Joseph Newman Motor

[TechStuf]

The jumping magnets and the lighting of the LEDs simply causes Lenz drag on the spinning bicycle wheel.

Of course it does.  Whoever said it didn't?  However, at the distance from the copper wiring that the wheel's magnets are stationed, the effect is practically non-existent in comparison to the smaller magnet.  Hence the "limbo under Lentz's law", comment.

You know, MileHigh,  you really aren't too bright.  Sorry to rip the Band-Aid so quickly, hope your arm hair's ok.  I think it should be nearly universally obvious by now that, since you say you don't do drugs, seem proud of being prone to flights of fantasy, and gasify the room with all manner of elementary school pontifications and shallow reasoning as to why a thing cannot be done....

That you must simply be stuck at that point in your life where you don't know what to do with the inferiority complex stamped across your forehead.

The only other explanation, which runs a close second, and perhaps one could run 459 double blind studies in a hermetically sealed room, with 5 hygrometers to constantly monitor the humidity of the air, is that you are just a shill,  assigned to attempt to sway the neophytes away from anything dangerously interesting....

In your case it's probably both.  Only you are just acting as a shill in the hopes of attracting "proper" employment.


TS

[Magluvin]

Hey Tech

You mean like this?  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epWPTeV_544

There was a vid years ago showing a no bearing bedini (sphere on a concave mirror) and a bunch of satellite spinners around it. Like a small room of them.

So I suppose this should be tested. Get a driver going, and start adding satellites with pickup coils and see how loading the satellites affects the driver. If we made a ring of 5 satellites, adding 1 at a time starting with a driver(6 total), I wonder if the last would be out of phase of the driver and what affect it would cause on the system. Or if you just start off with 1 driver and 5 sats in a ring, being the driver would be driving 2 sats on either side of it, would the sat at the opposite end of the ring from the driver be driven as hard as the load imposed on the driver?  Lots to think about.

Mags

[TechStuf]

 
VERY similar.  Thanks for sharing, hadn't seen that one before!  Only, by letting the "satellite" magnet tumble freely, or nearly so, there are precessional (gyroscopic) forces at work as well.  At the heart of this deceptively simple demonstration is the apparent, if paradoxical, reality that, just as electrons can spin feverishly about several axes, apparently forever, so too can macro objects be made to do so.  Or at least long enough to thoroughly impress.

It is astounding to see a wheel turn just as long, sometimes longer, while producing energy, than simply spinning free, with only mechanical and air friction to slow it down.  Obviously, not much would be required to keep the wheel turning....

If one is so inclined.


TS

[Pirate88179]

Mags:

Jonnydavro did a video of his experiments and I think he was the one to come up with this.  (I know he developed the no bearing, one magnet Bedini)  I believe Lidmotor replicated this a few times as well.  (As did I)  I believe, that when you add the coils around the spinning magnet (I only had the materials at that time to try one) the leds light up and the amp draw on the main rotor magnet does not increase.  Now, it may be such a small increase due to lentz that my meters did not pick it up but, it did appear to me that the rotor did not slow and the led "appeared" to light for free.

As MH has stated, stuff like this may be so small in a system with a bunch of other things happening that the theoretical Lentz effect is there but it gets lost as it is so small at this point.  I think Davro had like 5 or 6 coils around his rotor all lighting leds so he should have seen something change as opposed to my single coil.

To me, all of this is so very interesting, which is why I love to try things for myself whenever I can.

One other effect I have noted but never made a video of, is that i bought 6 of those very powerful diametrically opposed neo tube magnets that everyone switched to on these Bedini off-shoots.  They are so strong that I can barely pull them apart where there are stored on my bookshelf.  When my one magnet, no bearing Bedini is running, I discovered that when carrying another of those big neos across the room, I could feel the pulses from the main rotor easily...and I was at least 6 feet away from the running device.  I was always thinking about some type of pizo device with the magnet on a flexible cord flapping back and forth generating electricity as the Bedini no bearing does its thing.  This is a very strong effect that anyone can easily replicate.

Bill

[TechStuf]

I could feel the pulses from the main rotor easily...and I was at least 6 feet away from the running device.

I know what you mean.  Hanging an N52 2" Neo sphere magnet on a string, poles horizontal, giving it a spin, and watching another hanging at the exact same height nearly eighty feet away, slowly wobble and then start spinning in sync, gives one pause to reflect and contemplate!

There are effects in Bedini's setups that seem to run parallel to the Skunkworks' Magnetic beam amplifer.  As some rotary polar interactions approach (and exceed) the frequency of AC current, used in Lockheed's MBA.

With the advancements in materials and methods moving as fast as they are today, it appears likely that man has, or will soon, out run his ability to handle it all. 

Kind of exciting and sobering at the same time.


TS