Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

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@Joe and Jeanna
Thank you and I will take pictures. If I am to believe the NS stories, correct placement of the cell may be more critical than the excitation method. I think I have speculated this to death now and need to get UP and do something.

[Pirate88179]

@ All:

I have been studying the Bedini motor for a little while now and want to build one.  Why am I posting this here?  For a few reasons.  For those of you that are familiar with this motor, you know that it uses a primary and secondary battery.  It also uses a BIFILAR wound coil. (Like NS and Tesla)  I want to build one and then try to use my earth battery as the primary.  I have also seen nothing in my research if anyone ever tried using a secondary winding on this motor.  So, I am thinking about using a secondary in later experiments to see if the pulsed ac can be inverted to dc and also used as an energy output as well.  This might easily push it into OU which some claim it already is.  Now, using the earth battery as the primary, I think OU will be a moot point as there will be no "expense" to the primary energy introduced to the system.

Also, another side reason, I have read that I can use a regular SG motor to charge my cell phone battery, and laptop battery, and bring them back to life well beyond what they were when new.  This alone will help to recover my initial cost of building the motor. Plus, I can do this inside until the weather breaks and I can experiment with the earth cells as I have said.

Still no response from Hans, I hope he is ok.  I have not had a reply from my e-mail or pms.

Bill

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@ All:
Also, another side reason, I have read that I can use a regular SG motor to charge my cell phone battery, and laptop battery, and bring them back to life well beyond what they were when new.  This alone will help to recover my initial cost of building the motor. Plus, I can do this inside until the weather breaks and I can experiment with the earth cells as I have said.

Still no response from Hans, I hope he is ok.  I have not had a reply from my e-mail or pms.

Bill

Bill

be careful with  those batterys

I am not sure that   LI battersy can  be    fixed once they go bad .
If I am understanding   what I have been reading  lately  about the new  nanowire  technology  the problem with the lithiem is that it swells as the  battery is charged . .....and  eventually  breaks  down and  stops conducting

I have watched   videos  on U tube  showing  people blowing  up  old LI  batterys .....pretty impressive  bang   
One  guy  blew  up a cell phone battery   by connecting  it  to  his  car battery .....so at  times at least 12  V  is  enough to  set them off.

I am  sure that  the  flyback  frm the motor  you are talking about is  well  over  12 V


About  the motor

If it is  the one I am thinking about    one of the windings is used to to triger the pulse .   
As I understood  it ........that winding  was not  used to capture  flyback . .....it   would seem to me that it would  have as much flyback  as the other  winding


gary 

[Localjoe]

Here Bill and Gary

When you short the terminals from the coils of a motor a large spark occurs - a current of strong electromotive force.  That is what is accepted by his capicators as "flyback"...
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Here Bill and Gary

When you short the terminals from the coils of a motor a large spark occurs - a current of strong electromotive force.  That is what is accepted by his capicators as "flyback"...
                                                                                                                                                              Joe

Joe

are  you saying  I was wrong about  the  flyback?

As far as I can see  what  you  describe  as flyback  fits my understanding of  flyback too .

My understanding   is that flyback  is  when   a  magnetic  field suddenly collapses  it  creates  a  spike of  voltage  that can sometimes be  be  very high.

It is my understanding that the   design  of the Bendini   motor  creates  the conditions for large  flyback spikes.

The point I was trying to make  was that the  flyback  woiuld   be created in  both  windings of the  coil ..... I don't   think that  it is  captured in the trigger coil .

gary