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Late In The Game - Better Late Than Never
Dave and Matt,
Thanks for the information that you guys have been trying to convey. I see enough promise in the concept to invest some replication time. I have a third 8Ah battery on the way, hopefully three of those will be sufficient as proof of concept. I just happen to have a razor motor, and a low RPM wind turbine that could use your recipe.
It's my experience that in between the space of free energy devices, you will find the few who can navigate around the science fiction, conspiracy theorist and pseudo scientists, and flower of life zealots to bring new concepts and dispel old engineering standards.
You guys surpass that by apparently Creating the real deal.
I recognize the potential in the concept. Many wont see that potential because it is hidden in plain sight in a handful of low tech components that are just integrated differently.
Thank you for showing me the technology and reaching out to me. I humbly appreciate it.
John
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Just a student
I know but I'm only a student here. He and Matthew have been great teachers with much patience for my slow mind.Originally posted by i_ron View Post
I like the picture. 12 strands of wire that looks like you are twisting. Nice setup. I want to build a good sturdy winding machine for the shop. Matthew did a video showing the use of a measuring wheel(don't remember name of it) from Harbor Freight I think.
wantomake
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Thanks for the like. Yes that is 12 spools of 24 gauge wire 160 feet long. Nothing has been said about twisting the bundle and having built Bedini coils i know he liked to twist the wires.Originally posted by wantomake View PostI know but I'm only a student here. He and Matthew have been great teachers with much patience for my slow mind.
I like the picture. 12 strands of wire that looks like you are twisting. Nice setup. I want to build a good sturdy winding machine for the shop. Matthew did a video showing the use of a measuring wheel(don't remember name of it) from Harbor Freight I think.
wantomake
In Patrick Kelley's desk top machine the guy runs out 10 feet of wire and claps each end then twists the middle 80 turns. I just did 60 turns, But each time one twists in the opposite direction (CW/CCW)
A distance wheel is real handy. Being in Canada I don't have easy access to Harbour Freight but same thing at Lee Valley or Canadian Tire... look up Johnson measuring wheel.
I made mine from an old boat trailer roller and used an old calculator and reed switch combo for a counter.
First 10 feet, bit messy as it sprang back when I went fot the camera, lol
Ron
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Real Basic
This setup is the most BASIC setup you can run and still see the principles in action:
You need a boost module
A double pole, double throw switch
Two batteries
Modified Matt motor or ANY WORKING PULSE MOTOR
You run the boost module off one battery to provide you with a potential difference to run the motor. Then throw the switch and use the second battery plus boost module to provide the potential difference to run the motor from the OTHER battery. You simply move power from one battery to the other. Back and forth. You can run quite a while in either direction before you have to switch. Just don't overcharge the battery.
If you can't figure out whether you are getting any gains with this simple setup, I feel no pain for you whatsoever.
PS. Won’t work with “toy” batteries.Last edited by Turion; 06-22-2018, 02:40 PM.
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Looks good to me! Up and running this AMOriginally posted by Turion View PostThis setup is the most BASIC setup you can run and still see the principles in action:
You need a boost module
A double pole, double throw switch
Two batteries
Modified Matt motor or ANY WORKING PULSE MOTOR
You run the boost module off one battery to provide you with a potential difference to run the motor. Then throw the switch and use the second battery plus boost module to provide the potential difference to run the motor from the OTHER battery. You simply move power from one battery to the other. Back and forth. You can run quite a while in either direction before you have to switch. Just don't overcharge the battery.
If you can't figure out whether you are getting any gains with this simple setup, I feel no pain for you whatsoever.
PS. Won’t work with “toy” batteries.
Here it is charging a third battery from the flyback
Ron
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Loss for words
YouTube me and I'll fumble and be confused but happy. I'll video my expressions as I watch them. Then you'll laugh.
I know you and Matt have been busy. I can't even get the upright generator finished. Refinancing and renovating my home has removed me from frame of mind I was for the 3BGS.
If I had 10k to donate to your work I most certainly would.
Then move into the shop cause my wife would kick me out.
wantomake
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