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[nievesoliveras]

@capzro

It must have been a bad connection I made.

The easiest part of all is the booster circuit.
The most difficult part is to make the battery to accept the feedback charge without getting the motor stopped.
Because when I connect the IN4007 to the 1.5v battery, the motor stops inmediately.
Must be a conflict of different voltages I think.

Jesus

[Cap-Z-ro]

We must be overlooking something.

There was a guy on utube about a year or so ago, who had his lawnmower running twice as long as normal, using what he called a batpacitator...he had his battery somehow giving up its entire charge before recharging.

Regards...

[AbbaRue]

Build two identical units and use the output of #1 to charge the battery of #2.
Then use the output from #2 to charge the battery of #1, problem solved. 

[nievesoliveras]

@abbarue

I tried that with two bedini motors and when the second one was connected the first one stopped each time.
I am studying a circuit schematic that @energymover recommended me. If it is good I will post it.

Jesus

[Pirate88179]

@ Jesus:

Thanks for the invite here.  I too have wanted to do something like this for quite a while.  Somehow, I think the answer might be in combining electrical and mechanical devices in an efficient way as to avoid the loses from conversion.  I believe it can be done, and will be done, hopefully by someone from here.  This is how I got interested in Bedini's work, the earth battery, Captainpecan's experiments, and all the stuff on the Joule Thief topic.  Combining these things together in some way might hold the answer.

I will go back and read all of the previous posts in more detail before jumping in with any of my ideas.  thanks again.

Bill