One magnet no bearing Bedini motor

[xenomorphlabs]

@Jesus:

Gadget will confirm it maybe but i believe the capacitors have to be poled the other way around like you edited it (just like the charge battery which has ben removed by him completely).
Also there is only 1 10k pot, if i interpret Gadget`s drawing correctly.
But more resistance control can never be bad hehe.

I went out shopping and had a real hard time to find that perfect curvature bowl, they are either too big or too steep. I will check the garden dept. for that solar stuff.

Cant wait to find out if Gadget will be able to do this also with the cylindrical magnet.

I am currently running one at no noticable current (analogue meter :/) and 4.5 V.

[nievesoliveras]

@Jesus:

Gadget will confirm it maybe but i believe the capacitors have to be poled the other way around like you edited it (just like the charge battery which has ben removed by him completely).
Also there is only 1 10k pot, if i interpret Gadget`s drawing correctly.
But more resistance control can never be bad hehe.

I went out shopping and had a real hard time to find that perfect curvature bowl, they are either too big or too steep. I will check the garden dept. for that solar stuff.

Cant wait to find out if Gadget will be able to do this also with the cylindrical magnet.

I am currently running one at no noticable current (analogue meter :/) and 4.5 V.

I repaired the extra 10k pot. The caps suppose to be in series and that is in series. The battery can be left there and charge it at the same time or if @gadget say so I will eliminate it.
I can see it on the changes he made. It is not eliminated.

I hope it is okay. I also eliminated the neon bulb.

Jesus

Edit:
I think you are right about the capacitors direction. They should go as the charging battery.

[eric64]

Hello,
I'm new to this forum and very excited to find it.
I have a question that is not related to this subject exactly but I hope you will help me anyway.
I have built a few VERY simple magnetic devices from some of the drawings JB has posted and would like to do more. But I don't know how to read the schematics or what courses to take to understand more about this. Electricity, Electronics, Physics?
Would it be best to enroll for electrical engineering or something?
We have a few very good tech schools and universities in my home town my problem is with direction. Mr. Bedini has said several times that they don't teach this stuff in college but I need some kind of starting/reference point.
Any advice you could give would be very much appreciated.
Best regards,
Eric

[Pirate88179]

eric:

Welcome.  You will enjoy this forum.  I have an engineering background and had a good working knowledge of electricity when I arrived here about 2 years ago.  I had basically no knowledge of electronics until I got here.  I did a lot of reading both here, and in books.  I also watched a lot of great instructional lectures on youtube given by Dr. Walter Lewin from MIT.  There are about 50 lectures that contain a lot of great information.

The fellows here are very friendly and have taught me a lot.  I obtained 2 electronics college level text books from a local used book store and that helped me with the basics a lot.  Read all you can on this forum about Bedini, the joule thief, and other electronic devices and you will learn a lot in a short time.

I have amazed myself with what I have been able to accomplish in such a short time but, none of it would have been possible without this forum and the folks on it.  You are in the right place here at Overunity.  Almost all of the really wild and great stuff being done here you will not find in college and most, if not all, books.

Bill

[eric64]

Bill
Thanks so much! I will follow your advice. Especially about staying on Overunity.
Eric