Pulsed Magnetic Motor Generator

Free energy generator. This is a small tabletop prototype of a bedini motor. It is a pulsed motor with a contact timing and a single coil where a second electromagnet could be added. The rotor is made of 8 neodymium permanent magnets 5/8" x 5/8". Every time a permanent magnet lines up with the electromagnet, the electromagnet is energized momentarily. Then, current from the battery is turned off. At that point, the magnetic field in the electromagnet collapses and induces a secondary current in the opposite direction. The voltage in the coil is a lot higher than the input voltage. An array of a dozen LEDS are being powered by the back EMF without slowing down the motor. Also, the back EMF could be used to keep the battery charged. The original inventor claimed to be able to run his invention 24/7 while constantly charging the primary battery without ever going out.
Website: mindoftesla.com

[@sciencefreak9070]

A Bedini motor has nothing to do with free energy. The output - sum of electrical output and rotation - is smaller than the electrical input. EMF does not deliver any energy which was not previously put in.

[@DanielsInventions]

That might be somewhat true, but it does not apply in all cases. These are the actual words quoted by Nikola Tesla, "I have discovered free energy in the moment of break." He meant at the moment the current is disconnected and the energy is returned back to the circuit. If you are right, then that makes Nikola Tesla and the inventor of the bedini motor fakes. Nikola Tesla invented 1200 patents and could remember 1000 by memory. His pancake coil patent that his bifilar wound coil can store 250,000 times greater energy than what was put into it. When they manufacture induction motors, they don't use this technology as part of the motor. Rather, in most cases like washing machines, they use aluminum windings in the design of the induction motor. They are not looking into efficiency, but rather cutting the costs of manufacturing. The efficiency on an induction motor can very easily be increased from say 80% to 95% by simply changing 1 thing. Redesigning the stator to allow more copper windings in it with heavier gauge wire without compromising the original resistance in the circuit or using permanent magnets along with the induction motor. That's exactly what Elon Musk did with on his Tesla motor. His motor is pushing almost 100% efficiency. It's approximately 20-30% more efficient than any induction motor in your house.

[@sciencefreak9070]

@@DanielsInventions Tesla might have meant with "free energy" just an energy, which is normally not used but can be used. Tesla was a genial engineer, but he also erred gravely, e.g. with his wireless transmission of electrical energy. He did many inventions, but the count of 1200 patents is overrated. You only get this number if the same patent filed in different countries is counted several times. Teslas pancake coil (US patent 512.340) just aims to increase the capacitance of a coil to make additional capacitors needless. There is no mention in that patent that the coil can store a greater energy than what was put in. Of course any capacitance only stores the energy which is put in. Today this patent is obsolete since diodes are used instead capacitors to avoid dangerous effects of back EMF. The energy for building up the magnetic field of a coil with inductance L and a current I is given by (1/2)*L*I^2 . And exactly this energy can be harvested by back EMF. The claims of Bedini are indeed fake. His devices don't output more energy than goes in. What you write about e-motors is a little confusing. With induction motors the current in the rotor is generated by induction. Household wash machines don't use induction motors, they use single phase AC motors of other types. But of course motors in household machines are designed for low costs, and motors used in Tesla cars aren't. Tesla cars use e-motors with and without permanent magnets. However, there is a tendency in industry to reduce the portfolio of e-motors with permanent magnets to avoid dependency on China where most of the rare earth material comes from.

[@pizzahutgaming8590]

​@@sciencefreak9070 Do you or do you not believe in free energy? If you don't, then this is not the right channel for you. Anything and everything on this channel will not sit right with you. I'd rather have inventors that have a basic degree but have spent 20 years inventing and patenting new inventions then someone who has a degree equal of that working for NASA but has not spent $5 and 5 minutes into making a prototype to do testing of his own. What have you invented or contributed to saving the world and the energy crisis? Where are YOUR 1000 patents you have invented? What have you done in the last 20 years? I'm guessing reading books and enlarging brain power. Please watch other channels that support pessimistic individuals or start your own channel and build your own crowd. Here, you are wasting your time.

[@sciencefreak9070]

@@pizzahutgaming8590 It seems that _you_ don't believe in free energy, since it seems you can't handle critical comments. If you think something I have written is wrong, just name it and prove me wrong. I myself have only two patents and they were not really a success. But is this really important? If someone invents a free energy machine I will be as enthusiastic about it as most people, since this would solve many problems. But progress won't be achieved by believing wrong claims as those of Mr. Bedini.

[@PelletJamie]

@@sciencefreak9070 As with most of you shills that pop up on genuine scientists pages, i.e those who experiment and research... you don't understand free energy. There are thousands of "free energy" devices such as solar panels, wind and water turbines or even the sail of a ship. The parameters you set for accomplishing "free energy" are junk oxymorons... of course getting more out of one end of a wire than you put in is futile. Explain magnetism, how does it work? Is that not permanent "free energy".... why would harnessing this "free energy" not produce net gains?

[@SBJCREATORS]

Always interested video sharing 😊☺️😊

[@DanielsInventions]

Thanks for the comment!

[@julesdomes6064]

How is it possible that some people actually fall for this nonsense? The energy output is less than what you put into this contraption.

[@nutbaridea1097]

How much energy can that create?

[@Equilibrier]

How is this making free energy ?! You must input energy to get it in other form. Do you spin a dynam or something in behind ?

[@a.a.alfredo.j.pontara8342]

Great job! Can i buy One?

[@DanielsInventions]

Thanks for the comment. Our other prototypes are very large. One guy on KZbin suggested to make smaller ones, he would buy one to keep on his computer desk as a model. We are trying to make a new version of this motor that will use an electronic timing switch instead of contact with brushes. Hopefully soon we will have this invention for sale on the website.

[@longhealthyjoyfullife]

@@DanielsInventions count me on buying a smaller version for my desk. Thanks for the great job you and your dad are doing. I really enjoy your channel. Blessings

[@INTERFONESEMFIO]

Hi Daniel's. Good work ! Greetings from Brasilia, Brazil ! Is possible Show schematics and current consumption? Thanks. Luiz

[@DanielsInventions]

Maybe, if we get the final version of this soon, then we can make a short clip on the website.

[@INTERFONESEMFIO]

@@DanielsInventions thanks

[@l4irxxl874]

Where is the rest ciruit?

[@eyequeiti5114]

how much RPM??

[@SC.243k]

Great 😊

[@DanielsInventions]

Nice channel!

[@ernieconant2058]

Daniel on your all magnet motor with regauging section you posted a year ago what would happen if you angled the magnets on the rotor instead of the stator would that keep it pulling constantly and eliminate the sticky part I also left you a couple more ideas on Instagram please check them out

[@DanielsInventions]

Not sure, even the slightest change on a prototype and you end up with a new invention. Here is a link to a KZbin video that is very interesting: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rorId6SpiM1gY6s. The guy had 24% of the magnets on the rotor tilted on an angle to pass through the sticky part so that the spin of the motor can restart again. We were thinking about making a similar prototype and then making a KZbin video about it.

[@ernieconant2058]

Thank you for answering me

[@longhealthyjoyfullife]

@@DanielsInventions that would be a great idea

[@weerobot]

Needs Flashing Warning

[@MrBlack.]

If you put a push magnet at the bottom of the up swing and a pull magnet at the bottom of the down swing, wouldn't that run continuously with a lot less hand spinning to keep it going? Almost perpetual motion, but we know that does not exist... (winkwink) 😉

[@chrisdixonstudios]

Interesting IF rotating magnetic fields will produce energy, as they do, THEN why can we not exploit the earths magnetic field and rotation to fire this world up like a dynamo!!?? There already have existed and still are slow motors using tall antennae to capture the posative to negative charges from sky to ground..

[@ivanivan5627]

there is no such thing as free energy

[@javiergutierrez321]

3 bobinas y arduino