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[nievesoliveras]

Thank you @fluxamps !

There is a problem with all those circuits and it is that they are just a general idea of a concept that has not been proved completely.
If you try to make the MEG for example, you spend thousand of dollars trying to get it to work and then it ends up ocuppying space and collecting dust in your room.

I have not seen one successful replication of one of those circuits yet.

I recommend you to choose something less profound and already replicated successfully to spend your time and money.

Jesus

[FluxAmps]

Thanks @ Jesus

I stumbled on this tom bearden info, saw it was from a few years ago and not updated recently..
It made me very curious, so I wanted to know what you guys over here thought of it.
I didn't know that, what makes it so expensive to build the MEG?
Is it the price of some components?
That would probably be a waist of time and money then indeed.

For myself I'm looking more in the direction of bedini/pulse motor like set ups
That's why I followed this topic already for a few weeks and the fusionback's ofcourse

Well you know way more about it then me, so I want to ask you
Do you think it's possible to use that principle he is talking about
of not closing the gate to the vacuum, in our bedini/pulse motors?
I'm just thinking out loud as a newbie

I'm a complete newby at this, 6 weeks ago I didn't know what a reed switch was or what a transistor did
Now I got my first little pulse motor running on a little selfmade coil(not bifilar yet) and a reed switch and
a transistor and unfortunately a battery ofcourse
It's made from an old dvd player I took apart, I glued a transparant coverdisk from a dvd spindle on it and
eight 5mm cubic neodymium magnets.
It spins... at around 850rpm on four 1,5V batteries

Still got to make some good bifilar coil and I got some old harddisks laying around I took apart
So my next model will be build from a harddisk with properly fixed magnets instead of glued
magnets, so I can go to higher rpm's
this one can but I'm afraid the magnets gets loose and fly through the window

Lately I got lucky and got in posession of a 4 channel scope
Like I said I don't know shit about electronics and scopes only the basics like U=IxR
and calculating serial and paralel resistance but I'm learning...
I like the trial and error way of learning things so..

So I do a lot of measuring with that scope on my device lately just to learn and see what happens well you know...
I made some other little coils also which a placed around it and which I can adjust they are not powerful but
strong enough to light a led(they are only little collecting coils)
One thing I noticed on the scope is that only in the driving coil(running on 5V approx.) I can see a big spike
about 50V peak to peak.(about 10 times the 5V input)
the collector coils I placed around don't show spikes like that
Just wanted to share that with you, don't know if you can do something with it
Well that's where i'm at right now, looking forward to the months to come when I
get my harddisk model running with better coils and circuits

It takes time to get the right parts and shit and knowledge ofcourse, well you know, you go through the same

So thank you guys for all the usefull info I found here for that, I already learned so much from you people thx

[nievesoliveras]

@fluxamps

The thousand dollars spent almost always is buying bigger and more powerful components to make it work after failing with cheap parts.

If you want to get good voltage from your pulse motor, use the most powerful magnets you can afford.
Pay attention when you are buying them that when they get stuck to each other it is very difficult to take them apart.

A good magnet makes a good motor even when the coil wire is not that good.

Jesus

[nievesoliveras]

@all

This specific motor does not have the strengh to turn the commutator even when the commutator 's center hole is centered.

I tried different commutators and it cannot turn even a blank pvc commutator using only three of its brushes.

I need a stronger motor to try this commutator test.

Jesus

[nievesoliveras]

@all

I have some ideas working in my head.

Jesus