Bedini replication in Germany

[albert]

Hello,
I would like to introduce my 'Bedini replication here, it is up and running since July.

I use a bike wheel and 16 magnets. Started out according to specs with one coil and I have now upgraded to 5 coils.


The most important thing I have found is that the SSG works much better at 24 to 36 Volts. Currently I use 3 batteries 12 V 7 AH on each side of the circuit. This can be done without changing the circuit if you use the 3055 transistor. The trigger pot must be a wire wound one, a normal pot will burn up. Due to the limitations of the wheel I can not run the machine at 1 pulse per magnet. At 36-38 Volts the current is 350 to 400 mA at a speed of 200 rpm.
Most interesting: This machine will also produce a lot of HHO gas when it is run with a water electrolysis cell. the current then drops to 200 mA. There is definitely a connection between the bedini pulse and the Stan Meyer water splitter.

If I can find out how to insert a picture into the text I will show you more specific images.

Albert

[albert]

Ok the pics seem to work so I 'll show a coil in closeup. The wires were stranded on a special machine. Coil former is pvc drain tube- the exterior plates are plexiglass and the whole stuff is glued with acrylic to pvc glue. Very solid bond but has to cure overnight.
Coil cores are soft iron wire, could not find the welding rods here.


Wire sizes are 0.8 mm for the power wire and 0.6 mm for the trigger.
The wheel will run at 200 to 220 rpm. I tested the strength.... and the wheel disintegrated at 350 rpm so that is limiting the performance.....

[albert]

The wire "litzing" machine is spun with a hand drill that's on a rheostat so it will run slowly. The three wires run thru a teflon disc and are slowly pulled out and wound onto a reel. Like a spinning wheel of old.

[albert]

The magnets are glued to the wheel but not just on the rim. I made small wooden blocks to conform to the inside of the rim and with a flat surface to hold the magnets. the tape around the wheel seen so often is not very good because if a magnet comes off it will impact the coil nonetheless. I use rubber bands to secure the magnets. This way if a magnet comes off the glue it will make a loud knocking sound. that is warning enough to stop the machine.

[albert]

magnets and rubber straps (bike air chamber) to hold em in.