Bedini Ferris Wheel Regauging Motor

[darkwizard]

The way i can see all of this, it is a generator that overcomes lenz law through the powering of the coils, all the energy is captured in the cap, the magnet energy generates some lenz drag but it is compensated by using the energy that is in the cap, it generates radiant that goes to the same cap, if i acelerate this system with a "motor" (it can be another coil connected to a battery) it will increase his speed to infinity? so i can have a big motor with many hp just wasting some amps?

The generator function will be if i put all the electrical energy that the system generates going to an external output, and the motor/generator speed will keep going constant

In other words we can choose the mode of operation of the machine.

I see all of this clearly OU, it is in front of your eyes (and mine), now money is only important to get the materials and "do it"

[Bit's-n-Bytes]

Hi All,

Well, I have my 4' "S1GT" running.

It is only running off a 12V 7Ah gel "lab rat", draws about 750mA and speeds along at 34RPM.

I couldn't get it to run off hall switching yet as the halls I bought were no good, so it's using the thinner windings on the main coil in series as a trigger. Luckily, some nice chap has posted some halls to me which should arrive before the weekend. (thanks ren )

Not pulsing the cap yet either, just charging a secondary battery. It's another 12V 7Ah "lab rat", but it started at ~12.5V and is up to 14.2V after about 30 minutes.

The rotor is a bit wonky and out of balance a bit, so it needs some work.

Lots of work still to do, but at least it is a start. A couple of pics attached...


John K.

Very nice John.

Jeff

[John_K]

It Runs...

Hi All,

Well, I have my 4' "S1GT" running.

It is only running off a 12V 7Ah gel "lab rat", draws about 750mA and speeds along at 34RPM.

I couldn't get it to run off hall switching yet as the halls I bought were no good, so it's using the thinner windings on the main coil in series as a trigger. Luckily, some nice chap has posted some halls to me which should arrive before the weekend. (thanks ren )

Not pulsing the cap yet either, just charging a secondary battery. It's another 12V 7Ah "lab rat", but it started at ~12.5V and is up to 14.2V after about 30 minutes.

The rotor is a bit wonky and out of balance a bit, so it needs some work.

Lots of work still to do, but at least it is a start. A couple of pics attached...


John K.

[redrichie]

Will post photos/video soon. We have constructed a 8 magnet pmh motor using a metal disk that is used as a flywheel in a copier machine. I have tried ceramic block magnets in many different orientations. We modified an automotive relay to act as a temporary reed switch until I am able to get the bp switch. This motor cruises right along, firing when magnets are right about 23 degrees past the pmh poles. Nothing new to report, pretty much the same setup as Cody but with magnets orientated like Johns axial. When arranged all north poles facing out. the south that pushes up between the norths is very strong. maybe more so than the norths themselves. from the metal disk
I have finally purchased a scope. Gonna be impossible to do this without it. Thanks goodness for christmas.
Can we use neos for the axial hub? MAgnet4less has these:
cPath_1_15 | Applied Magnets : Neodymium Arc & Wedge Rare Earth Magnets - discount wholesale prices.
Didnt know if the neo will decrease the effect we are looking for. definitely help with generation I would assume.

[albertMunich]

I wonder if the re- magnetizing system is something similar to the effect that was used in the magnetic core memory of old computers. Ferrite rings and wires across them. With a pulse you flip the magnets in the ring and get either 0 or 1. Now where would the North and South poles be on that ferrite ring?
Don't know if there is any relation to this .
Another observation- Cody s motor has a solid metal connection between the coils like the PMH. Does this mean you can replace this u shaped bar with the deflector shields used in Johns machine?Would this mean a loose coupling and not a rigid one as with a solid connection? and what would be the difference in the effects?
The dust begins to clear a little for me but following this thread is like a ride on the ferris wheel itself!
thanks to all the participants again!

Albert

[Les_K]

Hi John K.
I have collected all the materials for my build except some plexiglass I need to order. I also wanted to say thank you for letting me know about this forum.
after reading the posts I realize how little I know. I am way behind you guys. But what amazes me the most is John Bedini's interaction here.
I am curious if these last tests show that the bloch wall is sucked to the surface of the material and then when power is removed it is trying to move back out away from the material but can't due to something in the molecular part of iron holing it there, until it is forced out by something else. and if it was on the suface of the material wouldn't it look like there was only one pole left? I am just trying to get out of my box....Patience please if I am way off base.

Les

I didn't explain that very well did I?
I was refering to John B's test of ed's magnets. visualize the flux lines of a magnet. then press the Bloch wall to the surface. I wonder if that would cause the north flux lines along the surface of the magnet while pushing the south further out and away in compensation. since a hall sensor has to pass through flux lines to detect them it would only see a south pole. But another magnet apporaching would have flux lines that would hit the surface and react to the flux lines on the surface of the magnet.
Ok still probably up in the tree house but at least easier to understand.

Les

[Aaron]

Backstage - 14ft high Bedini Motor

Full description page of the new video:
BACKSTAGE

[Aaron]

New DVD release - Bedini unveils new 14 ft. high motor at Conference

Just saw this release in an email:

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This is the first DVD in the trilogy covering the debut of John Bedini's 14 ft. high Monopole motor at the 2010 Winter Renaissance Charge Conference in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Filmmaker Cynthia Conti-Boulanger provides a fascinating look at all the backstage activity that the general public never got to see, both at the shop and at the show.

The images speak for themselves, as John Bedini's Sunday lecture and the unveiling of the stunning new motor provide a fitting tribute to Tom Bearden's 80th birthday.

Note: the other two DVDs in the trilogy feature John Bedini's lecture and presentation at the Conference, and a private lecture in the shop covering the technology powering the machine. These two are still in post-production.

A great gift for the Holiday Season!

Go to #21 in the DVD Section.

The Tom Bearden Website - online store
Regards

Tony Craddock

[Les_K]

Hi John K.
I have collected all the materials for my build except some plexiglass I need to order. I also wanted to say thank you for letting me know about this forum.
after reading the posts I realize how little I know. I am way behind you guys. But what amazes me the most is John Bedini's interaction here.
I am curious if these last tests show that the bloch wall is sucked to the surface of the material and then when power is removed it is trying to move back out away from the material but can't due to something in the molecular part of iron holing it there, until it is forced out by something else. and if it was on the suface of the material wouldn't it look like there was only one pole left? I am just trying to get out of my box....Patience please if I am way off base.

Les

[BrentA929]

Possible clues

Aaron,

I can totally see ED banging and twisting on different types of metal with respect to the earth's polarity...

What do you think about Daniels Davis book on page 123 paragraph 207? He talks about the removal of magnetism via percussion.

Brent

Are any of those the "pole splitter"? That is what is most intriguing
about what you mentioned before?

John just posted: "One other clue here. ED said that the magnetic streams could be split and if guided in the proper channels become perpetual in flow so we do not need anything spinning, do we. More later as I think of it."

If there is one thing to search for in that book at the moment, it would
be the "pole splitter" to see if it describes any of Ed's methods for splitting
the magnetic streams.

[chuck H]

Pole splitter

@ BrentA929 & everybody
look at whoopy post 464 on youtube video. How many poles are there? How are they made? What could be done different? ( not just whoopy video but the way it has ALWAYS BEEN DONE AS WE ARE DOING IT NOW) Do as ED did it... you will be surprised...

@ John B. ok for 3PM Thursday... No charge as he was a member...

[BrentA929]

Chuck,

We are all ears!

Trying to soak it all in...I feel like I am at such a disadvantage being a visual learner. Thank you jerdee and Cody for all your visual aids! This stuff is so fascinating!

Brent

@ everybody
The pole splitter can be made! How can this be done? IT IS VERY SIMPLE. How is it done? Lets see some results...

[Rubberband]

Aaron's post #523

Hello Mr. Bedini, I was referring to post 523 by Aaron, just taking a stab in the dark, I probably mis-understood his statement. I'm trying to understand what your teaching before the real me joins the rest of the universe. My SSG works great (small version) working on building energizer now and studying what your teaching on this thread now,..Thank you, for your efforts.

[Aaron]

experiment

Hi Rubberband,

Interesting you mention that

but no, it is different but related. If anyone does that experiment and
uses a hall effect magnetic finder ALL OVER IT, please report what you
find and why you think you find what you find. Search all over the
magnet and bar.

But again, what I saw is different than placing the north pole of a magnet
to the center of a steel bar.

Anyway, what I see here is that the more experiments are posted, the
more that John shares.

Forget this experiment - might be a distraction.

[John_Bedini]

Bedini GT3

Rubberband,
I really do not know what post your talking about so if you could be a little more specific on the question your asking here . I think I understand what your saying. and no the orientation would be far different. One pole is not going to do it. Before you can have monopoles you must first have the dipole, that means the charges are already separated. So if the charges by themselves were already there what would it take to collect them. If we look at a capacitor the monopoles are already separated and when we discharge it this forms the dipole and the magnetic current then goes to it's respective place in the battery or the circuit your using. This collection process does not have to be fast at all, so speed is not an issue in the machine.
John K I will ask if I can post it off my pages, I'm not sure I want this all over the internet at this time.
John B

@ Aaron
Hi I just finished resding the thread so far, feels good to be learning more about the secrets Mr. Bedini is opening minds and helping me know these things in this stage of my life. Having aq lot of fun with the riddles, wanted to ask, about your last one....are you talking about the effect that occurs when you place the north pole of a magnet to the center of a steel bar?