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  • Duncan
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    yes . I wrote quite a bit on this a little time ago .. because electric meters were being reversed with the bedini monpole ... if I can remember where I'll link to it. Its usually impossible to see the impulse wave ... I can't quite work out whats making it visable here. Its a useful tool to have in the box no doubt!
    nice post!

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  • garrypm
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    Dave,

    I think you need to look at this -

    Bedini free energy the other side of the wall wart - YouTube


    Cheers, Garry

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  • Duncan
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    Resonant RLC CircuitsCapacitive Battery Charger - John Saves Energy

    If that can charge a battery regardless of how well .. if it can do anything at all useful .. and It can and does I promise you .. but I'd rather you proved to yourself .. then all we need do is vastly improve what is happening . Now I stress to add here no one including me has built anything that will track the series resonance you need to follow .. I'm going to suggest how you go about it in a little ..which of course you'll ignore, here is a very close example

    http://dnp.s3.amazonaws.com/b/b5/Bat...se charger.pdf

    (needless to say if you have the nous to finish this off and set it to track series resonance the games over too)

    Note to 80 % in 15 Min and he's not particularly close to resonance ! It goes without saying had he discovered the relationship between the electromagnetic wave and the electrostatic wave and employed it to track the series resonant point the game would be well and truly over.
    All those bad batteries .. motors and paraphernalia had one job to do and that is produce an impulse.
    Or more accurately an adjustable impulse so you can hit the series resonant point of the lead acid battery. Better by far to use perhaps a $3 H Bridge

    Dual H Bridge DC Stepper Motor Drive Controller Board Module Arduino L298N JT1 | eBayPart 1 of 6: Eric Dollard Tesla Longitudinal wave Energy SBARC Ham Radio with Chris Carson - YouTube
    Last edited by Duncan; 01-03-2014, 10:30 AM.

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  • Wallywonka
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    Originally posted by Turion View Post
    I believe only ONE battery is necessary. Just one that you have reversed the magnetic polarity on. It opens the gate.

    Dave
    switching battery poles from North South to East West is what you want to do.

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  • Turion
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    bbem,
    Ed knew more about magnets than anyone before or since

    wrtner,
    I think an auto gen might do it.

    Dave

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  • wrtner
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    Originally posted by Turion View Post

    I tried this with two small motors and could not get it to work. Bigger motors or generators are needed.
    When you say "bigger", how big do you mean? Automotive generators are easily acquired. Are you thinking way bigger than these?

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  • bbem
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    Imhotep Leedskalnin Magnetic Current Series

    Hello Turion,
    Do you think the magnetic current theory of Leedskalnin is correct?
    Imhotep Leedskalnin Magnetic Current Series - Episode 6 - YouTube
    and
    Imhotep Leedskalnin Magnetic Current Series Episode 8 - YouTube
    Last edited by bbem; 01-02-2014, 01:01 PM.

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  • Turion
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    Batteries Not included

    I believe only ONE battery is necessary. Just one that you have reversed the magnetic polarity on. It opens the gate.

    Understand I have ONLY seen this happen when connected to the 3BGS, but OTHERS who have contacted me off thread say you CAN reverse the magnetic polarity of a battery and it will then run loads for a really, really, REALLY long time.

    It has been done by connecting a battery to a generator so that the generator wants to turn one way. Now shaft couple that generator to a motor that turns it the OPPOSITE way the battery wanted it to turn, and you have a means of flipping the polarity.

    I tried this with two small motors and could not get it to work. Bigger motors or generators are needed.

    BUT, here is the thing. The 3BGS has done this by using a motor as gen and two batteries in series. The motor allows for the PULSING action. What if we took three or four batteries in series and tried the same thing. Remember, the battery MUST be pulled OUT of the system once the polarity is flipped. And of course you still use the motor as generator

    Dave

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  • Duncan
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    bravo of course it does you want to hold series resonance, there is no way to measure or see the linear impulse wave . its the one that's denied. Bob
    I cant do this I do not have the programming skills but you can see the parallel resonant wave .. Its a sine wave at maximum voltage and minimum current I demonstrate on this thread somewhere How does that relate to series resonance ? EPD tells you here the speed of the linear wave

    Part 1 of 6: Eric Dollard Tesla Longitudinal wave Energy SBARC Ham Radio with Chris Carson - YouTube

    pi/2 xc

    taking then the resonant frequency that you are scanning & monitoring is F then the frequency of the impulse should be pi/2 x F. that is an Ideal state of course in practice in may be slightly different but still a constant
    in this way its possible to automatically adjust the impulse frequency and so automatically track what you call 'in the zone' no motors or bad batteries required. a very sharp impulse is required of course ... what you like to call a scalar .... The phase shift you talk of Bob 90 deg is of course also known as resonance .. however Its the other one you want the one you can't see series resonance ... the electrostatic wave .. and magnetic current ... that's my take at least. if you resolve that control loop and for all I know one of these arduino things might be able to do it then a variable sine wave oscillator with a series cap feeding a FWBR A'la capacitance battery charger should answer ... all untried and untested
    Last edited by Duncan; 01-01-2014, 05:09 PM.

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  • Bob Smith
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    Originally posted by Turion View Post
    Gentlemen,
    At times the setup of the 3BGS causes this to happen because you hit the battery with the voltage of two batteries in series plus the output of the motor as generator. This effect has been witnessed by many, many, MANY people on the thread, but it is short lived because the system then tries to charge the flipped battery, instead of letting it charge itself, and we destroy the reaction. Much more experimentation needs to be done with this, but I have reports from private individuals that indicate that this is indeed the key, and flipping the MAGNETIC polarity on a battery is the answer we have all been searching for. I leave this with you for what it is worth.
    Dave
    Dave, do you think capacitance and phase shift within the system (along the lines of Luc Choquette's recent work to foster 90 degree separation of magnetic current from voltage) might have some bearing on the 3BGS phenomenon?
    Respectfully,
    Bob

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  • bbem
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    Lt.Bearden interview with Sirius

    First, best wishes to all for 2014.
    And thank you Turion, Matt and all for sharing information for a better healthier world.

    At 03:00 minutes Lt.Bearden he explains what is possibly (imho) with your dipole:

    Pulling Energy from the Vacuum - Lt. Col. Thomas Bearden - YouTube

    So the question is how to preserve/condition the dipole, and additionally which type of load does not kill the dipole.
    (can we somehow use/involve a permanent magnet with the setup?)

    ps. This is an piece from the Energy from the Vacuum series IMHO.
    Last edited by bbem; 01-01-2014, 01:33 PM.

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  • Matthew Jones
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    Originally posted by JFP View Post
    OK, if you want to be pedantic, you're also pushing 2 amps (8mA in the previous example) into the battery - but this will be less than what you took out in the first place to drive the motor-generator set.
    JFP
    How do you know? Have you built one?

    Matt

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  • JFP
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    Originally posted by cubalibre View Post
    Hi

    ... I connected one of the primaries 12V to the generator with a 1000 Ohm Resistor, the voltage measured over the Resistor is 8V.

    U = R x I
    8V = 1000 Ohm x 8mA
    P = U x I
    64mW = 8V x 8 mA

    I think the generator was feeding back 64mW to the primary.
    No. You are dissipating 64mW in the resistor.

    Originally posted by cubalibre View Post
    Next I will try to get a 2.7 Ohm Resistor (rated 50W)
    This will probably result in some lower voltage like
    U = R x I
    5.4V = 2.7Ohm x 2A
    P = U x I
    10.8W = 5.4V x 2A

    Would be nice to see one of the primaries as well as the buffer going up.

    All right, will order some expensive resistors.
    Regards
    cubalibre
    Don't waste your money... all you are doing here is generating heat (10.8W of it) in the resistor.

    OK, if you want to be pedantic, you're also pushing 2 amps (8mA in the previous example) into the battery - but this will be less than what you took out in the first place to drive the motor-generator set.
    JFP

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