Is this circuit good?

[guruji]

HI guys anyone used this circuit?Is this good?
Cause I am doubting this circuit cause it's not giving me Bemf
If anyone used this circuit please let me know.
Thanks.

[z.monkey]

Howdy Gurugi,

That doesn't look like a circuit to me.  That looks like a schematic.  Just a pretty picture.  Electrons do not flow in a schematic.  Schematics do not produce Back EMF.  You should take a picture of the circuit and post it...

Blessed Be Brother...

[NerzhDishual]

Hi Guruji,


Yes, IMHO, your circuit schematic is good.
Here is the circuit schematic I used for my Bedini's SSG motors energizers.

The R1 and R2 resistors may vary...



The neon bulb is not indispensable is you always connect the "battery to be charged".

My respects to Z-monkey.

Best

[nul-points]

hi guruji

first i must say that my old friend NerzhDishual has built this circuit and i haven't, so his experience will always be more 'fruitful' than mine on this question

i have used a similar coil switching circuit (not with a motor) and so perhaps i can make a few comments which you might find helpful

i assume both batteries are 12V AND the motor can run continuously whilst the circuit is connected to the drive battery?

you say you're not getting B-Emf - what measurements make you think you're not?

can you confirm that the 2N3055 is switching current on & off through the  'black' coil? how do you measure this? meter or scope?

check your 2N3055 is not showing low resistance (few ohms or 10s of ohms) between collector & emitter (disconnect from circuit first)

if you're using a scope
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connect a neon across collector & emitter of 2N3055 (as NerzhDishual shows in his schematic/circuit), then disconnect the 'battery to be charged' and run the wheel & circuit

you should see positive spikes on top of the left-hand edge of the 'square' pulses at the junction between the 'black' coil and the collector of the 2N3055 - you may also see the Neon glow

if you're not even seeing 'square' pulses of 12V or near then this might explain why you're not getting B-Emf - current is not being switched on & off through the coil - therefore no B-Emf

if you don't have a scope
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try replacing the 'battery to be charged' with a 2K resistor and replace the 1N4007 with an LED and run the wheel & circuit

does the LED light?

reverse the LED and run the wheel & circuit - does the LED light?

if the LED lights in both connections then you're getting switching AND B-EMF

if the LED lights in only one connection then you may be getting switching but no B-Emf (or the transistor is blown!)

if the LED doesn't light in any connection then you're not getting switching - so you won't get B-Emf!


if you're not getting switching you could try swapping the leads coming from the 'red' coil & retry the tests i've just mentioned (or again, the transistor may be blown)

let us know what the results are from these tests

good luck
sandy
Doc Ringwood's Free Energy site  http://ringcomps.co.uk/doc

[guruji]

Thanks Sandy for your help yes I will do those tests that you told me.
Hi Nerzhdishual that schematic is nearly the same as I posted only a neon included?
Does a neon makes that difference to charge batteries?
Thanks guys very appreciated.