N-Pole Motor Trifilar Design

[nievesoliveras]

The most used position for the neon bulb and the one that always has worked for me is the one on the graph.

Jesus

[geotron]

It seems the time has come to begin obtaining suitable parts to
put this thing together, so I've been searching around for ferrite
rods and some other things - batteries as well.  I'll be going with
the 450-turn coil(s).

My concern at this point is in regards to the types of battery
that the Bedini Motor is capable of using. Below I've gathered
together a selection of the ones I'm currently thinking might
possibly work; alternatives to expensive lead-acid. 

...  ?

[geotron]

Effectively doubling the ratio of coil matter per unit of flux charge
is looking to be my foward direction.  Opposing connections on the
windings, each with their own 600V recovery system.

[nievesoliveras]

That is a goo idea!
But there seems to be a problem with this system you should study before spending lots of money and time.
The batteries get kind of damaged after just a few charges.
They show what is called a ghost voltage. There is voltage but not amperage strenght if it is called that way.

You install the batteires with full voltage on a device and as soon the device is turned on, consumes the whole charge of the batteries in seconds.

Maybe I am wrong though. Just check it.

Jesus

[geotron]

Do you mean to say that ghost voltage is a problem with using the
types of batteries I've shown above ? or that it has to do with
the double-coil arrangment ? or the whole Bedini system in general?

I would be confused though if it turned out that a lot of people
had built his device and had this problem, as previously it has
seemed to me that Bedini systems were more on the conservative side
of Overunity - extensively researched as a viable technology.