Hi, i am thinking about maybe making a Bedini pulsed flywheel, or some other flywheel design in the future, some day.
I just wanted to ask if someone knows where you can get flywheels from?
Thanks in advance. :)
Quote from: antimony on November 24, 2015, 03:41:26 AM
Hi, i am thinking about maybe making a Bedini pulsed flywheel, or some other flywheel design in the future, some day.
I just wanted to ask if someone knows where you can get flywheels from?
Thanks in advance. :)
Antimony
Rather than make a new thread for every part of your pulse motor project,just stick with the one thread,and cross each bridge as you come to it. There are many here who will help you out as you move along in the project.
Anything that is round and spins freely can be used as a flywheel-from a small 3 inch diameter,up to what ever size you want. A lot of people use pushbike wheel's--this was Bedini's first SSG modle
Brad
Quote from: tinman on November 24, 2015, 04:51:13 AM
Antimony
Rather than make a new thread for every part of your pulse motor project,just stick with the one thread,and cross each bridge as you come to it. There are many here who will help you out as you move along in the project.
Anything that is round and spins freely can be used as a flywheel-from a small 3 inch diameter,up to what ever size you want. A lot of people use pushbike wheel's--this was Bedini's first SSG modle
Brad
yes i would agree with what he suggested.
the bicycle wheel is somewhat the easiest route.
i suppose a added weight could be added to it such as one for weightlifting bolted to it.
another option might be to pour some cement into a mold form, maybe using something meant for the kitchen that can keep its shape proper, fix a axle or dowel of same diameter as the bearings that are planned to be used, using crossbracing to support it in the middle/center before pouring. sprayed with a mold release, pam, a thin oil coat wiped onto the surface so it can lift out without destruction after the cure process.
depending on the weight and size of wheel your thinking of using, could be anything from a skateboard wheel, lawnmower plastic molded wheel, bike, car sized wheel, or why stop there, make one using a giant round above ground pool kit and hire a crane to raise it onto the modzilla bedini structure.
another option though highly not recommended, would be to hand over a serious amount of cash to The Witt's Institute of Broken Dreams that is somehow still able to get passed american regulations on integrity standards, or their subsidiary firm The Very Very Small QEG Corperation of Morroco, who under the authority of the mr sino commitee for excellence felt it better to not remain limited to setting up their unproduction line in pencilvania usa.
arron over at manifest destiny triforce in the st louis area is very good at responding to any customer concerns or reservations you might have. and if he is not available due to most likely being on a business trip, you can reach india merkson of merkson and jerkson and shmucklevitch temp employment agency at their youtube storefront also in america who would be happy to help place your orders.
Quote from: tinman on November 24, 2015, 04:51:13 AM
Antimony
Rather than make a new thread for every part of your pulse motor project,just stick with the one thread,and cross each bridge as you come to it. There are many here who will help you out as you move along in the project.
Anything that is round and spins freely can be used as a flywheel-from a small 3 inch diameter,up to what ever size you want. A lot of people use pushbike wheel's--this was Bedini's first SSG modle
Brad
I know, im sorry, but i guess i figured that those are separate project in a way, but now i won´t start any more threads. :)
The pushbike wheel is a good idea. I can see what i can come up with.
I figured that a flywheel needed to be something heavy and large. Is that not the case in the Bedini flywheel design?
Right now i am planning on using a hard drive rotor in my SSG, but the one i have is too wobbly, so i guess i need to find a wheel of some sort. :)
Thanks for helping me out.
Quote from: SoManyWires on November 24, 2015, 07:53:36 AM
yes i would agree with what he suggested.
the bicycle wheel is somewhat the easiest route.
i suppose a added weight could be added to it such as one for weightlifting bolted to it.
another option might be to pour some cement into a mold form, maybe using something meant for the kitchen that can keep its shape proper, fix a axle or dowel of same diameter as the bearings that are planned to be used, using crossbracing to support it in the middle/center before pouring. sprayed with a mold release, pam, a thin oil coat wiped onto the surface so it can lift out without destruction after the cure process.
depending on the weight and size of wheel your thinking of using, could be anything from a skateboard wheel, lawnmower plastic molded wheel, bike, car sized wheel, or why stop there, make one using a giant round above ground pool kit and hire a crane to raise it onto the modzilla bedini structure.
another option though highly not recommended, would be to hand over a serious amount of cash to The Witt's Institute of Broken Dreams that is somehow still able to get passed american regulations of integrity standards, or their subsidiary firm The Very Very Small QEG Corperation of Morroco, who felt it better to not remain limited to setting up their unproduction line in pencilvania usa.
Many different good ideas here, you have given me alot to think about.
Right now i am working on the SSG to get a feel for it. After i get it done i want to start with a new project. I´m not 100% sure which device i want to go with yet, but i definently want to make a "free energy machine" like the Tseung generator with a COP=3.3, if that´s possible.
Thanks for the reply. :)