a normal bedini motor, moves a magnet by a wire coil.
the copper atoms in the wire, use their own energy,
to create an opposing magnetic field, in the coil. which is turned into electricity.
what about using a bucket of water, instead of a wire coil?
the water in the bucket is polarized, by a magnet.
the charge in the water,
is collected with electrodes,
which are sticking in the body of water.
the water molecules already move around under their own power, inside the bucket.
but could be blended, to move faster. and in a certain direction.
such as dropping a magnet into the bucket.
and spinning this bucket magnet around, with a second magnet positioned UNDER the bucket.