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Offline rollin76

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bedini motor
« on: March 22, 2011, 11:54:47 PM »
Anyone heard of it? basicly it is a very efficient bldc motor that captures bemf.Can be used to charge batterys. I have seen them made out of a modifed brushless outrunner motors for rc planes.Mp is a big outrunner so it would work the same I think.There is alot of people on this fourm with alot of knowledge about motors and electronics that would have a better idea on how to make a bedini motor and it would surprise me if no one  heard of bedini or tried to make one.I bet Bikemad knows what im talking about.Or is it that nobody believes in it?I know that this is not a e bike subject but maybe it could be used some how to increase effciency?Young girl aroud 10 years old made bedini motor for science fair project that ran for a week off a 9v 900mah battery.She won first place.Mythbusters did a show on the motor to see if it worked as stated.To make a long story short mythbusters said that it did not work yet this little girl had hers running for a week.Look forward to hearing from anyone interested.

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Re: bedini motor
« Reply #1 on: March 23, 2011, 02:19:54 PM »
This is the second time someone has mentioned this "motor" to me. I have seen a youtube vid with a guy who builds one using a computer fan and some electronics from radio shack...I'll try and find it again. There are a few "overunity" designs out there, some made as early as 1920's. Victor Scauberger made the water driven implosion motor. An inductive device of some description was made by T. Henry Moray in the states 1926. An English man named John Searl in the 40's made a generator, that turned out to be superconductive, was made into a flying disc (see Searl effect generator and the direct international science consortium) I have posted in this forum a basic outline of how I would use Magic Pie to run overunity, it would depend upon creating a feedback loop controlled by piezo crystal. The Austrailian company, Lutec has done just that, and is ready to make the units available for consumer sales soon.

In reality, I have yet to get very far with any of these devices, I would think that the Lutec Overunity generator is the closest to making "free" energy available to people like you and me.

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Re: bedini motor
« Reply #2 on: March 24, 2011, 06:55:34 AM »

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Re: bedini motor
« Reply #3 on: March 24, 2011, 03:20:42 PM »
Yo yo

Have a look at this video that looked to have a pretty good explanation.

I don't see this happening very easily or at all using the MP itself, from the videos I have seen the charge current is not so great anyways...

Windmill project?



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Re: bedini motor
« Reply #4 on: March 26, 2011, 09:23:32 AM »