Modified Bedini Cole Window Motor

February 17th, 2007

UPDATE: Bedini Shows Mike Motor Is a Fraud

John Bedini wrote that Mike must have hidden a 9v battery in the switch:

The Final Word – 2007/02/28 23:46 Everybody,

Here is the final word from ME!!!

I have spent all day duplicating every variation of Mike’s circuit and SS Relay switch. I did find a curious inductive current loop but I was not able to run the motor or produce Mike’s waveforms with it.

Rick is uploading the video we just shot of the “Mike duplication” tape to the Yahoo Bedini_Window_Energizer group. You may view it there.

The bottom line is, Mike cheated!!! The only way to get the motor to duplicate Mike’s performance is for there to be a hidden 9 volt battery in the SS Relay box. The system works just the way Ossie said it would, with the capacitor rising to about 6 volts.

You can stop it, short out the cap, and restart the motor in either direction.

Sorry everybody. Mike’s demo was a fraud and I am done with this project.

John
(with Peter and Rick)

There you have it for now. I’ll continue to monitor the situation for any substantial developments.

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The rotor is started by hand. Not only does the rotor accelerate, the device charges a capacitor. It’s using a Bedini-type circuit. I’ve been keeping an eye on this for a couple of days, waiting for the punchline, but instead of going away, interest is snowballing. I know a couple of you guys are builders, so I’m posting this for whatever it’s worth.

The project is totally open source. If you want to work on a replication, go for it. This PES Wiki page is a central repository for key info. The builder, Mike, is remaining anonymous for the moment, but he’s holding nothing back, in terms of the design, and is trying to help others get their machines going.

Here’s a higher quality version of the clip below:

Note: I love the hostility that posts like this bring out in some people. I can talk about lunatic religions all day and never raise an eyebrow. But point to stories that cause people to question things written in science text books and… woooooh: The spit and hair are going to fly. The level of certainty that some people derive from their high school physics class is as stupid and hilarious to me as a good ole’ down home Southern Pentecostal revival meeting. It’s tough to know which is more entertaining: some “expert” rambling about thermodynamics, or snake handlers in West Virginia.

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