New selfcharging Bedini setup from Rick Friedrich

[molux]

Hy All,

Thanks Gandalf for this suggestion, i think i follow your councils. (R60 come after)
moreover you try this, it's great for me; thanks to share your knowledge with me.

I also say:
Thanks all international Bedini's Community gn0sis, overunity, bedini's workgroup and others...  for Help me, you respond to all my "silly" questions....

big THANKS

Molux

[mrd10]

Hi All,

I'm building smaller rotor version, I got distracted by other projects but now, i'm going to concentrate on this replication. Next step I'm building timing wheel for s1 and s2.
Also people buy Johns second video, one of the best things youll have in your hand, teaches you alot.

Can buy from Ricks site:- http://truthinheart.com/order1.html
New DVD ENERGY FOM THE VACUUM

Or Tom beardons website:-
http://www.cheniere.org/       energy from the vacuum part 2


do a google search at google video for ssg motor, , there's 3 prelimary videos of my motor:- http://video.google.com.au/videosearch?q=ssg+motor, they are:-

-windows motor with SSG updated cct
-windows motor with updated single transistor ssg cct
-solid state battery charging operation of update ssg cct and windows ...

here ive attached latest pic without timing wheel:-

[CLaNZeR]

MRD10

Looking good, keep it coming

Regards

Sean.

[gandalf]

Here's a video I took of my replication of the SSG self-runner. It's
too early to tell yet if this is truly a self-runner because I
haven't had too much time to test it out properly yet.

Also, there are some fine tuning adjustments I need to do.

I just wanted to get this out there to encourage others that may be
replicating as well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEzOX10j-D4

P.S. One small error in the video - the rotor is spinning at over
300RPM not 300km/h (thank goodness)

John.

[hartiberlin]

Here is the latest great video from Rick Friedrich.
Very well done, Rick!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2778867219155907080


And here is his website with a fewmore infos:

http://rpmgt.org/SSG.html


Regards, Stefan.