Captret - Capacitor and Electret

[MileHigh]

Hey Sprinkles:

A Bedini motor is nothing more than a mechanical timing device to energize an inductor and then have the inductor discharge a pulse of current into a charging battery.  So the only question is, is the discharge of energy a pulse of current or "radiant energy."  I co-designed a pulse motor that is far superior to a Bedini motor with TinselKola.  It's more efficient, it's more flexible, and it can out-spike any Bedini motor.  You can find the thread by searching on "MHOP" here and on TinselKoala's videos.

As a suggestion, try spending half a day surfing and learn all you can about discharging inductors.  Learn the "secret" about how they generate high-voltage spikes.  Once informed, another suggestion is to start a thread on Bedini's forum and debate the issue with the people there.

MileHigh

[Paul-R]

A Bedini motor is nothing more than a ...

The SG is not a motor, dick head.

[tinman]

The SG is not a motor, dick head.

The SG is an electric motor-you ow MH an apology.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBvUoRPsQ-4

[tinman]

The !radiant energy! thing could be seen like this. When power is passed through an inductor,a magnetic field radiates outward from the inductor.When the power is cut from the inductor,that radiant magnetic field collapses,and causes current to flow through the inductors wire.

The reason we get a high voltage from the inductive kickback when the load is of high resistance,is because the magnetic field  collapses very fast around the inductor-due to the light load. If we have a load with low resistance,the magnetic field collapses slower,and we get a greater current.

[MileHigh]

The SG is not a motor, dick head.

You are playing the fool with the potty mouth.  You have not responded with anything to back up your claim so I have to assume that you are parroting what have been told with no understanding of what you are saying.

From the YouTube clip:

In the full length DVD, lasting almost 3 hours, John Bedini, the inventor and Patent holder, describes his thinking since 1955 as he painstakingly developed his energizer, popularly known as the SG Machine.  An apparatus that produces battery power by charging one or more secondary batteries from a single primary battery and that captures and utilizes what Tesla termed "radiant" energy. Shown for the first time are his underlying concepts, which lead to the demonstration of several new circuits, and their component values, never before shown in public.

Three lies right there.  A Bedini motor typically turns 70% of the source battery power into waste heat.  It doesn't "produce battwery power."  It doesn't capture anything, it just discharges some source battery energy and turns it into less net charging energy for the charging battery.   No "radiant energy" anywhere, it's nothing more than a discharging inductor.

For what it's worth, Vortex1 did a great analysis of how a "captret" works and showed that it is nothing special.  There is no true "capret" just like there is no "radiant energy" in the context of a simple Bedini pulse motor.  Likewise, there is no such thing as a "delayed Lenz effect."  That was analyzed and explained by Conradelectro working with some people on a thread, including myself.

Those are examples of people coming together and learning and progressing.  If you parrot "radiant energy" to a newbie person curious about a Bedini motor you are propagating the cycle of peer ignorance.  It's like being stuck in the "Bedini Stone Age."  There is a real world out there.

MileHigh