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Here is some more images from the book by Dr. Niepier.
A quote from the book: “We can simply form EM force field vector zeros by opposing or summing ordinary E and B vectors, for instance, to a zero vector. In this case, the sum of the absolute values of their magnitudes represents an artificial potential, an artificial stress in spacetime, and one that now has a rigorously deterministic substructure.”
If you watch Chis Sykes videos you will see how this applies to John Bedini and his machine.
The image below from John Bedini’s presentation is what he called a longitudinal wave tuner or detector. These two images were taken from the video below. At 22:18 of the video John waves his Orange1984 Bedini Generator booklet to the audience when speaking of another way to make a longitudinal wave tuner or detector.
John says” The other way would be the Enegizer that I drew…in this book… what occurs is you have a flywheel and a North and a south magnet you got a half inch air gap…” and he draws the picture below, that he just finished calling the Enegizer.
The two points of the transformer were tied to an oscilloscope as John had drawn, in the far right of his diagram. I did not include that in my image reproduction.
The coil arrangement in the above images looks an awful lot like the coil’s portrayed by Chis Sykes in his videos, linked above and what Thomas Bearden describes below about zero vectors.
Here in EFTV 06 Inside Radiant Energy John Bedini shows Dave Clements how to build zero’s, using two AC waves 180 degrees apart, he also shows, what he calls an imaginary south on the rotor, between the all north rotors.
In order to produce the desired monopole waveform(also known as a scalar wave, stress wave, asymmetrical wave, building zero’s etc.) what needs to be done is add an actual South Pole magnet in close proximity to the North magnet.
The spacing between the north and the south magnets on the rotor should be 1/3 of the core width apart, this would place the south just after the coil core leaves the north magnet, 1/3 of a core width spacing between them. The next North Pole magnet should still be 3-5 magnet widths away on the rotor.
You need to catch the two 180 degree opposing emf’s that produce the waveforms at the same point in time with the core. If you do not have the right geometry you will not produce the waveform.
At 17:56 of the video Dave talked about a back current destroying the dipole, this is the CEMF, which is normally produced as a positive waveform when we are talking about an all north pole rotor passing an inductor.
The generator asymmetrical waveform in the top left corner of John’s drawing, specifically the one where the negative portion is larger and the positive is 1/3 the size. See image below. This will help the dipole stay open and generate less CEMF. Now the larger negative wave will aid the machine and back charge the supply while running, thus powering the machine, to a degree. Suddenly the machine becomes very efficient.
So you have just eliminated much of your CEMF, that would work against you and reduced it into a smaller portion of the wave. Remember a coil that passes a north face of a magnet produces two EMF’s one positive and one negative. One is a CEMF (counter emf) and the other one is a FEMF (forward emf). If you reduce the positive waveform, the CEMF, now you have just the FEMF that is in the same direction as the applied. Just like John, Tom Bearden, Peter Lindemann, Paul Babcock, Toby Grotz, Bill Murray, Ron Cole, erfinder etc. have said or indirectly point to it.
This is very important, now you can build efficient powerful machines.
John Bedini’s good friend Ron Cole explains the nuances of the operation of the G-Field generator. It uses 30 awg wire to power the load, which in this case is the electric motor with the fan.
You will notice in this Nexus magazine article the diagrams have a dc motor turning an “Energizer” or G-Field generator. John has always said the SSG was not an electric motor but an energizer.
The SSG energizer can have a capacitor installed in-place of the primary battery and it will charge the secondary battery in that condition. Remember I posted in post #350 that the SSG sends a charge to both primary and secondary batteries while rotating, if the magnetics and coils will produce enough amplitude to do so.
As a side note… I would like this to be clear, the motor in drawing from post #352 is a pulse driven DC motor that produces a minimal positive waveform (positive CEMF) at high rpm. It does not charge the secondary battery very well, because of this, also the consumption current of the machine is very low as a result. (See: Peter Lindemann’s video Electric Motor Secrets series of videos).
The step down transformer aids in the reduction of CEMF drag and amperage increases, associated with high rotor rotational speed. The coil collapse, flyback, still makes its way through the transformer with no issues, to the primary battery as configured in drawing on post #352. The high tourque low current draw motor, in post 352, is designed to turn an Energizer, G-Field, or conventional dc generator as spoken of by John Bedini.
John Bedini said he combined the motor and energizer into one unit and it became the SSG. I am simply reconverting it back to a separates again, with a permanent magnet reluctance pulse Motor and an Energizer so it can be studied in raw form.
So far I have made a pulse motor with good torque, a single motor coil is 10 pounds consisting of 3 strands of 20 awg wire wound in parallel, the three strands in parallel are 3 ohm coils with 2” wide by 3/4” thick and 5” long core, the rotor magnet is 2” x 1” x1” Neo magnets placed upon their sides, as seen in my YouTube videos. I plan to improve the motor by making even larger coils, perhaps with 10” x 3/4” x 5” cores filled with 12 or 10 awg wire and the rotor length, magnets included will be increased to 10” long x 1” x 1” on a 3” diameter rotor. These coils will be big but will produce more flyback energy, stronger magnetic field to interact with my longer rotor. I will do this as time and money permits.
As it stands right now the my permanent magnet pulse motor under load draws 170 milliamps under full load at 3000 rpm on an applied voltage of 48 volts. Which is just over 8 watts consumed at full load. No load it will run over 8000 rpm at 48 volts. Paul Babcock’s videos have been a great in helping me out, they are called Magnetic Energy Secrets. Found on Aaron’s site.
Has anyone built a zero force motor and made the coils and rotor elongated, say from 2” to 12” plus? What were the results? Did you try longer and larger diameter magnet wire? I would love to hear of your results.
In my opinion one of the biggest draw backs in any electric motor today is 1) Lack of fill (room to add larger diameter wire, with far greater lengths and much more turns). 2) Electric motors are not built with long enough stators and coils to match. To me this is the real secret of free energy, Joe Newman used large heavy, long rotors and coils. If you do the same you will see improvement in your builds. We should be thinking about converting existing electric motors.
Good to hear from you Yaro, sounds like you are doing well!
I found the files on ConCen, torrent sharing site, the Ron Cole stuff is there located in the Cejka files. There are some of the Energy From The Vacuum vids as well. There is one file on John Bedini called “Free Energy Corrected” it is a corrupt file. Just do a search on Bedini.
You cannot purchase this information anymore so I think it is fine to share the files.
An awesome compendium of related and specific Bedini-Cole information that is much more insightful than the general fodder. You are a good man to share all this valuable information along with your insights. Curious as to where you found the elusive Ron Cole files?
Anyway, I am still in a sabbatical mode, but that may change in the near future thanks to your insights on this thread.
Here is a short on what John dislikes about conventional motors and generators that use the North and South configurations. He says…
“change the situation into monopoles”.
All the above configuration’s do produce this monopole waveform, here the generated voltage peak is negative, spin the rotor the other direction the voltage peak is positive.
Referring to post 351, those waveforms are what are termed as monopoles. If you look at these images you will see these configurations make the monopole waveform.
The above image is from Thomas Beardens writings on how the bedini machine works, the waveform produced is as found in post 354.
John Bedini’s monopole enegizer was designed to use the North/ South rotor magnets together while interacting with an iron core power coil, in the manner shown, or you can place a single magnet on its side. The zero force motor also produces this waveform only if you were to use an all south or all north rotor with no alternating nsns magnets. If you use north and south poles in your zero force motor it produces a positive and negative AC waveform.
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