Confirmation of OU devices and claims

[tinman]

Hi Grum and Tinman. How are you guys making out with your test setups?
Anything new?

I have been running various general tests with battery pulsing and cap charging/discharging.
Nothing too Earth shattering to report back so far.


All the best...

Hi Void.

I have been busy the last week,getting all set up for my daughters wedding,which was saturday just gone.

Anyway,as can be seen in the video in my last post,there is no luck at all.

When i first seen Grahams voltage output,i assumed it was from only one coil.
Then when he said it was from all 6 coils in series,i thought he must have had one 180* out of phase.
But it seems that i have much the same results as he dose--which is very poor.

This generator cant even drop 6 volts across a 100 ohm resistor  --yes,thats right,not even 360mW output.

I only get a maximum voltage of 13.7v across a 10 000uF cap,and you could take a lunch break waiting for it to get that high 

I knew it was not going to be a good generator,but i did not think it would be this bad.

There are two of us building this machine,so we will wait and see how Grum go's--i have the feeling the results will be much the same.

If you are recycling energy back to the battery using cap discharges it should extend
run times, and I can see this from some of my own basic tests, but I have seen no signs of
anything I would consider very unusual or over unity yet.

There is another method i have tried with some success in the past,and that is by having a PM embedded within a neutralizing coil,which is encased within a core.
This then has a generating coil wrapped around the outer perimeter of the core.


Brad

[Void]

Well,after many hours work,and keeping as close as i could to Johns spec's on the 1985 energizer,--err 
Will not be wasting any more of my time on this heap of garbage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBPI9qyQ-O4
Back to the big one,which has some sort of chance of working,
Brad

Hi Brad. Very nice build! Too bad it is not working well though.
Anyway it is interesting to see how that type of arrangement performs in charging caps.
I believe Grum is going to try it with a heavier flywheel, so we'll see if that makes any
difference in his test setup.

All the best...

[Void]

...
There are two of us building this machine,so we will wait and see how Grum go's--i have the feeling the results will be much the same.

There is another method i have tried with some success in the past,and that is by having a PM embedded within a neutralizing coil,which is encased within a core.
This then has a generating coil wrapped around the outer perimeter of the core.
Brad

Hi Brad. Sounds interesting, although I don't completely follow how that would work exactly.
I'll be watching to see how Grum makes out with his test setup, and I will be interested to see
how your larger motor/generator setup performs in comparison to your smaller Bedini 1984 configuration replication.

All the best...

[AlienGrey]

I had a play 2 years ago with this thing It took ages getting the fly wheel made and getting the magnet holes machined through the brass just for tests here are some pics.

[AlienGrey]

Also home made slip rings made from tube from local hard ware store and a load of time and a good quality Super glue used as filler with link wire packing x4. and it didn't shrink if that helps.

It was just a test device obviously it would need 2 or 4 in a line with feed trough wires between pvc tube and copper pipe with cut outs.

See pics