Bendini motor to run itself

[rodgerdunmore]

Please see my video # 3 on Youtube of my motor. It has 2 manual double pole-double throw switches on it for "changing" the batteries. Crude but effective. I'm going to research that switching circuit link referred to above. Maybe that'll get me a little closer. Keep up the search; I forsee a day when we are all powering our homes with some kind of pulse-type motor-generator. I suspect that there are a few brave souls out there that are already doing it!

-Rodger Dunmore

[guruji]

I read somewhere that it can explode the battery if you run and charge same battery.

[Mark69]

Instead of using batteries, has anyone tried to use an a/c power supply that u plug into an outlet to the Bedini?  Then have another one to plug back into the wall on the output side.  Of course you would need to measure the input to output.  Would this work or would those power supplies waste the additional power created?  I am thinking of ways to try and stop the meter running, and not using a hammer lol

Mark

[guruji]

HI Mark if one build a multi coil bedini one can charge a bank of batteries which in turn can be plugged to AC wall by a grid inverter.
Grid inverters are a bit expensive. Although I heard that there are small one's about â,¬500.
Wish you luck with these motors.

[Mark69]

Hi Gurji,

The power inverter I can get easily enough.  Has someone built a multi coil bedini yet?  If yes, I would really like to see plans so I can try and build myself one.  I am a novice when it comes to electricity, so everything would need to be spelled out so I can understand it, as simple as possible with lots of pictures!   How many batteries do you think it would need?  That is the step I was trying to eliminate, the batteries.

Mark