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r2fpl

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Re: 100 watts output with 60ma input
« Reply #15 on: February 06, 2023, 09:00:14 AM »
Yes your correct.  I mention this in the video, I mention these are crap old donated batteries that I had to pulse charge for over 2 weeks with a Bedini wheel to bring back to life, I mention this and also mention the high voltage pulses to be chemical reaction inside the battery in the video as well and I mention that this action makes the ions swoosh around and I can even hear that "cold" boil Bedini talks about when I put my ear next to the battery. Interesting stuff!

I threw away some old batteries and now I know they could be repaired by pulses.
Thanks.

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Re: 100 watts output with 60ma input
« Reply #16 on: February 06, 2023, 12:15:36 PM »
I'm quickly learning you give away all the info, It don't really do anything. People will just take a quick look at a schematic and nag, say its all wrong anyways.

So I totally understand why some people just want to "show" off  It avoids lots of "that will never work" naysayer comments.,  As long as it works for them and they have lights when everyone else does not. Good for them. There is no obligation to prove to the general public the devices works if the inventor is not planning to release or commercialize it,

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Re: 100 watts output with 60ma input
« Reply #17 on: February 06, 2023, 01:23:59 PM »
Not always

Some people are genuine researchers looking to build and in order to build you need a basic schematic. 

Naysayers are naysayers no matter how much proof you give them.  Dont worry about them.  They are never happy.

Bedini towed people along for nearly 5 decades.  I honestly dont know what his purpose was.  Now hes just another corpse in a box with a bad reputation


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Re: 100 watts output with 60ma input
« Reply #18 on: February 06, 2023, 01:37:05 PM »
Yeah and as good as he is twists words around and such to confuse people it seems like in the video from the vacuum Bedini is all hell bent on the wheel, the size the rotations the speeds RPMs etc,

Meanwhile this is more of a big eye distraction that moves its more of a switch then a motor its just the magnet action causes  a slight force. He still needs to pay for the little trigger current. I understand the "off" time but there was a "on" time first and that on energy did get used. He never talked about that much.

He claimed to be open and transparent yet would blur out the black box. The important stuff.  Never mind how big the wheel is how fast it spins and how its lubricated for less friction etc, Bedini goes on and on and would spend hours on those secondary details and avoid the heart of it. And I did find patents and BackEMF motor examples and projects that were dated before Bedini's time. As far as I can remember I saw it on archive.org. So i'm sure Benidi must have seen those and ripped off lots of old concepts even the pulse battery thing wasn't new at all and Bedini made it sound like his discovery.

I do like what he was into but like you say don't understand what he was trying to get at even Tom Bearden some great books but the conspiracy theories. Oh boy! Don't know what the game was with them.

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Re: 100 watts output with 60ma input
« Reply #19 on: February 07, 2023, 12:47:20 AM »
Nice work Joel

New member here, although I watch the forum once in a while.

I have been working on my own back EMF oscillator circuit that I recently put together on a pcb. It is made using 555 timers that on one section does the oscillating and I also made 4 independent  trigger pulse outputs that each engage a solid state relay for dumping the load, via 4 capacitors.

I have also drawn a schematic of the circuit and have taken a couple of photos of the board. Currently with about 12v on the power supply I can reach around 230vdc into a 470nF cap.

If you see in the schematic, the bottom row of 555 timers delay the time of the ON pulse for each relay output, but on my pcb pic I just used a fixed time 3.3k resisitor instead of using the potentiometer that is shown in the schematic.

Anyway, I hope you find this interesting as I do.

Cheers, Mike

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Re: 100 watts output with 60ma input
« Reply #20 on: February 07, 2023, 01:22:05 AM »
Totally agree on pretty much all that.

Dont understand Bedini waffling all day and showing hundreds videos and then muddying the information for decades.

 It was never his tech in the beginning.  Everything under the sun has been done and most of the serious guys like Tesla and various inventors in the early 1900s discovered amazing things that they tried to bring to market and then were later buried.
Bearden was just a fluff talker who loved going around and around with grandiose language but either didnt know the method or realized for whatever reason none of it worked long term.  Either way Bearden talked about various inventors with death threats and this and that tech but quite frankly Im not even sure his MEG worked overunity.  MEG is 98% efficient unless you add some special sauce which he never talked about.  In the end the legacy these guys leave behind is that they took money off a lot of people over the years and then didnt pay it back. 

What I have on my bench is all Tela tech variants and mixtures of guys that go back 100 years before bedini.  Now with the internet everything is copied and copied.  To say anyone has something original is almost impossible.

The problem with the lead cell anomaly is that polarization is occurring at the lead plates and with acid chemistry.  What NOBODY has ever submitted is a working schmatic that a dozen people can replicate and then run trials of hundreds of hours for.
SCIENTIFIC METHOD DICTATES that results are replicable every time and then you simply run time trials.   I have made my own circuits of desulfators- and high efficiency +98% chargers.   HIGH EFF often looks like OU but the time trials of DAYS then eventuALLY SHOW WHAT IT CAN AND CANNOT DO

All Im saying here is that we have to be honest with ourselves as scientific researchers.  Even Kapanadze.....what do we have....a handful of blurry videos of guys smoking cigarrettes and running devices for 15 mins. 

PLEASE I am not saying none of these devices or yours do not work.  I actually know that many of them do but at the end of it all the long term data has to be done.  When you have LARGE lead cell batteries, I have seen a polarizing occur and  because these batteries have large capacity they, seem to put out excess power for periods of time like you have shown.  But eventually whether it be because of galvanic mechanics or the electrolyte breaking down or whatever mysterious workings, the "fuel" runs out and they stop working.

Bedini discovered this and eventually all he had were a bunch of massive paperweights but he kept on talking ofr 40 years taking money

But heres the interesting thing,,,,just because the lead cell pulse charging doesnt work forever doesnt mean its a dead horse.  With scientific method you work out whats happeining in this case inside the battery and then apply it elsewhere.  Sometimes it leads to something and sometimes it doesnt



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Re: 100 watts output with 60ma input
« Reply #21 on: February 07, 2023, 07:38:35 AM »
Hi all, Hi joellagace, thanks for sharing your work, greatly appreciated.
I've been working on a pancake coil oscillator and noticed your thread.
So i am using the oscillator to charge up a 71 volt 5600uF capacitor at the moment, will
try smaller caps as well, to pulse at higher voltages.
Using a 555 timer and a mosfet to dump the cap into a 12 volt sla battery.
With this capacitor, it seems to be charging nicely so far, capacitor gets up to around 20 volts, then dumps, once or twice a second.
Will continue experimenting and share if anything good is observed.
peace love light :)

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Re: 100 watts output with 60ma input
« Reply #22 on: February 13, 2023, 09:36:08 PM »
I appreciate all the comments here.  Especially the assesment of Bedini/Bearden and their publications.  If their circuits worked why can't we replicate them and see OU?

I've experimented with a hundred different pulse charging circuit set ups and have built numerous items from patrick kelly's book.

A handful of time I thought I had OU, only to later realize the meter was screwed up, or I was measuring in the wrong spot.

I've met other builders that also thought they had OU but really was just bad measuring.  Some people know their stuff doesn't work and promote it anyhow - others genuinely think it works but are mistaken. 

If it truly works, it will always work and others will be able to replicate it. That's the acid test.


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Re: 100 watts output with 60ma input
« Reply #23 on: February 16, 2023, 06:20:42 PM »
The YouTube vid by Joel doesn’t prove much. Look here to see an example of a discharge curve I have seen many times on lead acid batteries. I have a CBA and have done perhaps hundreds of charge and discharge tests on various batteries over the years, many of the battery discharge curves look like the one in the image below, which is found at…

https://www.master-instruments.com.au/pages/test-under-specified-load.html

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Re: 100 watts output with 60ma input
« Reply #24 on: February 17, 2023, 11:13:47 PM »
The YouTube vid by Joel doesn’t prove much. Look here to see an example of a discharge curve I have seen many times on lead acid batteries. I have a CBA and have done perhaps hundreds of charge and discharge tests on various batteries over the years, many of the battery discharge curves look like the one in the image below, which is found at…

https://www.master-instruments.com.au/pages/test-under-specified-load.html

Dave Wing


Hi Dave

Thanks for the post and the valuable link outlining that there should always be a specified scientific method of testing/load discharge

Just a couple questions though.  What is YOUR method of charge.  Have you got an oscilloscope shot of the pulse charging you are using.  ??  What we are trying to ascertain here is energy in and energy out, NOT standard discharge cycles.

JOEL was showing very good work done whilst running a load and whilst I agree, this needs replication and repeatable trials to deem efficiency, whats not in question here is general capacity of lead cell batteries.

JOEL showed ascending voltage whilst under load at smaller inputs.  Can you explain this?

Thanks!

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« Reply #25 on: February 19, 2023, 02:58:26 PM »
No offence but Joel is not showing good work. He says multiple times he is new at this and does not know what is going on. I proposed a simple test that I posted in the comments section of his video. He has yet to respond, maybe he will we’ll have to wait and see.

He also appears to claim the battery further increased in charge to 13.4 volts while still under the 100watt load after the video was completed. Again we will have to wait and see.

If he had more out than in the battery would never dip down in the first place.

I am not saying he is dishonest,  he simply may not know what he is seeing because lack of experience through not enough experimental testing.



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Re: 100 watts output with 60ma input
« Reply #26 on: February 19, 2023, 04:03:26 PM »
Well I been at it for over 20+ years and the internet has an archive, Just on this forum almost 10 years. If you want to read my various archives posts and video's posts from when I was a teen and first learning how resistors work with an old silly question and use that against me because I posted as new then so be it, Funny how people here like to call me "new" who makes that determination signor?

Folks someone is always going to say hes missing equipment, A meter is wrong, the circuit is wrong, the person is stupid etc,, what ever, You can feel what you want and no one is going to convince you, This Dave guy went as far as trying to order me on my youtube so what ever. I'm not obliged to his demands. It's only hobby, And many have already replications of my various cap dump experiments successfully here and outside of this community. Some have contacted me and thanked me in private, others I just found on my feed after posting my videos, so its great to be inspirational. So the posts are doing what they are supposed to do, Getting the people interested who are into this stuff and understand what I'm working on. They get inspired and even engaged! I got several enhancement tips that I thank everyone for! We all work together here so if you don't understand what is going on here. Don't just say "That will never work" AS maybe for YOU it will never work. But for some perhaps its just what they need to get on the track. And i'm going to share what I can. I'm not a shop or a store so yes i'm limited at what I can do with a kitchen, How ever comparing with most other experiments in the field, a few meters and a scope is very much the bulk of it. So don't say I lack a bunch of equipment to experiment when most have the same or less then what I got here.
Take care!

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« Reply #27 on: February 19, 2023, 04:21:55 PM »
Hi Joel,

It is a simple test to do. It is not hard to pull one lead off the inverter and film the results. I suggested the test and did not order you to do it. Did you not say the voltage increased to 13.4 under the 100 watt inverter load after you finished filming your YouTube vid?  Or an I wrong here and misunderstood you in the comments section?

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« Reply #28 on: February 20, 2023, 01:21:27 AM »
Well I been at it for over 20+ years and the internet has an archive, Just on this forum almost 10 years. If you want to read my various archives posts and video's posts from when I was a teen and first learning how resistors work with an old silly question and use that against me because I posted as new then so be it, Funny how people here like to call me "new" who makes that determination signor?

Folks someone is always going to say hes missing equipment, A meter is wrong, the circuit is wrong, the person is stupid etc,, what ever, You can feel what you want and no one is going to convince you, This Dave guy went as far as trying to order me on my youtube so what ever. I'm not obliged to his demands. It's only hobby, And many have already replications of my various cap dump experiments successfully here and outside of this community. Some have contacted me and thanked me in private, others I just found on my feed after posting my videos, so its great to be inspirational. So the posts are doing what they are supposed to do, Getting the people interested who are into this stuff and understand what I'm working on. They get inspired and even engaged! I got several enhancement tips that I thank everyone for! We all work together here so if you don't understand what is going on here. Don't just say "That will never work" AS maybe for YOU it will never work. But for some perhaps its just what they need to get on the track. And i'm going to share what I can. I'm not a shop or a store so yes i'm limited at what I can do with a kitchen, How ever comparing with most other experiments in the field, a few meters and a scope is very much the bulk of it. So don't say I lack a bunch of equipment to experiment when most have the same or less then what I got here.
Take care!

Keep Going Joel!!

I love it you think outside the box.  All the greatest innovations in history were achieved by folk that went against current thinking.  The 'Norms" have to be challenged. 

Dave, you raise valid points about the way we test but mate....you are just negative.  Whats wrong with you?  Replicate Joels experiment and show it online if you feel so strongly about it.

I have....and theres merit in it.

If we work together you can make life and systems a little better.  Nobody is making outlandish claims but Joel IS Sharing his valuable time and observations for zero dollars.  That alone is worthy of praise

Thanks Joel

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« Reply #29 on: February 20, 2023, 04:09:32 AM »
What is so hard about showing your complete test results, Joel made the claim his battery went to 13.4 volts under the inverter powered 100 watt light bulb load. I do not believe it. That is not being rude or disrespectful and I am entitled to not believe it if I so choose. Joel knows what he said and the claims he made. If he had what he claimed would he not be willing to show it? He is more than happy to show everything else so why won’t he show what his own comments claim? Instead he and others call me out for being hard on him.

You can’t lead people on by telling other experimenters you have a device that outputs more than input when you know different.


Dave Wing