Bedini replication in Germany

[albert]

Now the THIRD machine is underway. AARRGH! A real BIG Bedini using five wires on the coil and 14 transistors, much like the ron Pugh machine in Pat Kellys documents on panaceauniversity.org.
Same rotor, but printed circuit boards and a specially made litz wire. five strands spun with nylon - 0.9 mm

For the rotor and the pcb boards and the wire I have found professional help- one of the rare guys with an open mind and a solid engineers background. Could never have done this all by myself.

[albert]

Machine 3 on the road- we have decided not to dismantle the already running machine but to make a new one. this will show the difference. for this one we are gonna need the bigger batts. I hated to dismantle the first bike wheel machine to use the coils in the second one. I will rebuild it with another coil setup.

Once they are running we can compare the two and finally get some decent measurements. I will keep you posted! Let me hear what you think, please!

Albert

[Ren]

Excellent work Albert! Very neat. Looks like you have been working hard.

[hdbservices]

Hello Everyone,

I've just joined but I have been doing research on rare earth magnets and I found a site that had adhesive specifically for magnets.  Unfortunately the link is on my computer at work.  I'll look it up and get it out to the group.

[hdbservices]

The adhesive and magnet link is:

http://www.rare-earth-magnets.com/?utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=neodymium%2Brare%2Bearth%2Bmagnets&utm_campaign=Primary&OVRAW=neodymium%20rare%20earth%20magnets&OVKEY=neodymium%20rare%20earth%20magnet&OVMTC=standard&OVADID=2938887021&OVKWID=28656019021

Hope that helps you guys.  I'm looking for a working magnetic generator to develop relationship with to create a specific usage that I have market connections for...  If you know of such a device I would appreciate a referal?