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[HeairBear]

Does any one have any references to describe Radiant Energy? What I found was that Radiant Energy, Orgone, Scalar, Longitudinal, Dark, etc. are all the same energy. If I have my Bedini motor running, how do I measure the Radiant Energy?

[newbie123]

Does any one have any references to describe Radiant Energy? What I found was that Radiant Energy, Orgone, Scalar, Longitudinal, Dark, etc. are all the same energy. If I have my Bedini motor running, how do I measure the Radiant Energy?

Excellent question!!     Lots of people speak of "radiant energy", but does anyone really know how to measure it?   How can one measure "radiant energy" and differentiate it from electrical energy?

According to Wiki,  radiant energy (RE)  is just EM energy... a stream of photons from  the sun, from RF, etc ...    But I'm assuming  some people think there might be something else at play. (another from of RE) which is why I'm using  quotes.

If  there is some other form of "radiant energy" I would assume someone could at least measure it.

[supermuble]

My understanding is that voltage potential is radiant energy. Tesla came up with this name for non-current voltage.

Static electricity is radiant energy. Radiant energy is just static electricity that flows when current is NOT flowing in a circuit. They call radiant energy "negative energy" because it behaves the opposite way of current, and cannot heat up the wires. Radiant energy enters INTO a wire, where as normal current tries to escape the wire, and heats the wires. Radiant energy is always there, but sharp changes in magnetic fields draw in more of it.

You CAN measure it, but only if you hook it to a capacitor that has no load on it. The capacitor converts the static electricity to regular "positive energy". The capacitor will charge up to the maximum level of radiant voltage potential you are creating. (You will want to get a high voltage capacitor, otherwise it will charge up between 200 and 2000 volts, and it could explode.

Most small Bedini chargers only put out 200 to 400 volts, so you should be ok with a 400 volt capacitor.

Otherwise, if you try to measure it directly, then you will need an oscilloscope because the radiant energy occurs so quickly, your regular volt meter won't register it. The spikes on the oscilloscope may not be accurate, but it is the closest thing we can get to seeing it.

[supermuble]

Here are pages 51, 53 and 54 from the Bearden-Bedini book "Free Energy Generation - Circuits and Schematics." This book gives some simplified information about radiant energy. I scanned some of the pages.

This information is in regards to the Bedini "radiant" charger invention.

See the 2nd part of the 2nd page, where it talks about "negative vs positive" energy. Pretty cool. 

[newbie123]

If voltage potential  was 'radiant energy'  (and not electromagnetic radiation) ... Where does the work (current) come from?    It's pretty easy to show and see  that stationary electric fields,  and voltage potential alone will not do work..   There needs to be current, or changes in the electric fields (ie inductive charging).


Bearden is all pretty much pseudoscience  theory, with no experimental evidence or measurements afaik...    I've read his theories on how to extract the 'voltage' (spike) potential out of a coil, to perform work.   This is just nonsense.