Solid State Bedini Charger - Easy to Build

[supermuble]

I've heard of solid state Bedini circuits. But does anyone have plans?

[guruji]

HI Supermuble yes there are schematics you have to browse in this forum.I had found one in the past.
Search more.

[Paul-R]

I've heard of solid state Bedini circuits. But does anyone have plans?

Is this what they call the MEG, Motionless Electromagnetic Generator?
http://www.free-energy-info.co.uk/Chapter3.pdf
Paul.

[Bob Smith]

Supermumbule,
If you do stumble
Upon this thread humble: http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=4057.msg75477#msg75477
Just give it a tumble
And your problems may crumble.

I think it is based on Bedini-like principles. Groundloop would be the best person to comment on it.
It's a great RE charger.
Good luck!
Bobby Smith

[SteveOll]

I have just finished building the solid state device this evening. I have been sternly warned not to give out the schematic to anyone, but it is available in the Bedini-Bearden Free Energy Generation book.

I decided to test the output with the source 12V battery before attaching the destination battery. The circuit output terminals gives approx 205-211 Volts DC and the trifilar coilsgive a constant high pitched whine "Deeeeeeeeeeeeeee".

When I connect the destination battery (a small 12V 18Ah battery) to the circuit the 200 v reading disappears and the voltage started rising over the past half and hour from 10.40V to 13.16V (currently) on the destination battery. Also I checked and found that the circuit produces NO CURRENT when it is charging. Most noticeable is that the sound given off by the coils has changed to a "De-de-de-de-de-de-de" sound while still at the same pitch as before - maybe this is the voltage pulsing like the Stan Meyer circuit?

I will continue to monitor this...

-Steve