brusers

Hey that is a cool little circuit. I got it up and running, and then I took 3 of the water fuel cells, had them in separate water containers, hooked them up in series and the little circuit still runs. Very dim, almost can't see it with the lights on, but it's going.. I think I was getting about 2 volts off those cells, or close to it. I think I'm going to end up messing with earth cells in the near future. There seems to be a lot of ways to get a little energy, i.e. the conditioned water fuel cell standing potential. There has to be a simple way to use this to either amplify it, or to shake more out.
More to think about.
Again, thanks for the pointer there, that was a good post.

Marcel

Wow, that circuit does look like a basic ssg setup. Thats pretty cool, thanks for the post, I'm going to have to play with that one. I seem to be at a mental block with everything else anyway, this will give me something to think about.
Thanks again chief,

Marcel

That is interesting. At one time I was trying to put together an 8 strand coil with the SSG circuit that would trigger itself, self oscillating.. And I did something, I could hear it going. But there was no draw off the battery, and no charge on the charging battery. Or it was so minimal I couldn't tell.
It didn't last long and then stopped, and I couldn't reproduce the effect.
Thanks for the details, I appreciate it.

Marcel

SG Oscillator

Aaron,

I was wondering if you might have a schematic for what youi were doing in that video. I'd like to understand the one wire thing you are talking about.
And I have seen my coils self ocscilate, but they did draw a lot more from the primary. Very interesting video I might add..
Thanks,

Marcel

semi self runner

I think you might be looking for more solid state ideas, but I'm going to go ahead and throw this up there.

Directory:Bedini SG:Self-Runner - PESWiki

On that page there are a few replications, including my link near the top that I finished a few weeks ago, my "semi" self runner. It does not last as long as I want, but long enough to prove the process is working.
There seems to be a lot going on inside the battery if you stimulate it enough with that back pulse on the correct timing.
It was explained that the back pulse, given right before the circuit fires, creates a large surge of negative energy, which then goes out into the circuit as well as recharging the primary battery.
Bearden had explained in the "Bedini back popping method" papers
here - The Tom Bearden Website
that a couple microwave engineers decided the motor was just a load, and replaced it with a bulb, and it worked.
Quite a bit going on inside those led acid batteries. I'm sure if done properly it could be solid state, specifically utilizing that overpotential capability of the led ions.
I still have some ideas I'm going to try with that wheel, and with solid state using the same idea. But time and money are not permitting right now, so it will have to wait.
But that schematic on the page works, if you build it properly and play with the timing long enough to get it, and understand it, it's good to go.
I honestly don't understand why there are not more replications showing this.
Hope you like the page.

Marcel