Coilwounddirection SSG startersguide1 and Complete beginners handbook

[forelle]

Hello to all,
some days ago i bought the SG Complete Beginners handbook and in the section for coilwinding i compared it with the SSG startersguide 1 and i came to the conclusion that the coil is wound in the other direction. I would like to ask all of you(especially John Bedini),does the wounddirection make a difference since i have a northpol on top when it is powered?
Thanks

[forelle]

Forelle, do it like this:

[ATTACH=CONFIG]1184[/ATTACH]

I drew that a long time ago for something else, but the wire that you connect to the positive, you want it coming out from the backside of the coil towards the right. Then you get a north field at the top. Only do it like this.

Hi Aaron,
I have made it like in the SSG startersguide 1,and in your picture its oposite and in the Beginners handbook also,or am i wrong?

[admin]

That was the wrong diagram. Look at the one in the book... will post clarification later.

[Aaron Murakami]

Forelle,

The classic way to wind the coil for the Bedini SG is to make the N at the top. That has always worked.

The way in the book will be clarified in the book and we will put out an updated version in the book - it makes a huge difference.

The updated version should be out by this weekend, but wind it just like the book shows. You will see why soon. And it is GOOD!

[forelle]

Forelle,

The classic way to wind the coil for the Bedini SG is to make the N at the top. That has always worked.

The way in the book will be clarified in the book and we will put out an updated version in the book - it makes a huge difference.

The updated version should be out by this weekend, but wind it just like the book shows. You will see why soon. And it is GOOD!

Hi,
the problem is that i have wound six eightfiliarcoils the way in the startersguide1 and they are all glued.

[forelle]

Hi everybody,
actually i have the coilwounddirection from http://www.free-energy-devices.com/PJKbook.pdf chapter 6 from Ron Pugh from Canada there you can see a foto where he is winding the coils and achieved a COP of 12 and these are wound clockwise.

[Aaron Murakami]

Hi,
the problem is that i have wound six eightfiliarcoils the way in the startersguide1 and they are all glued.

Hi Forelle,

That's great! That is what you want. More details coming.

[Aaron Murakami]

Hi everybody,
actually i have the coilwounddirection from http://www.free-energy-devices.com/PJKbook.pdf chapter 6 from Ron Pugh from Canada there you can see a foto where he is winding the coils and achieved a COP of 12 and these are wound clockwise.

Can you post some simplified pics from that chapter showing this? Or cut the doc down? It's big.

[forelle]

Hi onesmore,
here is a picture
i have made it like this.I'm only confused because John made it in the Beginners Handbook in the other direction.

[Tom C]

read these 2 articles

Electromagnet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Right-hand rule - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

what is the coil doing?
what is the core doing?
what does the magnet on the rotor do?
why does the coil flip?

considering the answers to the questions above, what does the core do and why does the magnet do what it does?
what end of the core do we need facing the wheel regardless of the winding directions, when current flows thru the coil?

Tom C

[forelle]

Hello to all,
i have attached a picture and my question is,is there a difference between first coil in the picture and the last coil?Is there a difference in the COP when the coil is wound CW or CCW since i have a northpol when the coil is powered?
Thanks

[Aaron Murakami]

Hello to all,
i have attached a picture and my question is,is there a difference between first coil in the picture and the last coil?Is there a difference in the COP when the coil is wound CW or CCW since i have a northpol when the coil is powered?[ATTACH=CONFIG]1192[/ATTACH]
Thanks

Wind it like the top right one - that is what is shown in the book - that is NOT a mistake. With the positive on the wire coming out from the left side of the coil, you will get South at the top.

It will make everyone wonder what is going on since it has always been the opposite, but there is a reason that will be clarified in the updated book that should be released by the end of the week.

It also needs to be pointed out that it is irrelevant whether any of the leads are at the top or the bottom, the only relevance is where you put the positive. On the wire coming from behind the coil and to the right? That will make N at the top of the coil. Or, on the wire coming from behind the coil to the left, that will be S at the top of the coil.

They are inverse of each other in the way the machine runs and both work.

The N at top is the standard way and the S at the top will let the machine run different - again - clarification will be in the updated version at the end of the week as to what this is all about.

[sinergicus]

I just bought the book ....I understand in the near future will be new books :The Bedini SG, Book 2
respectively [The Bedini SG, Book 3...My question is:these books will be updated part of the
The Complete Beginner's Handbook ,or separately as new books available after purchasing them?

Thank you

[forelle]

Wind it like the top right one - that is what is shown in the book - that is NOT a mistake. With the positive on the wire coming out from the left side of the coil, you will get South at the top.

It will make everyone wonder what is going on since it has always been the opposite, but there is a reason that will be clarified in the updated book that should be released by the end of the week.

It also needs to be pointed out that it is irrelevant whether any of the leads are at the top or the bottom, the only relevance is where you put the positive. On the wire coming from behind the coil and to the right? That will make N at the top of the coil. Or, on the wire coming from behind the coil to the left, that will be S at the top of the coil.

They are inverse of each other in the way the machine runs and both work.

The N at top is the standard way and the S at the top will let the machine run different - again - clarification will be in the updated version at the end of the week as to what this is all about.

Hi Aaron,
This was a really important explanation in the update and needed.
A last question about the coilwounddirection(cant believe that nobody has seen this the hole years):
I have wound them cw so i have only to change the wires,but does it make a difference if the electronflow is from the outher side (-)to the core(+,like the left bottom picture) instead like JB makes the coil ccw = electronflow from the core to (-) to the outherside(+),both make a southpole,I guess nobody has tried this,exept JB,i think.
Second methode would be to simply turn the coil then you have it ccw,but in many cases the inner wires come out in front of the magnets which would be no problem if the gap is not to near.
Thank you very much.
P.s.when are the other books available?

[Aaron Murakami]

these books will be updated part of the The Complete Beginner's Handbook ,or separately as new books available after purchasing them?

They will be completely different books.