Bedini replication in Germany

[albert]

For the winding of the final coils I made another jig with a mechanical counter to count the turns. I found that I could not get a decent winding without a layer of tape between each layer of wire. Each coil holds about 300 feet of wire, the impedance is 1.6 Ohms on the power wires.

I can charge a 100 Amp/hour gel cel type battery that was given to me in a "dead" state (8.5 Volts) and could not hold a charge. Now it can be charged to 15 volts and will run a car headlight bulb. For the primary i sometimes use NiCad cells leftover from my model helicopter. (a 30 cell battery at 40 volts). That battery was completely dead before I used the bedini on it.

Next step is a metallic wheel made on a lathe and milled with slots to hold the magnets.

This is definitely worth building, I have learned a lot in the last 6 months.

[bourne]

Hi albert

Great looking machine!

Nice pictures as well, thank you for sharing them.

I have only 3 weeks of experience with my single bifilar coil Bedini machine. So it is good to see what can be accomplished in 6 months.

You say in one of your posts that using tape to secure the magnets is not a good idea, and in your first post you mention that the wheel disintegrated at 350 rpm

I found in my local hardware shop some "Heavy Duty Fibreglass Reinforced Strapping Tape"

This tape is the business !

I have used it on my wheel, and with my notched out wheel, superglue and this reinforced tape it feels completely solid. I did pull the tape very tight, so as to get flat spots between the magnets.

I am sure, if you use this tape you can let your machine spin up faster without fear of projectiles, which should improve your charging times while keeping your house free of flying magnets ! !

I hope this helps

bourne

[Rosphere]

This is definitely worth building, I have learned a lot in the last 6 months.

Thank you for sharing your work with pictures.  I think that a Bedini replication is in my near future.

@bourne, thank you for sharing your taping tip as well.

[hansvonlieven]

Good work Albert and Bourne, keep us posted and thank you for sharing.

Hans von Lieven

[albert]

Thanks to all of you for your kind reply.

I would like to know if anyone has experience with swapping of batteries on these systems. I know it is not supposed to work but Mr Bedini must be doing it on the big machine he has built or it would be worthless.
I think a lot about the radiant energy phenomenon and the experiments seen in bedini's ENERGY FROM THE VACUUM DVD seem to indicate that it is really a RF phenomenon. The radiant spikes, when expanded on the scope, are really very fast oscillations. That is why there is a skin effect where the energy can leave the conductor. See the demonstration where Mr Bedini lights a small neon bulb between ground and the plastic cover of a battery under charge.
To my laymans view it seems that the famous bi-filar coil can become a low impedance tesla transformer. Because the number of windings on primary and secondary coils is identical, there is no extremely high voltage...Could this be a reasonable theory? Anyway this still does not explain the battery charging effect.
The thing does work as indicated -unlike some other internet-based projects I have seen- and every day I work around it seems to uncover more interesting questions.....I cannot see more energy out than in yet though.

Albert