Bedini SG - The Complete Advanced Handbook
Started by Aaron Murakami · · 60 posts · last reply 9 February 2017
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Yesterday, Peter and I did a video going through a lot of details on all three books including a basic demo. It's about 1 hour 15 minutes and will be on bedinisg.com after we launch the Advanced book on Thursday. I might post a link to it here before there so you can see it ahead of time.
The Advanced book package will include:- Peter Lindemann's presentation from the 2014 Energy Science & Technology Conference showing a full demo and giving a presentation explaining quite a bit about the machine - all completely relevant to the Advanced book.
- Details on the Watson Machine that have never been released.
- How we get the machine to switch into higher speeds than normal - so higher RPM, more output for less input - and that is different from the benefit in the next bullet point!!!
- How we are able to increase the output of the machine by 100% by only increasing the input draw by 50%.
- And of course quite a bit more than that!
5 Days to go until November 2nd, 2014 when we make it available.
The combo special for the Beginner's and Intermediate book will disappear and all three books will be available individually or as a complete 3 book package. -
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Aaron Murakami wrote:
Yesterday, Peter and I did a video going through a lot of details on all three books including a basic demo. It's about 1 hour 15 minutes and will be on bedinisg.com after we launch the Advanced book on Thursday. I might post a link to it here before there so you can see it ahead of time.
The Advanced book package will include:- Peter Lindemann's presentation from the 2014 Energy Science & Technology Conference showing a full demo and giving a presentation explaining quite a bit about the machine - all completely relevant to the Advanced book.
- Details on the Watson Machine that have never been released.
- How we get the machine to switch into higher speeds than normal - so higher RPM, more output for less input - and that is different from the benefit in the next bullet point!!!
- How we are able to increase the output of the machine by 100% by only increasing the input draw by 50%.
- And of course quite a bit more than that!
5 Days to go until November 2nd, 2014 when we make it available.
The combo special for the Beginner's and Intermediate book will disappear and all three books will be available individually or as a complete 3 book package.
Hi All,
I think these books are now making a 'monumental paradigm' in the entire Bedini/Tesla research, people who have them all will understand that the entire stuff is all one and the same
The Theory.
Rgds,
Faraday88. -
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Please post that link!! -
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lol! I am waiting for that link also!Joster wrote:
Please post that link!! -
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Can't wait. The first two books were great. Really taught the fundamentals. The info in the advanced book looks to be what, us at home need to really take these machines to the next level and really be able to use it in real world situations. I have so many ideas about how one could use it. Some are probably pipe dreams but with this new info I might be able to put some of these ideas to practical use. My thanks go out to John Bedini and his crew at energenx and all the guys at A&P media. Keep this stuff coming. -
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keep up the great work !
look forward to hearing from you and thank you for your time. Thank You
geoffrey
The Advanced book package will include:- Peter Lindemann's presentation from the 2014 Energy Science & Technology Conference showing a full demo and giving a presentation explaining quite a bit about the machine - all completely relevant to the Advanced book.
- Details on the Watson Machine that have never been released.
- How we get the machine to switch into higher speeds than normal - so higher RPM, more output for less input - and that is different from the benefit in the next bullet point!!!
- How we are able to increase the output of the machine by 100% by only increasing the input draw by 50%.
- And of course quite a bit more than that!
5 Days to go until November 2nd, 2014 when we make it available.
The combo special for the Beginner's and Intermediate book will disappear and all three books will be available individually or as a complete 3 book package.[/QUOTE] -
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The Advanced book and the trilogy package will be available at 10am Pacific Time Zone tomorrow.
This is the link: Bedini SG
It will show up on the page at 10AM pacific. You can click that link, leave it in a browser and then just refresh after 10AM pacific. -
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Here's an early preview of the press release and you can even watch a video Peter and I did that we're not releasing until tomorrow. Remember, the Advanced book won't be available on the website until tomorrow at 10am.
Legacy of a World-Class Inventor & HumanitarianBedini SG. The finale to this paradigm-shattering trilogy teaches the reader how to convert the mechanical work produced on the wheel into even more electricity, in an extremely efficient way. As a matter of fact, it is so efficient that at the recent 2014 Energy Science & Technology Conference, Peter Lindemann was able to demonstrate how to light a large bank of LEDs to a very bright level without reflecting almost any mechanical load back to the machine.
Bedini SG
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The site is live -
A & P Electronic Media has now released Bedini SG - The Complete Advanced Handbook. The finale to this paradigm-shattering trilogy teaches the reader how to convert the mechanical work produced on the wheel into even more electricity, in an extremely efficient way. As a matter of fact, it is so efficient that at the recent 2014 Energy Science & Technology Conference, Peter Lindemann was able to demonstrate how to light a large bank of LEDs to a very bright level without reflecting almost any mechanical load back to the machine.
This third book also reveals many details from John Bedini's other related technologies, some of which have never been released or explained to the public before. In that sense, it also doubles as a tribute to his tireless contribution to the field of advanced energy research over the last four decades.
Learn more about this amazing trilogy at http://www.emediapress.com/go.php?offer=qiman&pid=40 -
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Aaron Murakami wrote:
The site is live -
A & P Electronic Media has now released Bedini SG - The Complete Advanced Handbook. The finale to this paradigm-shattering trilogy teaches the reader how to convert the mechanical work produced on the wheel into even more electricity, in an extremely efficient way. As a matter of fact, it is so efficient that at the recent 2014 Energy Science & Technology Conference, Peter Lindemann was able to demonstrate how to light a large bank of LEDs to a very bright level without reflecting almost any mechanical load back to the machine.
This third book also reveals many details from John Bedini's other related technologies, some of which have never been released or explained to the public before. In that sense, it also doubles as a tribute to his tireless contribution to the field of advanced energy research over the last four decades.
Learn more about this amazing trilogy at http://www.emediapress.com/go.php?offer=qiman&pid=40 -
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Brilliant! Even with a brief look over the pages and watching the video I already have some answers to questions mulling around in my head. Thanks Peter, Aaron and of course John! Also the friendly people on this forum! -
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Thanks to all who contributed to the new e-book. I watched the video last night, and I'll be digesting the book over the next week. I've become re-inspired to get my wheel working better.
I think the question rolling around in my mind is how much power can be squeezed from one of those generator coils? If I put the max around the wheel that I could without it "shifting gears", how big of a cap could I charge and how fast? Big enough power to charge up a laptop? Power a small TV for a bit?
And then build a circuit to auto switch the batteries from front to back....just using the continuous power from the gen coils.
Not expecting an answer...but that's what I would like to experiment with. -
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Amazing, this books covers most of the questions and doubts that I had, and been asking lately.
Thank you Peter, Aron and John! and all who is involved.
best,
Alvaro -
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Helllo does anybody knows the voltage relationship between coil turns and wires in series in a gen coil?
I'm making a small ssg with 1 power coil and 6 gen coils. I made the gen coils 1 fillar just 1 wire 800 turns. But they make 6 volts rectified to a cap. And I am running with 6 volts input. So I want to get more volts out of them.
Same wire but bifilar would be 400 turns. That would give me more volts isn't?
If that is so, does any body knows the relationship? 3 fillar in series? 4 fillar... etc. 8 fillar would be 800 turns ( since just 1 wire is 800 turns).
I wanna know if the number of wires in series is proportional to the voltage output (also inversely proportional to amps but I don't want amps).
I would connect all 6 coils in series but they are out of phase.
I'm attaching pics.
Best
Alvaro
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more turns higher voltage....
the way the lindeman generator coil is wound it places all the wires in series into all areas of flux. I would think this coil would be much better than a standard coil at harvesting the induced field in the core.
this is just my opinion, I have not tried this style coil before. I am however making a kit for a customer right now. if anyone is interested in this style coil please send us an email. looks like it will be around 160 with you having to modify the spool (cut and glue) and wind it. we supply the litzed wire spool and enough rods for the core.
Tom C -
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Tnx tom I gueas I will have to try.
I'm going to make a bifilar and another with 4 wires. And compare.
Best
Alvaro -
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oh and that is a good looking rotor my friend!! nice work! here is as website on diy windmill genny it may provide some answers, especially concerning delta and wye arrangement for multiple coils.
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Tom C -
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Question for Tom or Peter
Peter used about 1000' of AWG 16 for the generator coil in his demo. Would using AWG 18 instead reduce the output significantly?
I plan to make this modification and have the AWG 18 wire on hand, but would have to order the #16 especially for this coil. -
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that is a real good question, there are formulas for standard generator coil winding and its output based on magnetic gauss, but I have no idea about this. perhaps Peter can chime in on this as it is his design.
Tom C -
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Alvaro,AlvaroHN wrote:
I'm making a small ssg with 1 power coil and 6 gen coils. I made the gen coils 1 fillar just 1 wire 800 turns. But they make 6 volts rectified to a cap. And I am running with 6 volts input. So I want to get more volts out of them.
If you want to do a test with the coils as is, wire 3 of the gen coils in series see what voltage you get. You might as well test that out since they're already wound. If promising, series the other 3 coils and then parallel the output of each 3 coil series set to your cap or whatever. -
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I talked to Peter tonight about doing a live Q & A call for everyone that has any of the three books. We might do this Monday night - I'll post an update and will mail something. -
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Thanks Aaron!!
Tom C -
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Tnx tom I just read the link. the rotor was made by a friend in a lathe, too bad the magnets slots are not as perfect as I wish they where.Tom C wrote:
oh and that is a good looking rotor my friend!! nice work! here is as website on diy windmill genny it may provide some answers, especially concerning delta and wye arrangement for multiple coils.
Choosing the right domain name can be overwhelming. Our personalized customer service helps you get a great domain.
Tom C
best
Alvaro -
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Tnx Aaron, I will try that before I rewind the coils.Aaron Murakami wrote:
Alvaro,
If you want to do a test with the coils as is, wire 3 of the gen coils in series see what voltage you get. You might as well test that out since they're already wound. If promising, series the other 3 coils and then parallel the output of each 3 coil series set to your cap or whatever.
Although if multi wire series coil (like the demo coil in the book) is superior to single wire coil, I will have to change it.
I am looking forward to that Q & A session.
Aaron, by the way... once I read in your other forum that you where telling somebody that to pass energy cap to cap it would be better to do it cap-inductor-cap, do you know how much energy would be transfered ? how much %.
I ask this because I am thinking in storing the energy from my 6 gen coils in a cap, but insetead of dump that cap to a batt right away, I would dump the cap into another coil (with the pressice timing to help rotation of the wheel) with a full bridge rectifier to another cap and then yes, dump to a battery,... or perhaps that process could be done lots of times, charge a cap - discharge through a power coil - capture the spike charge a cap - and repeat etc.
what you think about it?.
best
Alvaro -
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If you do make 2 sets of 3 coils in series, when putting the output in parallel, probably have to go through diodes so they don't discharge into each other.AlvaroHN wrote:
Tnx Aaron, I will try that before I rewind the coils.
Although if multi wire series coil (like the demo coil in the book) is superior to single wire coil, I will have to change it.
I am looking forward to that Q & A session.
Aaron, by the way... once I read in your other forum that you where telling somebody that to pass energy cap to cap it would be better to do it cap-inductor-cap, do you know how much energy would be transfered ? how much %.
I ask this because I am thinking in storing the energy from my 6 gen coils in a cap, but insetead of dump that cap to a batt right away, I would dump the cap into another coil (with the pressice timing to help rotation of the wheel) with a full bridge rectifier to another cap and then yes, dump to a battery,... or perhaps that process could be done lots of times, charge a cap - discharge through a power coil - capture the spike charge a cap - and repeat etc.
what you think about it?.
best
Alvaro
If your generator coils are charging a cap that you want to dump to a battery, I would dump it from that cap without further discharging into inductors, etc... you will have the least amount of loss that way.