Originally posted by stonewater
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All the alternating north south magnets did is give each field equal strength as real fields. What I believe is left out in the "self runner" concept of charging the input battery with any kind of output is that it will eventually destroy the battery. I have been able to take direct output from the system and put it to the input and have the battery voltage climb as you see in that demo and it causes a fluffy voltage charge. Let's see that motor run for a whole week non-stop
The battery likes to power or be charged but not both at the same time.Like I said I didn't want anyone on a wild goose chase with this magnet configuration but if it is easy enough to do for you then great. There are a lot of people who already have the magnets glued together and plenty of people who simply have them taped around a rotor, which would be easy enough to rotate 90 degrees for the cost of a little time and tape or whatever.
This is my highest rpm version. As long as the coils are small enough to fully charge and discharge at a fast speed before the next magnet comes, you can get really high rpm. YouTube - John Bedini SG - 5000rpm draws 1amp, 10,000rpm draws 200ma this one is 10,000 rpm and it isn't tuned very good.
Sounds like you have a great setup!


You must be using the PATHS intuitive module! 
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