New comer needs any and all help

[TinselKoala]

Here's a circuit that does everything a Bedini motor does, but without the rotor or any moving parts. It uses a self-triggered 2n3055 transistor pumping an inductive coil set (the toroidal windings) to produce high voltage spikes that light up the NE-2 neon, or will give a little mini-Taser shock. It runs on one depleted AA or AAA battery, and will light the neon with battery voltage below one volt. The circuit schematic is almost identical to the Bedini pulse motor circuit and uses the transistor in the same way, to switch an inductive load that also produces a pulse to the transistor's base-- the self-triggering feature.
In the Bedini motor the motion of the external rotor magnets provides the induced current in the coil to trigger the transistor to pulse the drive coil. In this miniJT it's all done inside the toroid, with no moving parts. Well, it does "sing" from magnetostriction.


The point is, once you get the correct components together, you will be able to get your circuit running, using 4 rotor magnets, one magnet, or even no magnets at all.

[jhsmith87]

I can't get a picture I therew away the pack. But after searching a bit.  And what u told me about their voltages I don't think it is a neon.
I have made a joule thief before. It took a while but I did it.
On yours do u have the coil wires wrapped opposite of each other or r they wrapped the same direction

[TinselKoala]

I think they are wrapped in the same direction in that build. Same or different, it will still work I think, but the ends that you have to connect together will change.  Current flowing one way in a CW coil will make the same polarity magnetic field as current flowing the other way in a CCW coil.

[Paul-R]

Here's a circuit that does everything a Bedini motor does

That's a very neat piece of equipment, Tinselkoala. But the SSG's role is
to charge batteries. Where do the leads come from? If you could show
the Bedini circuit adapted, that would be great.

[jhsmith87]

well i am not trying yet to recharge batteries right now, right now i am just trying to make the simplest bedini circuit i can.

i think maybe if some one could explain to me exactly how the transistor is working and what it is doing.
some one said a few post back that i could try a 2n3055 transistor that is self triggering? how is that different than a regular switching transistor?