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  • John_Bedini
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    Bedini GT3

    OK
    Lasersaber,
    I will send an e-mail to you tonight and call you at a convent time I will call as I have free calling as My wife works for the phone company.
    John B

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  • LaserSaber
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    I did want to talk to him as I was going to share some better things with him but he does not have time to discuss any engineering or data with me.
    I would love to talk with you. I never meant to imply that I was too busy to talk. I just hate doing e-mail and posting on forums. Let's exchange phone numbers and set up a time to have a good long chat.

    I love your latest videos. It's great to see more air batteries getting built. The effects on the iron wire coil are sure neat to see. There is a reason I keep experimenting with iron wire in my coils. I have seen some pretty strange effects on the iron wire.

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  • John_Bedini
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    Bedini GT3

    @All

    I'm not on here to charge anybody anything, I'm happy to help to get your machine running very close to mine. So I'm going to forget all this crap. I'm not a social engineer. I just know what I know. I put my pants on just like you all. One point I might bring up is you cant give a royalty to anybody that is a no name, you need the real name. I'm willing to do that, and Rick would do the same thing because I would beat him silly here at work. I do not like to really talk about things until it's proven to work. So let's just forget all of this as it is just a distraction from people that want to build things. Yes and Lidmotor does deserve much more then that, but he did talk to me on the phone and did not hide anything. But if your going to play in this field use your real name with me, I'm not dead because of it yet. I would have talked to Lasersaber the same way but not with a hidden name.
    John B

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  • genessc
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    iron pyrite and magnesium. I'll give JB credit with that one. I had watched the lasersaber vids a good while back and he did some great work getting the device to work as it was noted it should. (finding the flaws in the patent and showing them in the vid JB linked to on this thread.)

    Bruce Perrault had a stone for sale that looked like iron Pyrite that had low sub-ohm properties, except that that stone was silver looking instead of the slight gold color normal to iron pyrite (aka fools gold) so perhaps the pyrite being used has some particular inclusions of elements that makes it more usable than another specimen.

    I don't have iron pyrite on hand... but would like to order some in the proper format... does it need to be a grown crystal or can it be machined into some rod shape for ease of use in putting in water or sticking into a tree? I have magnesium on hand already from some fire starter kits I had ordered a year or two back.

    Water is interesting as it has capacity. And volume. perhaps both are directly related to each other. Putting two different pieces of matter in water that is local only to the two pieces of matter immersed in it perhaps acts like creating a local enmeshed field interaction area that is the volume of water in the shape of the container it is in. (I guess thats all a battery is, tho acid is used to provide imbalance and allow for the stretched tension of charge to exist by pushing current into the battery to "charge" it.)

    You know with some of the HV experiments I've run, I could get an NE2 lamp to light between two capfuls of water, with one leg in one and the other leg in the other. no other connections made and it just had to be next to the device when running. Its also been noted on the ERR details that water is a collector of thz radiation... that it in effect blocks it... hmmm

    Good stuff John.

    Take care guys,
    Gene

    P.S. I've no desire to hoard knowledge and make people pay for what I worked to learn. (so long as people actually want to learn and not bicker about what they think they know.) I'm fairly sure that John shares this mentality. Nit-picking over credit is sorta silly... (mostly cuz it always come as a result of seeking to profit, rightly or wrongly, from whomever did the work) The reality is this information is not ownable. Its knowledge, the only claim to ownership comes from understanding the information available, which understanding turns information into knowledge. Its all been done under the sun... names are only a placemarker in the current river of time for those who made efforts in a similar vein. Its good to give credit where its do, but doing so properly would take geneology of all the lost names that contributed to every aspect of whats been cohered as the knowledge of radiant energy. "whats in a name, a rose by any other name would still smell as sweet."

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  • Rl2003
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    Very cool stuff John, It gives me so many idea's I don't want to go to right now.
    I did talk to a corrosion expert yesterday and there is electrolsis going on in a
    iron and copper wound coil or air battery. He also said you maybe able to do
    this without mosture and so the coils would last longer.

    Has anyone read Larry Springs theories and experments on the electromagnetic fields.
    I don't mean to start anything but found most of his
    writings from a private collection.
    He has alot to say about Magnetism and Iron. Sounds a whole alot like ED.L's
    papers.

    Mark

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  • FRC
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    Lidmotor

    I am glad that John gave Lidmotor some recognition, he deserves it ! And of course, John deserves a lot of recognition, Maybe a lot of the information is out there, but to be able to bring it all together. and assemble it, is pure genius !

    FRC

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  • kcarring
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    John B:

    Re-reading my post a few ago, it sounds a bit far fetched, but what i was getting at, is.. do you see radiant energy as potential (future) direct source for storage for flywheel momentum/inertia systems/storage.

    Thanks for all your input and help. I'm having fun building my first kit today, the SSG. Trying to stick as close as I can to what Rick has demonstrated. Should be quite useful, this technology, for me personally as I am a dealer in solar panels and run 1300 watts myself.

    Cheers

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  • everyidea
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    John,

    My post was directed at Rick and his quickness to take a product to market without having an apparent nod to LS. It took me aback a little.

    I know you give credit where credit is due, that is one thing I admire about you, you let people know where ideas come from and how you can change them for other concepts. Hopefully, others will do the same when they use your tech. I know I give credit when ever possible, just like you and many others here.

    It's all fun and games until money comes into play. Rick took this to the next level by taking it to market, it's good to hear he'll give a nod to LS.

    This forum is for sharing and developing tools for making a better world. I think we all can agree that if the tools created here are taken to market, then those who played a critical role in their development should be compensated, even if it's a small taste. This process will make people more open to share their ideas and not be so worried about someone going to market with their concepts. If a product from these forums is mass produced without this "known agreement" then it might kill all future sharing of ideas in fear of them being taken to market without any type of nod to the people who came up with it.

    Maybe it's time to set up a Community Product Development Agreement so when someone mass produces a tool that was created/improved in the forums then the critical players involved will be compensated in some way. This way we don't have to worry about patents/fees/lawyers/lawsuits and it opens up for more open sharing the "secrets" that seem to be within all of these things. This agreement may even foster more work and sharing due to people wanting to be a critical player in its development.

    rw
    Last edited by everyidea; 01-21-2011, 08:32 PM.

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  • John_Bedini
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    Bedini GT3

    EveryiIdea, I do not control Rick, he just happened to film what I was experimenting with he did not know anything at that point as I said nothing. But now that you bring this up. Yes I will do that but I must test everything out before as I said in a couple posts back.

    This is not new it's just different. I also said how he should run that motor Ironless. Now I will show you a motor that he has nothing to do with. YouTube - Energenx's Channel

    My pages on stubblefield have been quoted many times no one gave me credit for it. Go back and listen to my channel. I did say I was checking out His battery on the Energenx channel. No matter how you look at it, it's a Monopole Motor as you find no north and south poles switching on the rotor here. I did want to talk to him as I was going to share some better things with him but he does not have time to discuss any engineering or data with me.
    The Iron coils belongs to Edward Leedskalnin, I also said Hendershot had that motor too. I also pointed out that the motor standing vertical was done by me in the 70's and 80's, it's called the Zero force motor. I just wanted to show how to recapture the energy in the system and what burns the reed out. Also look at this is charging another battery from what is being wasted in the circuit, is HE doing that. I have given on the groups lab notes for years and people have used them, so what.

    I will give credit to Stubblefield, Edward Leedskalnin and Lasersaber at the right time, and what about Lidmotor he deserves it also and anybody working on these machines. Let's see who comes back and gives me credit for the Iron pyrite battery as That was what I was going to show next. I said the potential was everywhere who gets credit for that.

    I can't get into the stubblefield coil here with you unless it's private, but he has not figured out where the electromagnetic effect is coming from, has he. Most people discussing this technology just take an idea and usually change it the way they want and call it there own, don't they,if you look on my pages you will find out where that motor comes from as I said, here is the first DC pulse motor (Stubblefield). I even pointed out Tesla in the picture and now I find that picture everywhere, I know because of the arrow pointing at him, I have said nothing to anybody about it, I did not even ask them to take it down. I will give credit at the right time and not before I test everything out, You can bet on that.
    Have a nice day, I'm out of here.

    And Rick did say he would give him a percentage on that, when I was talking to him this morning, but do not look to make a big "Fortune" on this.
    John B
    Last edited by John_Bedini; 01-21-2011, 07:23 PM.

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  • minoly
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    Originally posted by minoly View Post
    John that motor is cool! we have two of those "batteries" sitting in our living room. they dried up long ago and still put out 1.12 volts each. we put them together last summer. Thanks for sharing so much, can't wait for the air cell.
    everyidea,
    John B. give's LS credit in the Video @ about the 22 second mark
    YouTube - Stubblefield Ironless motor
    we show one of our 7 month old LS bat's running this "window motor"
    YouTube - min2oly's Channel
    Last edited by minoly; 01-21-2011, 06:28 PM. Reason: added link

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  • everyidea
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    It would have been nice if Rick had given props to LaserSaber in the video and/or video description. Hopefully he'll get a cut when these are offered as a kit from r-charge/Rick.

    Originally posted by John_K View Post
    Check this out:

    YouTube - Air Battery Powering Monopole Charging Battery

    John B, this is awesome! Great work.


    John K.
    Last edited by everyidea; 01-21-2011, 06:10 PM.

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  • FRC
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    Originally posted by John_K View Post
    Check this out:

    YouTube - Air Battery Powering Monopole Charging Battery

    John B, this is awesome! Great work.


    John K.
    John B. did it ! This was the breakthrough I was referring to when I called him
    the "Master" in a previous post. Quite impressive, and thanks for the reply to
    kcaring and I. You almost always seem to throw in some little bit of extra information, in your posts, that are astounding, as in this last post to us.

    Thanks Again

    George

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  • kcarring
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    Thanks for the welcome John. I wish I had attended the event.I remembered hearing about you long ago in the 80's, and it's great to see you are continuing on despite whatever BS you've endured, lot's I'm sure.

    A friend reminded me, by inviting me over for a video one night, you and Tom B. talking... very fascinating and although it's bit complex, it certainly does make sense. It's not like the universe runs on hidden batteries we can't see, obviously there must be energy of some sort all around us.

    You said
    Originally posted by John_Bedini View Post
    Kcarring, FRC"The Bedini GT3 machine is much different as the energy is stored in a capacitor to be discharged when the voltage is at max potential"
    I think I overlooked that potential, thanks. I wonder if you must have had to put a load on that unit just to keep up with the energy it produced, it didn't look like you actually had that many cells in your charging bank (at the show) - although i am just guessing here.

    If radiant energy can produce light, charge capacitors, turn motors, what else can it do on a huge scale? Maintain momentum? Massively huge momentum? How does this scale to the degree of enormous. Would it be done on earth, in space... what's the Star Trek potential in all this.

    Sorry if I sound ridiculous but you know what, I don't think I do. This is a pretty huge thing we're talking about if it's nearly infinitely available...anywhere...
    Last edited by kcarring; 01-21-2011, 12:32 PM. Reason: correction

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  • John_K
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    Air Battery Powering Monopole Charging Battery

    Check this out:

    YouTube - Air Battery Powering Monopole Charging Battery

    John B, this is awesome! Great work.


    John K.

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  • minoly
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    Stubblefield Ironless Motor

    John that motor is cool! we have two of those "batteries" sitting in our living room. they dried up long ago and still put out 1.12 volts each. we put them together last summer. Thanks for sharing so much, can't wait for the air cell.

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