Complete Bedini SG Book!

[powermanch]

Battery swapper experience ? (my side project)

Aaron there is a thread started by BEDINSSGUKRAINE
is that the place to go ?

[Aaron Murakami]

I am ready for the battery cycling info.

That should probably be discussed in another thread since that topic is not covered in the beginner's handbook.

Anyone know if that is discussed in another thread here already?

[IndianaBoys]

Bedini SG Spools

Hi John,

Thanks for the offer.

Have moved forward using some Schedule 40 pipe 3/4" nominal size. It has an ID of .804, which is .054 inch off of the .750 inch diameter called for. Had some ABS sheet to use for the end plates and glued it up. Maybe posting this will help others.

IdianaBoys

[powermanch]

There is still tuning info in this thread and info on cycling batteries I believe.

Good Day Aaron (Built by bedini ebook) machine

What you mentioned here , If mine tunning is ok, I am ready for the battery cycling info.

Help wanted

[John_Koorn]

Anybody have a source for the exact one specified in the book? = 3.25 inches high, 3.5 inches in diameter, central cylinder .75 inch diameter.

Thanks again,

IndianaBoys

Hi IndianaBoys,


Where are you located? I have some of the correct size in Australia and know someone in the US who has some as well.

John K.

[IndianaBoys]

Great job on bringing this book together.

Have not seen this question posted on this thread.

Been looking for the exact spool referred to in the book = 3.25 inches high, 3.5 inches in diameter, central cylinder .75 inch diameter.

Closest have been able to find is over at:
10 Spools used with Regular size Bedini Monopole Energizers.
= 3 3/4" H by 3.5" top and bottom, 3/4 bore.

Does it need to be exact or will the above work?

Anybody have a source for the exact one specified in the book? = 3.25 inches high, 3.5 inches in diameter, central cylinder .75 inch diameter.

Thanks again,

IndianaBoys

PS - also looking forward to Book 2 and Book 3 when they are available!

[powermanch]

Hi all (Built by bedinisg ebook) Machine

Tom C . and Patrick , for yor Input.

Under standing mine scope better






John Bedini for your GREAT Work

[powermanch]

Tom C (Built by bedinisg book) machine

Should of mentioned, in post #92 , it is a 24 volt setup,
but in post #95 it is a 12 setup, so maybe it is still ok , but I will check out

Thanks for you input!!!!

[Tom C]

Thank you , (Built by bedinisg ebook) Machine
Tom c and Patrick for your input

A quick scope shot without charge battery, 1 neon popped while doing this



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uh.... dont do that, you may have damaged some transistors, if you popped a neon you definitely want to check the transistor that it was attached to.
Tom C

[powermanch]

Thank you , (Built by bedinisg ebook) Machine
Tom c and Patrick for your input

A quick scope shot without charge battery, 1 neon popped while doing this

[min2oly]

Assuming all else is perfect, it could also be due to the magnet to coil relationship...
K.R.
Patrick

[Tom C]

it is just the sample rate on your scope and how it catches the pulse, and how it can redraw the screen. looks good, I dont see the hi peak every peak on my digital scope, easier to see on my analog one.

Tom C

[powermanch]

Hi everyone, (Built by bedinisg ebook) machine.

Why do I only get periodic spikes when I am trying to get one on every cycle?
Input is Welcome!
24 volt setup.

[powermanch]

Hey guys ,

Thanks again for the bedinisg ebook , If it wasn't for that ,I would still be like
a dog chasen his tail trying to figure out , how in hack does these ssg machine fit together.

[powermanch]

Hi Aaron,

Thank you for your interest in my work And Tom C Thank you for telling me to remove amp meters and adding pot

I updated my wire connection with a solder gun to get closer to 1 amp draw.
I downloaded the bedinisg ebook again, and found that it was updated on January 7 2013 ,good stuff!





I am not good with reading scope meters , what volt spike do i get?