just finished my first bedini energizer and already problems :(

[bourne]

@ NerzhDishual

Good points. Even my 50mm x 20mm x 6mm magnets are double stacked

Coil length shouldn't matter that much if the core is packed full of rods. I would say it is more important to have the magnets (at least) the width of your coil not just the core

@ Everyone

I am glad you liked my video 

[helmut]

@bourne
Yes the video is fine. When comes the next one?

helmut

[bourne]

Does this make sense?

RS components Ltd(UK) part number 486-4476
2N3055 silicon Epitaxial-base planer NPN transistor mounted in jedec TO-3 metal case

measured using sky-tronic digital multi-meter set on diode/continuity test setting

   PIN
    1            BASE              RED     BLACK      RED     BLACK      -             -
  TAB      COLLECTOR          -            -           BLACK    RED     RED     BLACK
   2         EMITTER           BLACK    RED           -             -       BLACK      RED

APPROX READING            595         -              595          -           -             -     

I hope this helps.

Here is my other youtube video http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=abJuStUv4K8

Enjoy 

[NerzhDishual]

@Bourne

Double staking the magnets must improve the 'efficiency' (COP) of the SSG but is not always essential to get it 'turning'.
I have 2 others SSGs with 'single' magnets :
http://freenrg.info/Bedini/Replications/SSG1.jpg
http://freenrg.info/Bedini/Replications/SSG2.jpg

Are they 'OU'? That is the question.
They can charge the output bat(s) = the voltage is increasing. But, according to some swap tests they are not 'obviously OU' .
I'm not criticizing Bedini but me!

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@Prometei

May I suggest you these tests :




Best

[prometei]

Hey folks thanks for all the help. I've tested all of the electronic components and they are fine, I even bought a new transistor, my SSG still does not work. I've replased the 4 thick welding rods with thin copper coated rods. A couple of minutes ago I did the Bedini SSG test #2 (posted by NerzhDishual) and I've only gotten 12 milivolts, this to me shows that the magnets are way to weak, am I right?
So now my next step is to order wider and stronger magnets, I wish I knew about this b4 I spent 20 euros on the tiny magnets I now have. Should I order rectangle or round magnets?