One magnet no bearing Bedini motor

[1quasar1]

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[xenomorphlabs]

If i had a Spare i would let you get it . I come up with some rare stuff at that Milatary junk yard. I even got radioactive magnitite for the core material . theres like 10  55 gallon drums of the stuff . i got a little bucket full but have not tried to fill acore with it yet . scarry . I think the reason this one is doing this is MAINLY the Coil and the position of the trigger . Get them to run off 1 to 2 milliamps and then you wont have to generate much BEMF to power it or replenish it . I think . You asked me to check the volts across the caps . its0.98 and i am measuring the battery showing the results in the video . Fausto tried a different diode before he got some from me and was getting some feedback . you might ask him . He is great . He replicated My 48volt fan to the tee . Had it working great and bumped it and knocked it out of kilter .He proved i am am telling the truth and that all that matters . . I love my self runners . Its like an Alien Powersupply and once you get one running you will get Chills and a weird Feeling cause its cool and scarry  and then you realize that the government has this technology and we could have been powering for free all these years but the Oil biz would supposedly shatter the economy . BS .

Gadget .

@Gadgetmall:
I will just try out a couple of old diodes (vintage soviet stuff and so on) just like you had the creativity to try out old military stuff.
Like really slow ones ,really fast ones and maybe notice a difference.
I will also not give up to find Sk3606s online.

Another difference between our setups is that i am using 4 NimH batteries in series and you use a lead-acid battery. NimH were reported if i am not mistaken to not accept radiant that well, however i can one wire charge them (as a 2nd charge battery).

How did you condition the battery that you said was unusable before?
Maybe i can make my batteries more "willing" to accept the radiant that way hehe.

Thanks for the voltage measurement across the caps.
Your voltage is higher, probably due to the difference that you actually use a pickup coil as the secondary. I have guesstimated that you might have around 4700 turns of wire on that coil where mine only has 800 turns. That increases also the radiant spikes.
I will make a new coil this week with more secondary turns.

Regards,
Xenomorph

[gadgetmall]

@Gadgetmall:
I will just try out a couple of old diodes (vintage soviet stuff and so on) just like you had the creativity to try out old military stuff.
Like really slow ones ,really fast ones and maybe notice a difference.
I will also not give up to find Sk3606s online.

Another difference between our setups is that i am using 4 NimH batteries in series and you use a lead-acid battery. NimH were reported if i am not mistaken to not accept radiant that well, however i can one wire charge them (as a 2nd charge battery).

I also recharge Ni mh and nicad and non rechargable alklines with my bedinies . it works .thats all i care about not the science of it just the usability of it . The recharge/selfrun is working on My 2.6 volt pack also . start volts 2.55 and just as soon as i spin it up 3.03 steady .

[How did you condition the battery that you said was unusable before?

I used this setup to bring it up from 3 volts to where is is now . Using a 2.6volt nimh battery as the primary and the dead 6 volt as the secondary for about three days .
Maybe i can make my batteries more "willing" to accept the radiant that way hehe.

Thanks for the voltage measurement across the caps.
Your voltage is higher, probably due to the difference that you actually use a pickup coil as the secondary. I have guesstimated that you might have around 4700 turns of wire on that coil where mine only has 800 turns. That increases also the radiant spikes.
I will make a new coil this week with more secondary turns.

Regards,
Xenomorph

[brownsville]

here is the video link for the Lidmotor coil in self oscillation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfMqea8NC6U

I did try to get the printer power supply thing working but only had a reading of .2 volt dc. The first few time I tried this the thing was putting out up to 14 volts and the mm was still climbing. I did plug it into a regular 110v outlet in the house and the voltage climbed right to 36.4 vdc - so I did not fry anything (yet)
The voltage reading on the video is on the input side of the power supply and is coming directly from the secondary of the Lidmotor coil.
The printer power supply takes 110 ac and converts to to dc - why did this work a few times and now doesn't?
Brownsville

[Pirate88179]

Brownsville:

It says your video is private.

Bill