Bedini Transistor Problem

[citfta]

Very glad you are getting everything to work like it should.  And you have already learned a few things.  That is also good.  For now you need to just spend some time with the system and get used to how to tune it and see how things change as the charge battery gets charged and the run battery gets low.  And there are many other things to watch and learn from also.

When you are ready to move up a little then make a bigger wheel and get it to run and start learning some more.  By the way none of these energizers are really meant to be a motor.  The wheel is just a way to get the transistor to turn on and off.  As a motor they just have too low of torque to be very useful.  I know there are some on the internet that try to make them into a motor but according to John Bedini they are not designed to be a motor.

Have fun and learn a lot.

Carroll

[TinselKoala]

No-rotor MHOP (better-than-Bedini PM):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0sjqoshznU

[earthbound0729]

TY citfta for the encouragement and kind words through your teaching style. Good for newbies and experienced alike. I will definitely be exploring more.

TinselKoala, thanks for the link for the MHOP data. I saw most of your vids on that subject yesterday and was very intrigued. Are there any clearer diagrams for the comparator circuit? It is very difficult to see some of the text at higher resolution. Everything tends to get a little blurry, pixelated. I would like to hear more about this setup.

Thanks to all for your help.

earthbound

[TinselKoala]

Here's the latest schematic for the MHOP V.3. It's really not as complicated as it looks.

Not shown is the LED strobe circuit (4017 divide-by-four and 555 monostable pulse shortener).

[earthbound0729]

Thank you for this sir. I can see. Nicely done.
I will download, make the circuit and get back to you.
I know I'll have to get some of these parts online so it might take a little while. There is no decent distributor around here. I am in coastal Texas.

earthbound