Another slo-mo vid this time using a coil rather than the cap:
frame rate on this was 240fps we almost can't see the led delay when a coil is used instead of a cap. I think the coil needs more turns as JB's had 900 (mine only has about 350).
The energy is going from
1. AA battery switched with reed on negative side
2. energy goes to main power coil as per usual
3. energy is rectified via 2 LED's
4. then onto the secondary coil
5. secondary coil uses magamp effect to boost the energy
6. then sends it back to the battery through the second set of 2 LED's
NOTE this scope is across the SECOND coil and LED's. Also, I am not showing optimal timing.
It's pretty easy to go from the reed switch to using a transistor and control much quicker speeds. So far my best efficiency is using a reed. This coil is aluminum and produces the biggest spikes.
I've done this using the Bedini-Cole ckt the rotor speeds up very nicely when you add the second coil... you can literally hold the second coil in your hand while running, bring it closer to the rotor to witness increased speed.
One more thing you can do to increase speed even more is to place a very small cap across the coil - you must match the cap to the coil. This is basically what I demo and provided ckt for a year ago only at the time I did not show the energy going back to the main battery as I do here.
Cheers - Patrick
frame rate on this was 240fps we almost can't see the led delay when a coil is used instead of a cap. I think the coil needs more turns as JB's had 900 (mine only has about 350).
The energy is going from
1. AA battery switched with reed on negative side
2. energy goes to main power coil as per usual
3. energy is rectified via 2 LED's
4. then onto the secondary coil
5. secondary coil uses magamp effect to boost the energy
6. then sends it back to the battery through the second set of 2 LED's
NOTE this scope is across the SECOND coil and LED's. Also, I am not showing optimal timing.
It's pretty easy to go from the reed switch to using a transistor and control much quicker speeds. So far my best efficiency is using a reed. This coil is aluminum and produces the biggest spikes.
I've done this using the Bedini-Cole ckt the rotor speeds up very nicely when you add the second coil... you can literally hold the second coil in your hand while running, bring it closer to the rotor to witness increased speed.
One more thing you can do to increase speed even more is to place a very small cap across the coil - you must match the cap to the coil. This is basically what I demo and provided ckt for a year ago only at the time I did not show the energy going back to the main battery as I do here.
Cheers - Patrick
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