3 Battery Generating System

[Turion]

Here's my setup and the test I will run for Skeptic
Skeptic Test - YouTube

[shylo]

Not sure

One thing I noticed with certain dead batteries, Was after running tests and shutdown ,I would leave a little motor attached to ensure the battery was being drained. That way during the next set of runs I would be working with a fully drained battery.
But with some batteries ,they could sit with the load ,and the motor wouldn't run, but then the motor would start -up , run for a few min's , shut-off , a few min's later start-up , and so on until I had no time left to watch it.
Not sure if that is significant or not?
If a battery is drained to the point where it won't run a motor , and the motor is never disconnected ,how can that battery recover enough to start that motor back up??
artv

I built the capacitive battery charger ...It did charge ,but very slowly,and the charge didn't hold like using the 2 good batteries and 2 dead batteries.

[a.king21]

One thing I noticed with certain dead batteries, Was after running tests and shutdown ,I would leave a little motor attached to ensure the battery was being drained. That way during the next set of runs I would be working with a fully drained battery.
But with some batteries ,they could sit with the load ,and the motor wouldn't run, but then the motor would start -up , run for a few min's , shut-off , a few min's later start-up , and so on until I had no time left to watch it.
Not sure if that is significant or not?
If a battery is drained to the point where it won't run a motor , and the motor is never disconnected ,how can that battery recover enough to start that motor back up??
artv

I built the capacitive battery charger ...It did charge ,but very slowly,and the charge didn't hold like using the 2 good batteries and 2 dead batteries.

I've come across this phenomenon before. It happens after a battery has been conditioned. The best information I have, comes from Dave Lawton who replicated Stanley Meyer and from the Bedini camp. Lawton says that one side of the plate gets a nano coating and this causes (both capacitors and batteries) to self charge. I personally have had a cap bank of 4 cfl caps go to 200 volts and last for three minutes at that level ie discharging into a battery through a bedini ne2 configuration and recharging themselves with no input power . I have also seen car batteries go up in voltage once the radiant charging has ceased. Bedini has documented this phenomenon many times. It is also one of the mysterious features of the 3bgs set up. As we are discovering, batteries are doing some crazy things.

[Turion]

I've heard that batteries conditioned the right way over time can actually self charge. Maybe that has to to with what we are talking about here wher we put the magnetic and electricial poles out of alignment with each other.

Dave

[a.king21]

Here's my setup and the test I will run for Skeptic
Skeptic Test - YouTube

That is undoubtedly the best set up for testing an ou claim I have ever seen.

[IndianaBoys]

Negative Resistor

I've heard that batteries conditioned the right way over time can actually self charge. Maybe that has to to with what we are talking about here wher we put the magnetic and electricial poles out of alignment with each other.

Dave

Hi Turion,

Here is what we believe to be an example of a negative resistor. Maybe similar to what you have happening inside the "dead" battery.

Self Charging Capacitor Shorter YouTube - YouTube

The paper strip was dipped in a left over solution of diluted graphene and potassium permanganate as per one of Robert Murray Smith's procedures on making graphene.

The paper was processed in the microwave to exfoliate the graphite into graphene.

A simple circuit was set up incorporating a 9 volt battery that was reading 8.6 volts with this strip of exfoliated paper in the circuit. The output was 9.1 volts.

A side check was performed using a Maxwell Supercapacitor that was disassembled and the carbon paper put in line in place of the graphene paper and the read out was 8.6 volts.

Believe some type of negative resistor is being set up in your system in some way.

Good job on bringing in the items to do a test to measure the amount of water you pump based on how many watts used.

Keep up the good work,

IndianaBoys

[Mario]

Mario,
Any of the 24 volt Razor Scooter motors will work. They have two sets of brushes, which make them perfect for doing "input" and "output" experiments, winding UFO type motors and generally messing about with.

Hi Dave,

I've ordered two 120W 24V razor motors with a belt, thanks.

On a side note, I have done some testing with a small monopole motor using only a rotating contactor (picture) to drive the coil to investigate if I would get more charge in the recovery cap (cap pulser output) versus a semiconductor driven setup. I still wasn't able to swap in-out batteries continuously without loosing energy each time, so I don't think the spark plays such a key role or is superior to a spike resulting from a sharp driven semiconductor setup.
Right now I'm working on scalar charger setup where I switch the batts instead of the caps as per Matt's suggestion. Still loosing energy...

Mario

[Matthew Jones]

Right now I'm working on scalar charger setup where I switch the batts instead of the caps as per Matt's suggestion. Still loosing energy...
Mario

Draw up the circuit with the part numbers and I'll look through and see if I can find some improvement for ya.

Matt

[Duncan]

One thing I noticed with certain dead batteries, Was after running tests and shutdown ,I would leave a little motor attached to ensure the battery was being drained. That way during the next set of runs I would be working with a fully drained battery.
But with some batteries ,they could sit with the load ,and the motor wouldn't run, but then the motor would start -up , run for a few min's , shut-off , a few min's later start-up , and so on until I had no time left to watch it.
Not sure if that is significant or not?
If a battery is drained to the point where it won't run a motor , and the motor is never disconnected ,how can that battery recover enough to start that motor back up??
artv

I built the capacitive battery charger ...It did charge ,but very slowly,and the charge didn't hold like using the 2 good batteries and 2 dead batteries.

Audel Electrical Course for Apprentices and Journeymen - Paul Rosenberg - Google Booksso please don't start all that sissy nanny crap again .. its been said!!. obviously the more reactive current he is using to charge the batteries the nearer the system is to charging at resonance that is if its not real power creating the action it must be reactive current .. pay him is neither here nor there it is the concept of "reactive current" and more particularly resonance I wanted to plant Even if only as a seed .. it may yet germinate I still thank you very much for trying it Shylo

[Mario]

The resonance subject belongs to another thread and I don't want to distract, but since the subject has been brought up here's an interesting video made by Armgdn03:

Energy Propagation - YouTube

Using this principle with a bigger setup and putting batteries as a load could be an idea... I did have a go at this a few years back but couldn't get more out than in.

Mario

[Duncan]

The resonance subject belongs to another thread and I don't want to distract, but since the subject has been brought up here's an interesting video made by Armgdn03:

Energy Propagation - YouTube

Using this principle with a bigger setup and putting batteries as a load could be an idea... I did have a go at this a few years back but couldn't get more out than in.

Mario

I beg to differ Mario .. every time these guy's adjust load ... or motor speed or whatever else they are obviously trying to get resonant (tune) "in the zone" to something even though they might not know what it is.That is by its very definition what resonant is. Ergo resonance is right where it should be regarding this subject "center stage" .. interesting vid ..

[Matthew Jones]

Duncan

Do you think we would see a resonant value, on the scope?

Matt

[Duncan]

Coil Resonance Tutorial 1 - YouTube

[erfinder]

Coil Resonance Tutorial 1 - YouTube

Please forgive me for saying this Duncan, but I must. When dealing with multiple resonant harmonic frequencies, at resonance the wave isn't sine, its square. Technically it could be any shape, I see square waves even at resonance in my systems, I again point out the fact that I am dealing with "multiple harmonic frequencies" I restate that to make it clear that there is a huge difference between single frequency resonance, and multiple resonant harmonics operating at a common resonant frequency. I personally think the latter has more to do with whats going on in the 3BGS, this owing to the connections between batteries and motor.

Regards

[Mario]

@Matt. Thanks, I'll draw the schematic as soon as I get a moment.

@Duncan, it all depends on how you look at things. I know the difference between series and parallel resonance, and I've done quite a few experiments with this. You're talking about an ac source with a coil and cap in series, ok, but what if the source is the secondary of a transformer... it's a coil and it's in series with the cap, stick a low resistance load into the circuit between cap and coil and the load gets the amps and almost no voltage. This is what's shown in the vid.

What I mean is, drive a parallel tank circuit from a source and at resonance the source doesn't have to supply almost anything, while a series setup at resonance is almost like a short to the source, from ITS point of view. BUT in this case the source of the tank IS the coil (since it's the secondary of a trafo).

@ resonance the primary has to supply very little, while in the secondary circuit volts and amps are maximized at resonance, the load sits in between cap and coil and gets all the amps, the lower its resistance the better the Q of the resonance, and the more amps will circulate in there, and the lower the reflected load on the primary.
Personally I think this does not relate to the 3BGS, at least not in this way of resonant thinking.

Mario