David Bowling's Continuous Charging Device

[NerzhDishual]

Hi Judo_Jack63 ,

Welcome to the club.
Yes,I do agree with you, it sounds like a Tesla Switch.
Actually, a was talking about this switch in a previous (apparently unnoticed  ) post:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4612.msg93978.html#msg93978

As far as I can catch it, you have been experimenting the Tesla Switch.
Could you tell us more about your experiments?

Best

[Feynman]

@JJ

A standard bulb can charge the 3rd battery! No graphite brushes there...

Can you post a schematic for such a circuit?  Most Bedini systems use moving parts.

Thanks
Feynman

[Groundloop]

@judo_jack63,

I have built and tested three variants of the Tesla switch and NONE of
MY tested circuits was overunity. The newest variant that I tested was with
four 9,6 Volt 700 mA NiCad battery packs. I use HEXFET transistors controlled
from a PIC16F84A micro controller to switch between the batteries. I could NOT
detect any charge in the batteries.

Lately I also hooked up a 12VDC motor to two series lead acid batteries and tried to charge up two similar paralleled batteries.  After several cycles of swapping batteries between input and output, the batteries run down. Did not work for me.

I have build the Muller motor/generator. I have tested two different switches on that motor and is about to build and test the third variant later this year. So far, no free energy.

I have built and tested the MEG (Tom Bearden). Did not work for me.

I have built and tested Bedini motors. Yes, they do charge batteries but I was not able to find any free energy.

I'm still waiting for "free energy" and is still powering my house from the mains. 

Groundloop.

[nightlife]

One problem I find with Bedini motors and others are that they use several magnets. Each of the magnets have center polarity's which take away from the efficiency because they only use half of the magnets surface for the attraction and or repel. The other half is not utilized and actually causes a resistance. If the several magnets were replaced with just one like in this next picture I have designed, then the whole magnet can be utilized and It should add more to the torque.

You would have to shut off the coil just before the center of polarity is reached and then turn back on just after the center is passed but you would also have to switch the coils polarity as well. This would have to be done each time a center of polarity comes around.

The first will show one coil design, the second will show a four coil design and the last will show a one coil design that utilizes both poles of the coil.

[judo_jack63]

Hi to all that replied to my post,

While I must first state that I really am not here to provide schematics or go into long dissertations regarding the achievability of OU devices, (because I expect that all posters should have a bit of knowledge in this area and have made something work) I will provide a few clues to help.