Four transistor bedini

one trigger & seven run coils

[@BillHawkins0318]

I’ve watched maybe 200 different videos in regards to this circuit design. There are a lot of people giving their share of worthless information. Yours is the neatest build I’ve seen. You do the best work of them all. Thanks for sharing Sir. It’s a pleasure to watch a real craftsman.

[@BobbyOfEarth]

I see that it runs well with symmetrical coils and magnets. I found that mine ran better with opposing coils when the magnets were in a geometric pattern that was different then that of the coil placement. It allows for a phase shift when running 4 coils and 5 magnets or 3 coils and 4 magnets where theres never any conflict between opposing coils. It allows a pretty significant increase in rpm's. Nice clean setup...good job! Thanks for sharing.

[@homebuiltindoorplane]

Very nice, professional build! Thanks for sharing that was great

[@abundantYOUniverse]

I have watched this video a hundred times, I really like that little machine you built! Mine is in a cigar box and has a neat little green light that shows me the rotor is turning. It runs on 8 AA batteries and charges one as its running. Then I swap them and keep going. Thanks!

[@hameedwasiu3118]

😊

[@bladerunner5140]

magnetman rocks... you lidmotor dadhav grandad & few more really keep my spirits up n happy. keep postmen videos please.... i really love em... ty :-)

[@oliver1224]

Very tidy build. Most people just cobble them together but yous is very neat.

[@funderburkhandywork]

thank you, very awesome ! love how clean the build is and the video has tons of info : )

[@larryswindcatcher]

Yes, it is very neat and thanks for sharing it with us. Skycollection stuff is always cool. Nice Job!

[@likeo23]

the only motor work true realy many muuch videos of this exelent demo and all detall of youur construction congratulations its real

[@magnetman2010]

I used the 1K pot and it seems to work great. I tryed the 5K and it works OK . I ended up using the 1K , To me it seems to work better.

[@x1x4x1]

8 years i know, never the less, sweet design

[@peterhalleffect]

Beautiful circuit work

[@thecaronbunch]

Thanks for sharing and taking the time to explain your builds. I'm in the process of trying to replicate this build. That rotor spins great vs. the others I've seen . Can you help me out and let me know how it's constructed.

[@Bassman73]

Hi, does it self run? i.e. can you loop the system continuously without external power from the grid? thanks for the video.

[@nannerin]

Thank you for sharing!

[@nothingelsetolose7661]

How about a Pdf Schematic we can download please would be awesome

[@ufolew]

you have a nice day too good sir : )

[@magnetman2010]

If I am remembering right I got that idea from (4 transistor motor) by poppynumber1

[@KW42ON]

Very fine work! Your Bedini runs quiet nice and stable... Did you use the 1k or 5k Pot? And which one does work better in your setup? Cheers...

[@alfinip2000]

good craftmanship magnetman2010!!! btw where i can get the schematic like u've shown on the video? wanna try to make one,thx

[@magnetman2010]

If you go to TheDaftMan channel and find this video he will tell you one way of making this coil ( Bedini pulse motor, build and diagram video 2 of 3.) by (TheDaftMan). That is how I got started.

[@jfarinha67]

how do you make the coils? what do you mean north and south? can you give instructions on winding a coil , the correct way.

[@stmounts]

You'd charge the battery faster if you just connected your power supply directly and forget about the Bedini which only consumes power.

[@karvak1492]

This device can eable to self powering? How many is in/out enery ratio (COP) ?

[@robertbaumann960]

Mr. MagnetMan, How about poppies channel that you mentioned? Got the address for that please? Thanks!

[@ClownWhisper]

What would you think about 16 penny nails in place of the welding rod? I cant bring myself to spend 17 dollars on the wire again. My first coil I got the rod for free.

[@magnetman2010]

Sounds good.

[@ClownWhisper]

do you think that they would be good enough??

[@ClownWhisper]

Yeah I planned on cutting the heads and grinding the points flat. I just did not know if they were a good enough iron core option. Thank you

[@magnetman2010]

Clown Whisper To make sure they are good and tight you can tap the last few in with a hammer.

[@ClownWhisper]

Yeah, I have made a coil out of the welding rod and that is exactly what I did

[@WhatTheHeckTV]

are your magnets facing south

[@MonDeChua]

Can you make it and put on ebay for sale ,I love it ,but I I am not talent to make it.

[@ClownWhisper]

making the coils and board and selling them is actually a great idea. Although thats the funnest part for me.

[@ybaggi]

Nice build really. What rotor are you using this is so smooth

[@magnetman2010]

The rotor is from a computer hard drive.

[@ybaggi]

magnetman2010 Thanks for the info. i have some of these and my challeng is they have a very short shaft sticking out on the bottom that I can mount them on a base. How did you do it? did you leave the casing on ? and hacksawed the crap out it? It looks too nice for that. thanks

[@magnetman2010]

Yves Baggi That one might been out of a VCR.

[@ybaggi]

magnetman2010 those run real smooth too. Got a few of these crammed in a box.... thanks

[@pauloisaiascalixtolopez1482]

si se pudiera traducir a español seria jenial ok

[@magnetman2010]

Fun

[@scooterscottii]

are you using the sequential bipolar circuit by Bedini?

[@guyzzemf1]

i trigger all u need

[@albertobaro3909]

What transistor did you use?

[@magnetman2010]

PoppyNumber1

[@cornyhub7551]

The Never Ending Self Power Machine unless broken and perished, you can develop more then install to become an electric car without fuel,,,!!!??? or i'll replicate DIY...

[@maks01234]

куплю эту игрушку! сколько стоит?