Is this the first selfrunning overunity motor w/o batteries ? Mike?s motor

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@gezgin, dingbat

Thanks for the advice on the caps. I will try them in parallel.

The long magnets are from a local supplier www.lodestoneindustries.com.au

I have just checked the motor. It has now been running for 48 hours and the batteries still read 2.43v. I have noticed that it reads slightly higher at night. Perhaps it is affected by cooler temperature.

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[dingbat]

Dingbat,

The spike WILL be in the negative direction. The freewheeling diode does not conduct when your +24V is applied right?

z_p_e,

Sorry for the confusion, and thank you for the correction.  You are correct of course.  I'm spending too much time thinking about this and confusing myself (as well as others, now).

Do you know where the scope readings are being taken on John's replication?



Scope image I am referring to.

[dingbat]

I have just checked the motor. It has now been running for 48 hours and the batteries still read 2.43v. I have noticed that it reads slightly higher at night. Perhaps it is affected by cooler temperature.

That might be possible.  I have a digital electronic bathroom scale that is drastically affected by temperature.  It will change by several pounds with a few degree change.  I can lose about 5 lbs instantly by putting the scale on the heat register for about 5 minutes and weighing myself again!

[z_p_e]

Dingbat,

Yes, that scope shot of John's is taken across the main or Drive coil ("motor coil" as John calls it). It is inverted.

Darren

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Is it me or does anyone else notice that the gn0sis forum went from doing a Mike self running replication to a John Bedini battery running replication.. What ever happen to the self runner proof with NO BATTERY... guess it was not important...

I just figured there was a battery hidden somewhere in his mess of connections in the video(Hopefully I get proven wrong!).
So we have a battery operated motor that is extremely efficient, the trade-off being that little work can be generated from it while maintaining this efficiency?
I might as well build my own motor. It will use a ton of electricity. But it will also do a ton of work in very little time