Bedini pulse charger buster

[Silvije]

@gadgetmall:

also induced current spikes go back to the coil (red path) and not to the battery..
which is exactly with what my circuits deal with...
although I cannot see how your schematic can work it gives me an idea for another circuit...

[gadgetmall]

@gadgetmall:

also induced current spikes go back to the coil (red path) and not to the battery..
which is exactly with what my circuits deal with...
although I cannot see how your schematic can work it gives me an idea for another circuit...

I can only account this to the properties of that rare Diode I use . It is no longer in production however i have been able to get it to feedback with other diodes . several people have n explination and Validate My Circuit here
Hi, This utube video by comwarrior69 will be off interest.He has a circuit which feeds back from the trigger coil and it also validates gadgetmalls claims.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rY4pSOsqNvY
                                                                      regards jonnydavro

and Pengo's explination :am trying to accomplish with the slow speed is to have 50 or more pulses per rotation which ARE the radiant spikes that recharges the battery while the transistor is turning off, therefore sending the signal back to the battery when the current is NOT flowing FROM the battery. It is very tricky because Bedini said many times that you can not charge a battery when it is in running mode. In other words, one can not take current out and put it in "at the same time", BUT one can take current out, stop and put current in, which is exactly what we are doing here (current or radiant energy in this case).

[gadgetmall]

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[Silvije]

ok here is another idea, circuit might need some correction but logic behind it should be something like this:

while the trigger coil turns on transistor t1, high voltage capacitor should be connected to the battery charging it. while the transistor t1 turning off, the rest of the circuit disconect c1 from the battery and connects it to the diode rectifier so the current spike charges the capacitor... than again next trigger pulse turns t1 again, that disconnects c1 from diode rectifier and connects it to the battery and so on... this is kind of crazy and seems to me that this voltage through circuit would build up until something blows .. we need third step between I think.. please comment..

[Silvije]

someone suggested that Bedini magic cannot work without high voltage capacitors...
here it is, slight modification of my first circuit...