pulse motor Working video and info

[Nastrand2000]

Tropes,
The answer is yes. Can my motor do that? No...not at this point. However, I continue to make improvements to it so that is may do that in the future. But I fear that even if it can run itself, there will be no excess energy for use to other devices. I think water is the key to our global problem. Water makes great fuel.
Jason

[Nastrand2000]

Just so we stay on track in this thread, lets not worry about overunity at this point. The point of this thread is to create a working pulse motor and to recapture as much energy as possible.
Jason

[b0rg13]

i have to say im not looking for OU as well , but id like to think a pulse motor could hook up to(this i found in another forum here)..http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=45416

....or even to produce half of the power this offers would be more than handy....

..are there any good and sturdy ways of building this pulse engine so it has good grunt?.

[tropes]

Just so we stay on track in this thread, lets not worry about overunity at this point. The point of this thread is to create a working pulse motor and to recapture as much energy as possible.
Jason

Jason
I agree we should stay on track. If you look back to page 1 of this thread you will see the original discussion of the Adams Motor. We should keep this in mind as we move forward. It may benefit us all to refer to
http://www.angelfire.com/ak5/energy21/adamsmotor.htm as a good background for the creation of a working pulse motor and the recapture of as much energy as possible.
Peter

[Ren]

@ all canadian. I think your on to something when you suggest negative to positive. I have been studying Bedinis drawings and it seems like the batteries are connected in series with the energizer/pulse motor in between. Have a look at this pic and study the energy flow. John reffers to it as  a negative resistor I think. Looking at his examples there is no reason why you can't have a smaller bank charging a larger bank of batteries, and then its simply a matter of shuffling the batteries to keep it running. You can run just about anything with a bank and inverter.

John says its the voltage spike, it always has been. Capturing it and using it is the key.

@ Borgie. Its alot harder than you think to make a motor that uses less power  than the one it drives. Otherwise it would be done more often. In Energy from the Vacuum part 2 John shows you the biggest monopole  he's made, about 1 meter in circumference I suppose. It charges a bank of batteries that can put out 2000w, how much more do you need.

Everyone needs to look at this page if you havent already....   http://www.icehouse.net/john34/bedinibearden.html

By the way Borgi3, send your address to shannrennatoptusnetdotcomdotau (replace appropriate @ and .....) and I'll look how much it is to send you those coils.