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Comparison: Bedini,Lindemann,Newman,RV
Hi there dear fellow energetic people,
This is my first real post
I have been around a while reading and studying new energy machines, which is really interesting. It's a real joy to see you all share your thoughts and findings this way; great work!
My personal experience with electronics has so far been limited but I have recently bought the necessary equipment to get onboard.
Let me cut to the chase:
1. Bedini SG / Monopole
2. Lindemann attraction motor
3. Newman machine
4. Rotoverter
I've been reading a lot and understand it's pretty easy to get energy from many of the machines, where some of these are harder to build than others. Which one do you recommend me to focus on to get as much efficiency as possible? I would love to build a Bedini SG generating 2kW, but on his homepage I think he said it's pretty hard to just jump onto that machine. I have limited time, but I have the energy, so therefore I would appreciate if you could give me a hint which apparatus to pursue that gives me the most "bang for the time invested"!
For example, if I could easily build a BIIG Newman machine and hook up a small solar panel, that could generate some serious power I guess...
In short: Which machine is easiest for a newbie to scale up as fast as possible into a big version?
I know many of you have spent years researching and building through an iterative trial-and-error process 'a la kaizen, but I need to get it quicker done, if you understand me correctly. I want free energy for me, my friends and my family at least one year before 2012. Perhaps this year rings a bell...
(Oh, if you want do discuss 2012, do it in another thread. )
Rikard
This is my first real post
I have been around a while reading and studying new energy machines, which is really interesting. It's a real joy to see you all share your thoughts and findings this way; great work!
My personal experience with electronics has so far been limited but I have recently bought the necessary equipment to get onboard.
Let me cut to the chase:
1. Bedini SG / Monopole
2. Lindemann attraction motor
3. Newman machine
4. Rotoverter
I've been reading a lot and understand it's pretty easy to get energy from many of the machines, where some of these are harder to build than others. Which one do you recommend me to focus on to get as much efficiency as possible? I would love to build a Bedini SG generating 2kW, but on his homepage I think he said it's pretty hard to just jump onto that machine. I have limited time, but I have the energy, so therefore I would appreciate if you could give me a hint which apparatus to pursue that gives me the most "bang for the time invested"!
For example, if I could easily build a BIIG Newman machine and hook up a small solar panel, that could generate some serious power I guess...
In short: Which machine is easiest for a newbie to scale up as fast as possible into a big version?
I know many of you have spent years researching and building through an iterative trial-and-error process 'a la kaizen, but I need to get it quicker done, if you understand me correctly. I want free energy for me, my friends and my family at least one year before 2012. Perhaps this year rings a bell...
(Oh, if you want do discuss 2012, do it in another thread. ) Rikard
, maybe it will teach you about BEMF and you can apply this understanding towards CURRENT technology to solve their problems. SOME ONE SHOULD GIVE PETER AND ALL OPEN SOURCE ENGINEERS GRANTS TO DEVELOP IT FURTHER
. I am working on that personally.
I have read about the principles behind each of the three techniques to extract energy. If I understand you correctly, there are no blueprints anywhere out there, for machines that brings bigger amounts of energy? The SSG for example only extracts very very small amounts of energy as far as I have seen. And building an SSG big as a house would be a waste since there are other versions doing it more efficiently...
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