Free Energy : John Bedini - (Biography)

[@navneetpandit7299]

He was such a humble master👍☝️👌🙏🙏

[@vadivelanellappan42]

I can understand how Tesla faced problems those days 😢😢

[@MarioGudec]

Thanks for the comment

[@mooneym.3642]

Be at peace Mr Bedini. I replicated his SSG and the SS-SSG as I followed his work. Though highly efficient and magically revived user duracell batteries too, the real magic happened when I combined Lawrence Tseung's magnetically augmented core idea with the SSG pulses.

[@toandinh1415]

Do you have a free energy generator?

[@Raychu97]

Yea do you?

[@mooneym.3642]

No. I don't need a generator. I need energy storage.

[@Raychu97]

@@mooneym.3642 why dont you make your video?

[@mooneym.3642]

@@Raychu97 On the two forums we used I did describe in detail. I took a coin shaped permanent ferrite magnet and stick it to the other end of the Bedini SSG core. Since the pulses and the magnetics are always unipolar it is easy and the core's N and S sides will always be N or S, which is not true for alternating current but this is DC. "Lawrence Tseung's magnet" google it and you will find image of a transformer core pulsed with DC and a permanent magnet attached to it.

[@robbsclassics]

I've heard the argument that "overunity" devices can't work according to thermodynamic laws. I don't think they do actually violate any because there are forces not in the wires.

[@rifaatalbanna5306]

Perfect work

[@MarioGudec]

Thank for nice words 👍👍

[@chriss1760]

I think Bedini discovered how to make gold, and it died with him.

[@dejanlazic3043]

Great Man.. Respect!

[@MarioGudec]

Thanks for the comment 👌

[@tvdylan]

the basic operation mode doesnt use current to charge the batteries, it uses potential. not current. other modes do use current.

[@tiredironrepair]

While messing with shorted relays and mot capacitors to produce hho gas one time, using a car battery for power, I had the notion to tap a couple points of my circuit with diodes and try to charge an old motorcycle battery I had. It had some build up on the plates and would get warm during conventional charging only getting up to around 10 -11 volts after disconnecting and cooling. This was quite awhile ago so I'm a bit fuzzy on the details but I noticed that after some time in the circuit the motorcycle battery would settle out at a higher voltage than it was before. It never developed any heating and it seemed as if the pulsed energy was desulphing the plates because the resting voltage would gain a little more towards normal each time. I wish I could remember the set up but I'm sure it was bringing it back to being usable with the pulsed energy. I recall that however it was that I had it tied in the circuit was making hho with no electrolyte and when the motorcycle battery was connected it didn't seem to make any change in the tone of oscillation from the 6 relays I was using yet the battery would still take charge. I remember the circuit had 2 shorted relays with the coils wired opposite each other with a 3rd relay also shorted powered through diodes coming from the the first pair of shorted relays, the circuit mirrored in reverse on the other side. Now thinking about it there was a fairly decent gas production coming from the hho cell considering there was no electrolyte. I would try to replicate it again but I remember it was a set up that took a couple days of experimenting and torquing my brain to get to that point. I'm not confident enough that I could do it again to invest so much time in it now. Just reminded me of it while listening to your video. Thank you for uploading this stuff. I wish I could have met John Bedini.

[@zinomnsouri8742]

I have a good idea that will make the motor spin and consume less electricity than it produces

[@fidelcatsro6948]

No free lunch here, its a great battery restorer...solar and wind is the closest we get to free lunch

[@HisHigherness8472]

First comment 🎩👍 Liked his system... Thanks

[@MarioGudec]

Thanks for the comment 👍👍

[@CarinoGamingStudio]

if its works why debating? lol

[@josephkanyugi3799]

Did Bedini sell his inventions or he died with them. It is no use when people die with their inventions.

[@L3X369]

Bedini didn't sell his inventions and did die with them, that what distanced him from other "over unity" or "free energy" self acclaimed inventors. He shared his designs and secrets, he was an active member on many specialty forums, and his work made lots of other people step in this rabbit hole. He was an awesome man and his work even if it wasn't accepted by the mainstream scientists, it was and still is replicated and proven by thousands of people even today.

[@michaelszczys8316]

A lot of his stuff you can find on youtube. At least you COULD. I hope it stays available.

[@navneetpandit7299]

There is a lot more than just 'inventing' here, this is a whole new paradigm and science that still needs to be explored into. It took a lifetime of efforts and commitment for him to get to the point where we are today.

[@michaelszczys8316]

@@navneetpandit7299 a lot of ' breakthrough ' ideas and inventions are quelled and people who deal with them may even be ' eliminated ' one way or the other. Some of them the only way to advance is if a whole lot of people are involved. John was definitely involved in sharing.

[@Heliarc91]

Yes. Bedini had motors running looped alternating batteries i heard for over a year maintaining battery voltage. Hes not the only one. I have seen another inventor do it on a SINGLE battery that maintained al little under 12v but ran looped for 6 months same voltage and still rotating. ​@L3X369

[@rudolfhough6226]

There can be no controversy or scepticism. It is merely the case that those who are sceptical do not have the wherewithall to understand nature in this particular matter, and refuse to find out because they believe they have certificates that say they have allready studied. With stupid academic attitudes like that, no new scientific progress is possible anywhere unless it is with their doubtfull blessing and that would nescessarily bring about the collapse of society. Progress is always vital. Usually academics with such attitudes will be found to have something to do with bogus "national security" interests.

[@lee111000]

BIOGRHPY IN FIVE MIN CLIP, , , INSULT TO THE MAN

[@moturcu4226]

1:12 Because scientists are sold.

[@bringtheideas460]

No. Because Bedini was a scammer and all of this is bulshit. The stupidity of people folloving him is bafling. I cant believe these idiots who believe anything Bedini ever said can build circuits and replicate his crap.