This is my replication attempt at Jonnydavro’s No Bearing Bedini Motor. I am using the standard 3055 transistor and the regular Bedini set-up. For the coil, I once again am using Lidmotor’s transformer coil. I am powering this with a nine volt battery. I want to say thanks to Jonny, Xenomorphlabs, errout, and all the guys over at overunitydotcom. …
23 April 2009 at 04:30 · Comment
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Just a short experiment to see if I could get a cylindrical neo magnet to spin on the No Bearing Bedini set-up and it turns out I can. Learn more at Overunitydotcom in Jonnydavro’s No Bearing One Magnet Bedini Motor topic. Thanks. …
26 April 2009 at 05:10 · Comment
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My earth battery and a 2.7 volt 650 Farad supercap running a one magnet no bearing Bedini motor. This is my replication of this motor that Jonnydavro designed and is still improving. (Thank you Jonny) Like Jonny, I am now using these diametrically magnetized neo cylinders with a small ball bearing on the bottom. (A single steel sphere) These are very powerful magnets. Thanks to Gadgetmall who supplies these large caps for a very reasonable price…
3 June 2009 at 03:24 · Comment
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Monopole oscillator-Run-Charge sound. The capasitors are 3uF 250 volts. The SCR 25amps 800 volts is trigged by the NE lamp at 80 volts. Replication of the John Bedini monopole motor. …
12 January 2008 at 13:14 · Comment
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video: youtube.com forum: overunity.com info: peswiki.com …
21 May 2007 at 12:24 · Comment
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Copy of a video from youtube user: www.youtube.com user Mopozco gave me permission to post it on my channel. Please go to his channel for more on this video. Many thanks. …
28 October 2010 at 20:34 · Comment
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This is from a Skype video conference on October 12, 2011 that Sterling Allan of PES had with Andrea Rampado and Roberto Mezzano of Biokavitus (Bio Cavitation) in Italy. Mezzano, Rampado’s key business partner, translated for Rampado and Allan. In the last short segment, Rampado proudly shows off the Bedini electromagnetic device he built, which he says achieved 2.5x overunity. He also expresses his appreciation for our news service and th…
5 November 2011 at 05:21 · Comment
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they’ve asked me what’s the difference between TROS and Bedini motors; so have tried to run both from the same setup to see; in Bedini motors the power coil fires up when trigger coil’s on, so only when the magnet located against the coils; in TROS motor an oscillation going all the time and rotor’s trying to catch up the speed of oscillation; seems the difference is in method of application — precise firing or cons…
23 October 2010 at 19:53 · Comment
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This is my first test of my Bedini replication using two motorcycle lead acid batteries. I traced the problem of my frying potentiometers to a short from a solder joint to my chassis which I am using as a heat sink. The transistor collector essentially becomes the entire metal framework and this is where the short occurred. Thanks to all of my friends on Overunitydotcom and also here on youtube. Bill …
20 March 2009 at 04:16 · Comment
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This is a quick video response to some questions I have been getting about how fast it might be turning. the thig I find interesting is that, I am using a 470 ohm resistor to the transistor base. In series with that are the 2 5k vr’s. when I fire it up, I have both vr’s closed down to 0. Once it gets going, i open the primary vr up a little to increase resistance and the motor accelerates. Then, when it stabilizes, I close the primar…
26 March 2009 at 03:35 · Comment
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