike during the OFF period.

2 x 12v 18ah SLA batteries connected in parallel on the charging side took around 10 hours to charge from 12v to 13.5v

Has anyone here built one of these?

[theremart]

RE: monopole

I have just set this up with my existing monopole motor and the charging rate is phenominal. A few things i observed:

1. Input power is just over double, i was using around 300ma with a 500k base resistance on the standard ssg setup. This setup draws around 650ma but is dependant on the condition of the charging batteries. With dead sulphated batteries, the input starts low but increases as the battery impedance drops.

2. The transistor is warm with good charging batteries, cold with bad batteries.

3. The AC voltage on the rectifier is lower than the charging battery voltage.

4. The batteries charge much faster, im estimating 2-3 times faster and they last just as long if not longer when loading. Need to conduct a controlled experiment to verify this.

5. Bad batteries seem to charge much quicker and last much longer after fewer cycles.

It would seem that if the charging battery voltage is lower than the input voltage, during the ON phase and depending on the charging batteries impedance, the primary battery is pulsing conventional current to the charging battery followed by a radiant spike during the OFF period.

2 x 12v 18ah SLA batteries connected in parallel on the charging side took around 10 hours to charge from 12v to 13.5v

Has anyone here built one of these?

Zooty there is a whole sub-board here on building these..

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/2627-bedinis-monopole-energizer.html

I have built a couple and have decided to move to solid state because you don't have to mess with the bearings. I love to see the wheel turn but hate replacing bearings.

Congrates on your build.

[Zooty]

@themart

The link you posted is for the tri filer monopole energizers. This is different, it's bi filer with a rectifier directly across the power coil. If you zoom in to the trigger signal on a scope, it's different from the standard ssg.. there are lots of very short pulses that come in slow waves. The same spikes appear on the output while the charge battery is connected. Definitely worth exploring. I'll post some scope shots in a while.

The scope shot below was taken across the power coil, I forgot to press the x10 on the scope but you can see the impulse just as John described.