Bedini SG notes

[Channeler]

I'm interested in building a Bedini SG. Is there a page on Bedini's notes because there seems to be so many little things that can make a difference. I think there's a new book on the Bedini SG and a dvd series but I don't have spare money. Maybe Bedini wouldn't mind if some people wrote notes here? Here's what I know. Please correct any errors if Bedini didn't say it.

The Bedini SG is about low power.

I heard that the north side of the magnets should face outward.

The weaker ceramic magnets work best. I heard Bedini say he doesn't use neodymium magnets for the SG.

Don't swap the rechargeable (radiant) battery with the source battery. See the following paragraph.

The charging battery becomes the radiant battery and requires at least 5 complete recharges to become conditioned, a good reservoir for the radiant energy.

The environment around the Bedini SG requires time to build up or whatever the proper wording is. Perhaps related to the charging battery conditioning.

Bedini seems to always use npn transistors? Not mosfets. Is there a reason for this?

If you use a capacitor to collect the radiant energy then i believe it should be a large polarized cap, but i feel reachable batteries are much better to collect and hold the radiant energy. I recall Bedini saying that the larger recharging batteries are better.

I've heard somewhere the coil spike should be as fast as possible.

Use good ball bearings haha.

[Paul-R]

I think you will find this site which is run by JB to be very useful:

http://www.energyscienceforum.com/

[Channeler]

I think you will find this site very useful:

http://www.energyscienceforum.com/

Good. but does that page load for you? I get page not found.

[Channeler]

Maybe this is it?
http://www.energyscienceforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=16

[Paul-R]

Maybe this is it?
http://www.energyscienceforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=16

Absolutely.

The site has become a navigation nightmare and I could not find that series of threads.

Well done.