One magnet no bearing Bedini motor

[Pirate88179]

Yes, I agree.  If this can be replicated with, as brownsville said, using stands of some kind, there may be a way to have several magnets spinning.  Put a few pick-up coils on each spinner and.....who knows?  This could get even more interesting very quickly.

Bill

[brownsville]

@all - this was posted on the Energetic Forum - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8Gt3ED0zLw&feature=channel_page

I had experimented with Mr. DePew"s Equilibrius Grid but did not have the bearings that he used. I think this can be replicated and with an already "powered" up spinner it should be a lot easier.

Have a big construction project to work on for the next few days but will try to get this accomplished and a video up by Sunday.

Brownsville

[brownsville]

@Pirate88179 - Hey Bill here is one for you, I haven't gotten my jt rebuilt yet, but this looks like the same thing jonnydavro has done but a different twist on the magnets.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pr1q1t8GXZ8&feature=channel

This looks llike a much simpler way to get the mags spinning and cylinder mags in a top type setup should work.

Brownsville

[Pirate88179]

Brownsville:

Thank you.  That is pretty cool how he did that.  It is evident that we have a lot of options here.  Take care.

Bill

[jonnydavro]

Hi.Today i got a new laser tachometer to try and find out how fast the snake egg is spinning.I was using 7.5v(5x1.5v batteries) for the test and the vertical spinning egg.I found that the egg would go over 17000rpm at this voltage and 15mA.I chose this voltage as i can stabilise the egg a lot easier than when at 12v but 12v is a lot faster for sure.Here is a pic of it doing 16800rpm.
                                      Regards jonnydavro