P3 : Bedini 10 Coil Testing... flash back from 2017

[@William_Hada]

I'm glad to hear that you will keep this investigation unbiased and use the scientific method to evaluate it. You have always done this in the past and is the reason why I have been a subscriber to your channel for so long. Rock on Russ!

[@richardorengo8684]

hi, please only one thing. could you indicate where to find such coil holders ?

[@Adirondacks4me]

I'm liking it....excited to see the progression...

[@William_Hada]

I really don't understand what the purpose of this device is. Does is put out more energy than what was there when the batteries were initially charged? Will this extra energy be measured by doing mechanical work at the shaft output? How will this bonus energy be measured?

[@kevinanderson9243]

I have a 2 coil bedini energizer that I'm having marginal success with. I had an idea...I have an old 500k microfarad cap with an old car audio amp. An amp steps up the voltage/current to the speakers which in turn steps up the sound. Why couldn't I hook this up between the machine and the battery to "step up" the power output before it goes to my charge battery? It would work as a voltage doubler, tripler, etc based on the wattage of the amp! Should work? Thanks

[@RWGresearch]

Great question. For those asking the same / similar. This is about the wattage. So in this video I mentioned I would be taking note about the watt hours. So boost the voltage lose current. Boost the current lose the voltage. One must all ways look at the wattage. 100V x 10A = 1000Watts. 100A x 10V = 1000Watts. So unless you can boost the watts... Your not going anywhere... ;) ~Russ

[@gabrielano8125]

Onde eu posso conprar esse motor

[@eugenemallove4693]

Where's is John Hutchinson man come on I want to know if he's ok please share a video sharing what's going on with him

[@kgsalvage6306]

It's kinda confusing how you pieced them together.

[@RWGresearch]

yes, i agree. however i decided to post them any way just as they were recorded. by the time all of the videos will be published... ill be 100% sure to give an over view... ~Russ

[@kgsalvage6306]

@@RWGresearch I wasn't trying to criticize you. Just an opinion. I understand the work involved going through old clips and deciding where to put what.

[@hansscholte5472]

Add Ozzie’s name pls? 😀

[@RWGresearch]

unfortunately I forgot as this was 3 years ago... ill have to see if i can dig it up. OR search for "dead batteries used when charging" or something and see what you can dig up. I'm very short on time ATM. if you find it plz post it here. ~Russ

[@bunthonrepairs]

i like your idea !!

[@MrTalhakamran2006]

Adding whiteboard to explain woukd have been much better or a simple ppt

[@danielesilvaggi]

Keep them coming brother I want more.

[@capichow]

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[@TheAlemichel]

GOOD FILM I NEED TO UNDERSTAND THAT I SPEAK PORTUGUESE I AM BRAZILIAN I NEED THE SUBTITLE TO UNDERSTAND

[@William_Hada]

I am telling you this to help you with your communication skills. Never use " ALL CAPITAL LETTERS " when writing comments. It's rude because it's considered shouting at people. It also means that you are lazy and starving for attention.

[@TheAlemichel]

@@William_Hada ok thank you

[@free-energycoil]

hello friend, I've been watching your videos for a long time. And I always wanted to help you put together an interesting gadget, and most importantly a worker. if you agree, I can give you information and show you what I have done.

[@MasterIvo]

Recycling electric energy

[@tamaseduard5145]

🙏🙏🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@rexgeorg7324]

the secret is no moving parts

[@lorenzo42p]

so you mean a transformer?

[@rexgeorg7324]

@@lorenzo42p no.. they burn out

[@lorenzo42p]

@@rexgeorg7324 a transformer is a simple device that can last indefinitely if it's used properly. if the windings are allowed to move and vibrate inside the transformer, that can cause it to eventually short and kill the transformer, which is why some are potted in resin. they last a very long time. I'll never understand these pulsing battery charger things, or the people who think they're doing something impossible.