How To Build A Bedini Motor Series ~ Parts List

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

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[@craigandrews5574]

The Do It Yourself World Electronics hi not from phone, I’ll try on my lap top 👍 thanks

[@CarinoGamingStudio]

8:40 wait. you cant disconnect either any of the battery when motor is in motion?

[@doubleooh7337]

My ssg motor i used n52 neodydium magnets, its on my channel, i actually have a electromagnet with the powerful magnrt spinning inside of it, not only N facing, mine whistled while spinning from resonance, really your spinning wheel needs to be something heavy once its going it's hard to slow down takes less power to keep it spinning.

[@marianpanait7926]

Multumesc pentru tot ce aratati pentru sistem🎉

[@FranklinNewhart]

I am using a bike wheel off of an old exercise bike since the tire is solid rubber and it can be dressed to be perfectly round. I use Aylmers Polyurathane Glue to bond the magnets. My magnets are spaced so one is over each spoke as this gives good spacing.

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

Sounds good

[@ekeretteekpo3004]

What have your results been like with the Bedini SSG setup? Charging a battery or a bank of batteries? How quickly do they charge? Can the battery/batteries be connected to an inverter for use while charging?

[@markpennella]

This was 6 years ago. How do I find newer stuff?

[@patrickcorbin8310]

I have a question: I understand that in a coil, the more one moves away from the metallic core of the coil, the less the magnetic field is strong. So in a Bobian, the turns that are farthest from the heart are less induced magnetically. I also understand that no matter the length of a metal hub, if it is magnetized it will magnetize instantly even if it measures 1 meter. My question is this: If we build a coil with a longer core, with the same length of wire but wrap closer to the core, even say that the wire will only make 1 turn on a coil of 1 meter ... It will not be better since the wire will be closer to the nucleus which will be fully magnetized anyway? Better than having a coil that gets bigger and goes further away from the nucleus.

[@SurfingBoulder]

Just wondering, isnt the flux (away from the core) what we want?

[@ekeretteekpo3004]

Thank you for the video. I've been to the website. Thank you again for sharing. I am wondering if the material that forms the core of the coil can be some other type of welding rods. Over here I am seeing tungsten electrode rods (I don't understand what that even means), stainless steel welding rods, aluminium, plastic, etc.

[@chusdiaz9160]

😂😂😂No te podemos ayudar si empiezas con esas preguntas, mejor empezar por ando buscando éste proyecto,deseo crear esto y bla bla ...en cuando a núcleos ya están hechos y sobran de transformadores de hirro o ferrita mejor de electrónica viejos o rotos .. Saque y desmonte ,luego enrrolle con alambres ,busque mas información en internet y hay de sobra mas eficientes que el vividor y cuentista del motor Bedini ¡Todo un cuentista mas! ¡ No desveló su secreto jamás! Solo jugó con la gente a ser famoso

[@erichfeit7779]

Such a very valuable video!

[@martinhorton6937]

Can you use the coils from a shaded pole motor ?

[@nykolaie]

Hi! Please, can you tell me the neon bulb should be DC or AC and the voltage . Thank you

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

The neon is AC and about 90 to 100 volts roughly.

[@balloutyves]

Bonjour, la bobine,je commenc par quel fil,le 23 awg ou le 26 awg ?MERCI

[@doubleooh7337]

Other then charging a battery to make it make continue work what else have you done thats useful with the output. The ssq is ok but it dont do much.and to get a higher output you should make the ssg with a darlington pair (2transistors)

[@doubleooh7337]

​@@dedu458I'm gonna mske s more powerful motor soon eith a ssg circuit to see if itll power a hho cell

[@doubleooh7337]

​@@dedu458speaking of Patrick Kelly, have you ever got the pjk book? 3000pages full of free energy devices he made?

[@doubleooh7337]

​@@dedu458the book

[@ekeretteekpo3004]

​@@doubleooh7337do you have the book? I'm asking about the versions up to 2017 or so.

[@doubleooh7337]

@@ekeretteekpo3004 the latest book was 24 june 2019 but i do have older ones aswll

[@davewalters41]

Can I use bolts or screw assemblies to secure the magnets to the polymer wheel?

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

Anything magnetic may interfere with the system. I would use nylon bolts and nuts instead

[@pulesjet]

Dry Silicon Lube works fine. Does not collect dust.

[@zikoraa]

Hello, Please what is the name of the insulating paint used for prevernting eddy current?

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

I am not sure. Magnet wire comes coated already. But I one time laid out 200 feet of wire and spayed it with primer. It actually worked and is still good today. Once its wound, it wont matter.

[@zikoraa]

I mean the iron core you pilled up. You painted each one of the before you stacked them inside the coil. But before that you painted each one of them. What is the name of the insulating paint used?

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

I used primer for that again. Simple automotive metal primer. Anything thin that stops current from flowing will work.

[@juliewilson6636]

Thank you so much for your work. Do you think we will be able to charge batteries that could run house or a car etc?

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

Yes, the inventor, John, was able to power his entire shop with a larger version of this.

[@vrnorwaynorway6048]

@@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007 with tesla battery power bank is this useable now?

[@vecstrandedonabarrenplanet7343]

Dry cell is good, liquid and gel cell are good. Li-ion Idk but lead sulfur battery works great ​@@vrnorwaynorway6048

[@73superglide62]

can you use magets from micro wave ?

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

No, they are usually curved and give out some odd shaped waves.

[@willycumps7489]

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[@darrellwampler6473]

I love this type of video.

[@hoofheartedicemelted296]

Thank you for this video sir. "Air Core vs iron Core - They are all the Same" Paul Babcock. See the full video, it's an eye opener.

[@SurfingBoulder]

Before i finish the video, please tell me i dont need an oscilliscope

[@pulesjet]

Both diodes can be 1n4007. It would work fine.

[@oakknollshills9497]

Looking forward to this project!!

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

Its going to be quite fun really. I will start out with some basics in electronics for the next few days and allow people to get the parts on hand.

[@MatrixLeTV]

I always liked your channel.

[@StonerSmurfin]

Could you hook up a small solar panel up to the run battery to keep it charged?

[@Zagadu1]

? do you not understand it puts out more power then in, you no need solar panel.

[@mbahhacksontetuh4871]

Thanks engineer for telling me where to get the coil. Pls where can I also get softcore from. and how do I determine had drive magnet polarity because dat all ihv got

[@joeprice3164]

Could you send the diagram for building this. At least the electrical diagram. To 141 Westcrest Est. Hueytown Alabama 35023

[@55Ramius]

Question : If you spray paint the bailing wire or welding rods, wont some of them scrape off when being wedged into spool and touch each other with bare metal? I guess it is not really a issue since you have done it and have said nothing about it being a problem. I just wondered. Thanks for your efforts to present all this plainly.

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

Yes, some will scrape off in the process. But by reducing most of the electrical contacts, you reduce the eddy currents in the wires.

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

And not every scrape will be an electrical connection. Say the end of one wire scrapes the middle of another while pushing it through. There will not be a connection unless both wires are scraped in the same place and touching at the time.

[@73superglide62]

Are were going it again

[@ClownWhisper]

the metal case on the transistor is not required i don't know why you think it is but it is not

[@ekeretteekpo3004]

I think he requires it for pinning it on the board during placement of the circuitry. I was hoping he would show the completed setup at the end of the video or something.

[@khodrakkaoui1069]

Thanks, very well explained

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

Thank you

[@martymcmannis9121]

Thanks for the video, You are very good at explaining how things work. Keep up the good work.

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

Thank you

[@chuicoevenmerk]

hello Sir may i know if how many turns is required for this? thank you for this video sir.

[@darfirst]

Thanks bro, this is going to be fun!

[@willycumps7489]

Nice

[@gertzadik]

Does the wheel diameter matter?

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

Not really. Biggest thing is that the bearings are or can be made to spin very freely and that it is a non magnetic wheel such as aluminum or plastic. I had a Bedini motor made using a roller skate wheel but dismantled it for safety. The thing ran so fast it was scary. Smaller wheels will spin faster for some reason.

[@Pabkojdim]

Thank you

[@BrenLL2]

Interesting!!!

[@lifeinamobilehome1766]

Good going!!!!

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

:)

[@johannwegmann4365]

I checked diagram in detail, and for me s one of better options to build it,has a serious experience in electronics to combine with electromechanic,so good luck.Johann wegmann

[@craigandrews5574]

Great video 👍👍👍and thank you for taking time to explain simply 🙏 One thing I am unable to get onto the links for your web site just blank ?

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

Is it working now? I was moving to a new server and to SSL but had some trouble with it.

[@philiptwayne]

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[@RandyPanco]

:-) Awesome. Will get the parts ordered.

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

cool

[@mimiyluispereztorresymoral8848]

thnaks...

[@ericbauer9141]

:) Awesome

[@thedoityourselfworldelectr8007]

gonna be fun

[@chusdiaz9160]

😂😂😂

[@jackhandy2165]

Dude... You talk WAY TOO much And do WAY too little.

[@alexandrut5405]

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