Bogging Down the Bedini

[earthbound0729]

I have noticed that when I connect any kind of a load to the Bedini 8 filar main coil wires using the SSG circuit, this bogs down my system immediately. I am using the recommended 2 battery 12 volt system one as the run and one as the charge.
The rpm's drop dramatically on the rotor. I saw that last night as I was connecting a simple 35 volt 1000 uf  electrolytic capacitor on one matched set of main coil wires, say the #3 wires. Why would this occur? I didn't even try to connect another set of the wires to another capacitor. I figured it would stop altogether.

And if that happens with me, how could John Bedini connect up that massive recommend 15000 uf 83 volt capacitor without grinding everything to a halt? I would appreciate any insight.

ty all,
earthbound

[Pirate88179]

Do you have your diode on the SSG circuit installed correctly?

Bill

[citfta]

Hi Pirate,

I think guest may be in over his head on this.  He keeps starting new threads asking for help.  It appears he jumped right in and built a 8 filer coil instead of learning the basics of the SSG.  He asked in another thread if he needed a bridge rectifier on the extra power windings.  Brad and myself both told him he did.  Now from this thread it appears he is trying to connect a cap directly to one of the power windings.  I love helping people try to learn, but when they ignore the advice given them it is hard to help them.

Take care,
Carroll

[Pirate88179]

Hi Pirate,

I think guest may be in over his head on this.  He keeps starting new threads asking for help.  It appears he jumped right in and built a 8 filer coil instead of learning the basics of the SSG.  He asked in another thread if he needed a bridge rectifier on the extra power windings.  Brad and myself both told him he did.  Now from this thread it appears he is trying to connect a cap directly to one of the power windings.  I love helping people try to learn, but when they ignore the advice given them it is hard to help them.

Take care,
Carroll

Carroll:

Ah, I see...thank you.  It is always better to start out with the basic, simple device and learn what is going on then move to the more complex.

Bill

[earthbound0729]

To all reading and making comments.
I need to respond to cifta first please. In reference to your comment regarding starting new threads by me, this is done in the interest of keeping things separated and not bunching them up on top on of another in a way in which they do have some relevance to each other, but are still not directly related to the previous thread. It is my same project. Nothing to hide. I have seen how threads get misdirected away from the original intent and purpose.
As to the open complaint by cifta that you had given me advice which i have not followed and I am now just in way over my head, that could actually have some truth. Of course, that is what I am here for, to find the truth of the matter of what I am trying. It seems like it may be easy to get a little aggravated with newbies for being newbies, when no harm is intended on our part, and of course we may ask questions that are too difficult to understand at the moment, but still need to be asked. I keep oin seeking anyway, and spend money like the rest of us on materials and tools to build these projects, and it is nice to get you alls helping hands. I do appreciate that.
I can't tell you all how many of your (this means anyone who posted on Youtube) old Youtube videos you all may have posted, and actually in some of them the statement is made, "I don't know why this is happening." That is a nice truthful statement from people who have way more knowledge of this subject than I do, but still don't know it all, otherwise real overunity be a foregone and practical way of life for us all.
So in closing tonight, please be patient and keep on being patient with us who are learning a new subject.

Thank you all greatly from the bottom of my heart. We need you experienced people to shed light for us. Keep up the good work.

earthbound