One magnet no bearing Bedini motor

[gadgetmall]

@johnnydavro . that is incredible . I have orders 20 6mm balls today .there cheap http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150350917893&ssPageName=ADME:B:EOIBSA:US:1123  I love the idea of a sealed generator egg. maybe petri  dishes on the top and bottom of the pickup coil ? use both sides . Nice . I am going to replicate this and will probably need your help . Im shootin for your 1 volt input . Congrats !!!
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[xenomorphlabs]

Feeding back to the source is a heavy load.
I have tried it and eventually the main rotor will slow down that much that the speed of the satellite rotors becomes insufficient to induce a high enough voltage to charge anything. Lenz is hitting hard here 
But maybe Jonny has more luck with this 

[gadgetmall]

Feeding back to the source is a heavy load.
I have tried it and eventually the main rotor will slow down that much that the speed of the satellite rotors becomes insufficient to induce a high enough voltage to charge anything. Lenz is hitting hard here 
But maybe Jonny has more luck with this 

Lenz law won't have a chance here . imagine 10 to 100 satellites all producing current and the machine runs from 1. 4 volts drawing 10 milliamps . And add more satellite rotors producing  volts and Current for the cost of no more input .
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[xenomorphlabs]

@Gadgetmall
You will see what i mean when you have your setup going.
You wont be able to spin 100 satellites under load here.
The main rotor slows down as soon as you put a load on any pickup coil.
And it adds up, one satellite slows it down, if you bring in a second one it slows down more etc.
You will have to eventually crank up the input amp draw to increase the main rotor speed which is undesirable of course.
Except if you manage to maximize the satellite rotor top-speed and coil specs, thats the only way to maybe counter that.

[gadgetmall]

@Gadgetmall
You will see what i mean when you have your setup going.
You wont be able to spin 100 satellites under load here.
The main rotor slows down as soon as you put a load on any pickup coil.
And it adds up, one satellite slows it down, if you bring in a second one it slows down more etc.
You will have to eventually crank up the input amp draw to increase the main rotor speed which is undesirable of course.
Except if you manage to maximize the satellite rotor top-speed and coil specs, thats the only way to maybe counter that.

Oh . I did not know that . I assumed they ran with no effect on the main coil (:  Well that sucks however jonny has 10 going at 10 ma .
so what your saying is if i put 10 coils within 12 inches of the main coil and SHORT them the main coil will die ? DOsn't make much since being just one satellite pickup produces more energy than the run battery . an led take 3.2 to 4 volts at least 10 ma for a blue one . Even if its pulsed dc coming from that coil . Jonny can you do a diode test on that pickup coil and check the Millliamps please .Thanks
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