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Author Topic: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.  (Read 101533 times)

Sprocket

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #15 on: May 28, 2008, 03:54:23 AM »
Didn't this "busting" happen years ago?

As for it not being fair & accurate - according to Bedini himself, the thing didn't even have magnets, even with some git from MIT there to 'guide' them!!!...

A hatchet-job, pure and simple - the SG motor was making headlines at the time, so 'they' decided to act...

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #16 on: May 28, 2008, 04:15:49 AM »
Didn't they also "Bust" one of the HHO systems as well? I saw that show and their design was just as half assed then as well.

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #17 on: May 29, 2008, 05:24:37 AM »
One might say that the Mythbusters entertain a vast audience with half-vast experiments.   ;)

Cap-Z-ro

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #18 on: May 30, 2008, 12:24:30 AM »

The 'mythbusters' serve the same intended purpose as soap operas and sports in corporate media...they provide a distraction for a particular segment of society.

Turn off the TV...tune in to reality.

Regards...

Sprocket

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #19 on: May 30, 2008, 05:44:03 AM »
I love the Mythbusters. They're a hoot. I actually think what they do is pretty good science on the whole. They use controls and try to investigate many options. If there's a problem with their Bedini setup, write in. They have revisited certain myths in the past. Who's seen the 'do women fart?' episode?

You actually appear to believe they pursue an unbiased exploration of scientific issues - maybe they do when it comes to low-brow, frivolous fart-examples - but anything relevant, not a chance!  They are bought-and-paid for when it comes to stuff that matters - the Bedini motor & acetone being two prime examples they did a hatchet-job on, and possibly HHO as someone posted above.  Let's see, all energy related too - methinks I see a pattern...

As for writing-in - I recall reading that the Bedini loyalists did just that at the time, to no avail.  Hell, those wankers (MythBusters) didn't even contact Bedini himself at the time!  "Fair and impartial"? - I think not...

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #20 on: May 30, 2008, 08:06:46 PM »
Yeah, right.
That?s why Bedini kept discovering free energy in the last thirty years or so while paying the power bills.
It makes sense: MythBusters were too afraid that another ?free a la Bendini? would shake the whole world. LOL

Ren

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #21 on: May 31, 2008, 02:47:48 AM »
Well, you can start.  Why don't you show us an overunity Bedini motor?


Where would you like me to start? Where are your replications? The myth busters piece on JB's motor was a sham. No one builds an alternator without magnets and then says that it doesnt work period. And their switching device was pitiful. Reminds me of some of the ill informed comments of certain indivduals on this forum.

Cap Z ro, your spot on with your last remark.

"And as far as what Bedini designed, I am curious, is there is single practical application of the Bedini motor that is actually used commercially?  If not, maybe the guys are not far from wrong.  The Bedini motor runs, but it doesn't do anything useful, so screw it, it may as well be busted." -Utilitarian

Lol. Which design are you reffering to?  All of them I assume, you obviously havent done your homework. There are plenty of uses (including torque) if one but builds the correct device with the correct materials and voltage input. Oh let me guess you've built a  simple SG MECHANICAL OSCILLATOR with a tiny coil and tiny magnets and then proceed to flame it when its not powerful enough to drive your car?

Tinu, Bedini was actually accused of stealing power from the power companies so they disconnected his workshop. Its one thing to "discover" and another thing to build a device that powers your whole house/workshop. Funnily enough when power was disconnected his lights were still on at night.


But back on topic, the mythbusters episode was enough to make any backyard tinkerer let alone scientist laugh out loud. Leave out half a design and of course it wont work! I think they teach that in primary school....

Evil Roy Slade

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #22 on: May 31, 2008, 07:54:48 AM »
Mr Bedini quite rightly pointed out why the Mythbusters setup did not work. One must then assume that Mr Bedini's own setup DOES work. It follows logically that he may claim the Overunity prize.

Has he claimed it?

Does he qualify?

The questions above are rhetorical of course.

ERS


utilitarian

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #23 on: May 31, 2008, 06:06:18 PM »

Lol. Which design are you reffering to?  All of them I assume, you obviously havent done your homework. There are plenty of uses (including torque) if one but builds the correct device with the correct materials and voltage input. Oh let me guess you've built a  simple SG MECHANICAL OSCILLATOR with a tiny coil and tiny magnets and then proceed to flame it when its not powerful enough to drive your car?


So I take it you do not actually know of any practical Bedini applications, you are just assuming that there must be, because the technology is oh so useful.

None of the Bedini devices produce more power than they consume, so it is nonsensical to talk about scale and producing "enough" power.  The devices produce zero power.  As far as I am concerned, the myth is busted, unless of course someone can show a perpetual Bedini device. 

Maybe the Mythbusters did not bust the myth correctly, but their end conclusion was correct.

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #24 on: May 31, 2008, 06:45:11 PM »
@ Utilitarian

My Bedini SG is now my battery charger. I have quite a few 12v SLA i use for lights etc. I power it using my bench top PSU and here is the good thing, it has improved the capacity of the batteries I have been using in the 6 months of use AND I have reconditioned an old car battery for someone with the same machine.

Plus, if the technology shown by the Bedini SG motor has no merit why is Mr Bedini's company selling battery chargers http://energenx.com/products.html

Build one or buy one and find out for yourself.

 :)

Cap-Z-ro

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #25 on: May 31, 2008, 09:30:47 PM »

Mr. Bedini has been busy hasn't he...in contrast the Bedini Busters appear barely qualified to clean his electrodes.

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Ren

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #26 on: May 31, 2008, 10:19:42 PM »
So I take it you do not actually know of any practical Bedini applications, you are just assuming that there must be, because the technology is oh so useful.

None of the Bedini devices produce more power than they consume, so it is nonsensical to talk about scale and producing "enough" power.  The devices produce zero power.  As far as I am concerned, the myth is busted, unless of course someone can show a perpetual Bedini device. 

Maybe the Mythbusters did not bust the myth correctly, but their end conclusion was correct.

No Device produces more power than it consumes :D Infact, no device consumes energy, hows that for your pickle? And are you asking for power, or perpetualism? You say the myth is busted unless someone can show a perpetual Bedini device. So if I can make it spin itself indefinately this qualifies?

You think that the average replications are an indepth study in electromagnetics that covers all the principles and there cant possibly anything more learned? You think the average replicator has a budget to actually make a beast of a machine? One that puts out your 500 watts for your big screen tv? The SG circuit is just that... a School Girl circuit. You are getting schooled in your very first class of Electromagnetism.

So Mythbusters successfully busted what.....you cant build something you dont understand?    wow     who would of thought.......

alan

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #27 on: June 01, 2008, 12:37:47 PM »
"These first Bedini systems just now entering very limited production are not overunity"
surprising?

http://cheniere.org/techpapers/Bedini%20charger%20explanation.htm

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #28 on: June 22, 2008, 11:59:40 PM »
Well, there you have the last word! If Mythbusters said it doesn't work, it's all over. They are after all, so incredibly scientific in their approach.

C'mon, really! If you believe these morons, you probably also believe everything in National Enquirer. lmfao

The MythBusters did it again...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3I9RUCrjoQ


In my honest oppinion.... The Mythbusters duo are a couple of bellends. They even busted the "Spud up the exhaust trick", they did that with a big engine. I actually know that it does work on a 1.4 Renault engine. Coz I spudded a teacher's exhaust pipe when I was at school, I hid and watched as he tried to crank the engine, and it did not start  ;D. And yet, those two prats said that it was a myth.

They sure do look like oil bandits to me  :P.

amigo

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Re: Bedini motor, debunked by MythBusters.
« Reply #29 on: June 23, 2008, 02:49:03 AM »
Hey, don't dis the National Enquirer !!

If it's good for the MIB it ought to be good for us :D