Magnet configuration in the Bedini 6 coiler as replicated by Ralph.

[Woody]

I'm considering a build of the 6 coiler that Ralph demonstrated at the last conference, and appears on John's website as well as in a pic in "Free Energy Generation".

The pictures on John's website appear to show two magnets mounted in each space with the north poles together to form a "superpole". It's difficult to tell for sure from the pics because you can't enlarge them, so I was wondering if anyone knows if they are indeed in that configuration.

Thanks

-Woody

[John_Koorn]

Woody, yes that is correct. 2 north poles super glued together to make a scalar north pole, or a superpole.

John K.

[Woody]

Thanks John! I thought that's what it looked like. I know you saw the unit working, so it's good to get an eye witness report! Thanks for the videos you've posted on you tube too! Very informative!

Cheers,

-Woody

[Faraday88]

Hi, does the Scalar Field evocation adhere only to N-N superpole configuartion ? or does S-S also work similar?
rgds,
Faraday88

[Tom C]

Hi, does the Scalar Field evocation adhere only to N-N superpole configuartion ? or does S-S also work similar?
rgds,
Faraday88

SS works similar. the early window motors had scalar north and scalar south magnets. see the window motor pages from the FEG book.

Tom C

[Faraday88]

Hi Tom C,

Thanks for clarification.

Faraday88.

[forelle]

Woody, yes that is correct. 2 north poles super glued together to make a scalar north pole, or a superpole.

John K.

Hi John K.

Can you tell me why there is a gap between these 2 magnets,looks like a spacer made of white material,i guess plexi.
Thanks

[John_Koorn]

Hi John K.

Can you tell me why there is a gap between these 2 magnets,looks like a spacer made of white material,i guess plexi.
Thanks

forelle, they are strips of white tape so Ralph could check the timing.

John K.