Bedini SSG motors at Sunrise Off Grid Festival 2011

Peter has very kindly posted two video interviews, one with myself and one with Polarity Therapist Andrew Harry, as we explain aspects of the Bedini SSG motor that we demonstrated at Sunrise Off Grid Festival 2011

The link to my interview is here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTN4SUuRNfQ

Andrew talks here about the technology and the human dipole system as seen in Polarity Therapy (apologies for the sound quality on this one):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_mlNZVsf9g

 

At Sunrise:Off-Grid festival 2011

Fire sculpture, Sunrise:Off-Grid 2011

Fire sculpture in the main area of Sunrise:Off The Grid 2011

Having built our Bedini SSG motor a few weeks ago, Andrew and I were encouraged by friends to show the machine at Sunrise:Off-Grid festival. We did, and, much to our surprise, the machine was gradually joined by a further three Bedini motors!

Thanks to Oliver and Simon, four Bedinis ended up on the display on Sunday, and the first free energy forum was added to the Sunday evening schedule. Several Bedini builders and energy explorers got to shake hands/hug, talk and arrange to join for further projects and to share skills.

There was a huge range of interesting stuff being done at the festival and the focus was very much on learning, sharing and networking, plus a dollop of “having fun”(?) thrown in for good measure.

A big thank you to Vicki, Dan and the team for squeezing us in at the last minute, and for putting together an inspiring and thoroughly enjoyable event.

I’ve posted a few photos from the festival below…

 
Joule Thief using Starship coil, lighting 36 LEDs from one AA

Joule Thief using Starship coil, lighting 36 LEDs from one AA

At Sunrise:Off-Grid I ended up mentioning this fascinating little circuit to many people, but hadn’t taken an example with me. The JT allows a single 1.5 volt battery to power one or more 3volt LEDs for many hours. The light won’t stop until the battery drops to approx 0.4 volts.

The construction is very simple indeed, and quite fun – you have to wind a little torroid with wire and a ferrite ring. You need one transistor, one resistor, an LED and your battery. You can also use a Rodin Starship coil in place of the torroid, allowing the whole thing to use wire with no ferrite ring. The image here shows a JT made this way. The picture shows a single AA (reading about 1 volt) lighting 36x 3 volt LEDs. I would have tried more but I ran out of LEDs! Interestingly, the whole lot were only drawing about 20 milliamps at 1 volt – less than the normal load of a single 3 volt LED!

If you go to http://www.evilmadscientist.com/article.php/joulethief you will find full instructions and parts needed to build your first one. The instructions are all over the web, but this was where I found it and they’re very clear. It is easy enough for a child to make and intriguing enough to keep an adult entertained and bewildered for hours…

 

Using radiant energy to charge a battery has great benefits:

  • The battery’s capacity is not degraded by each charge, and can increase;
  • Sulphated batteries can be restored;
  • Radiant charging devices generally use less electric power than a conventional battery charger;
  • One battery can charge one or more similar batteries;
  • You can build your own radiant charging device;

…or, you can buy a Renaissance Charge charger that uses this technology, and just plug it in.

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Peter and May Belt make and sell a completely unique range of products. If you enjoy reproduced music you really owe it to yourself to check out at least the free sample of one of their foils. If you think that you hear a slight benefit from the application of a few strips of this to a CD – ie. your music sounds better – then you’ve experienced the tip of the Belt iceberg. The products making up the rest of the iceberg can be found at PWB Electronics.

The enhancement to the hi-fi experience that is possible using Peter’s various devices (excuse the italics – too much Frank Zappa) can be nothing short of breathtaking, and can include goose-pimpling and spine tingling on the way. Each treatment has a cumulative effect. I don’t know what the limits to improvement are – I haven’t reached them yet, although I’ve thought I have many times.

My own system (very humble) has been completely transformed, in stages over 4 years, from sounding hopeless (really – talk radio only, not too loud please), to a system that plays any type of music faithfully and involvingly(?) at any volume – including quiet, of course. It is not a small difference, not by any stretch. What’s more, the improvements have been consistent – very unlike the frustrating process of upgrading and matching components and making all of that seem a little unnecessary after all.

It is very important when using Peter’s products to hear before deciding. There are theories and realisations behind all of the methods used to create his foils, creams, clips, sprays and other devices. None of these theories fit inside conventional science but Peter has found all these things that improve and improve the listening experience regardless of that, alleged, shortcoming.

Most of science is greatly respectful of Einstein’s work, but his assertion that “Problems cannot be solved by the same level of thinking that created them” gets overlooked time and again. This statement means that the existing paradigms do not include the solutions to the existing problems. Even to seemingly minor problems, like “how come my stereo sounds bad?” Get fully familiar with what’s actually happening, via the senses, again and again, and then we can talk about theories.

I find it amazing that it is considered scientific to test an audio tweak by consulting anything other than the ears. I have found a few articles taking issue with Peter’s work, and all seem to be rubbishing the theories and then thinking they are clever for doing so. Same clever as checking your tyre tread depth with a volt meter, guys. The tweaks are for your ears’ benefit, and theories are there because intellect abhors a vacuum. There is nothing stupid about letting theory come second to experience (especially repeatable experience). Richard Feynman trusted the workbench more than the paperwork.

The PWB products are not dependent on suggestion to perform, a fact that I’ve had confirmed several times, including somebody (who knew nothing of this) walking into a room where the stereo has been treated and immediately saying “oh, do you have a new stereo?” to its owner.

I would recommend anyone who listens to music to try this stuff. I’ve treated many stereos, from very cheap ghetto blasters upwards, heard some astounding changes and watched some astounded owners reaching for the next CD with a new wonder at the music they’re hearing.

Go on, give it a go… PWB Electronics.

 

Our Bedini SSG motor

My friend, Polarity Therapist Andrew Harry and I have built a Bedini SSG (Simplified Schoolgirl) motor. It is named this because the first one was built for a US school science fair by a 10 year old schoolgirl, under telephone tuition from John Bedini himself. It won the science fair as it ran on and on, recharging its own little 9 volt batteries.

Our SSG not only spins a heavy bike wheel at up to 250 RPM but charges batteries at the same time, all whilst taking a small amount of power from the running battery to do it.

The battery charging uses pulses of radiant electricity, cold electricity, which doesn’t heat the charging battery at all, and results in a higher charge each time, effectively restoring and enlarging the battery – unlike any conventional charger.

So far we have restored to as-new (or better) a couple of 18 volt drill batteries and are some way into restoring a 12 volt 12AH motorcycle battery. I’m also giving it some long shifts working on a 110AH boat leisure battery, although that’s a very big battery for the current setup to charge with any speed.

Absolutely everything about the SSG turns convention on its head. If you give it work to do, eg. load the wheel with a pulley or a fan, it draws less current. It can charge a battery from a battery of lower voltage, etc., etc…

You can get the build and running instructions at the Bedini Monopole Group on Yahoo:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/Bedini_Monopole3/

Or, if you prefer to get this remarkable charging and restoring ability in a simple box with a simple mains plug (and no spinning wheels), check out Bedini’s unique battery chargers at:
http://www.r-charge.com

 
Headspace wire sculpture/joule thief

Headspace - a joule thief sculpture

In a couple of days, in the newly opened Icon Gallery in St James Square, Bath, some of my electronic wire sculptures will be on display. For those who don’t know about my experiments over the last ten months or so, I have been exploring a few ways to begin to work with radiant or cold electricity. The uses for this that I am playing with are lighting LEDs and charging batteries.

Why radiant electricity?

So what is radiant electricity and why use it for lights and batteries? Radiant power is always presented as spikes of high voltage but negligible current. This can’t do heavy ‘work’ directly but can light LEDs, which require little current. The sculptures include (and are) a simple radiant circuit called a joule thief , which allows the several 3 volt LED lights in the sculpture to be run from one single 1.5v battery, for many hours or days, even if the battery is ‘dead’ in a torch, camera etc. This little circuit allows the use of the rest of the power in the battery, even lighting an LED from as little as 1/3 of a volt in some cases!

You are very welcome to look into Icon Gallery and see not only my work but also the beautiful illuminated marble work of Haydn Sheppard, Jane Day’s elegant and earthy ceramics and more.

Loving your batteries

Using radiant methods to charge batteries is remarkable, in that the batteries not only charge, but the more they are charged this way the bigger and stronger they get. This is the opposite of what every other type of charging accomplishes. Cold electricity can be used to completely restore a battery that won’t take a charge in a conventional charger. On top of this, the charger itself uses less power than a conventional charger. I have built a couple of small radiant chargers and I can confirm that they improve a battery with use. There is an enormous amount of help and info out there if you wish to explore the DIY side of this technology.

Rennaissance Charge – truly green technology

If you want a ‘plug and play’ solution to radiant battery charging, I have now added a link on the site to Renaissance Charge LLC, a company formed around the amazing work of John C. Bedini. They sell the world’s only range of Radiant Energy chargers and cutting edge motor energiser kits. The chargers are as easy to use as any other battery charger but will restore, revive and improve any battery that they charge, unless it’s physically damaged in a way that precludes it working properly. The motor energiser kits are for your own experiments with this technology, but have excellent practical applications. The products cover all scales of application from charging a AAA battery to running a house off grid.

 
image of personal harmoniser

Small Personal Harmoniser on boat taps

Using the products of the Centre for Implosion Research, Plymouth, UK,
continuing the work pioneered by Viktor Schauberger


Logo of CIR

Click the image to visit the Centre for Implosion Research

Click above to go to Dolly and Jonathan’s CIR site, and also Ancient Sources, where they sell a range of jewellery using the same water technology.

Living on a narrowboat, my water comes from canal-side water points – basically, ordinary tap water – and then sits in my rubbery/plastic tank. The water, like most people’s home water, has noticeable chlorine content and doesn’t taste great.

I recently spent a very small sum (see later) on a couple of Personal Harmonisers, which are small, jewellery-sized water energisers made by Dolly Knight and Jonathan Stromberg at the CIR in Plymouth. They are filled with vortex-imploded water, which is full of biophotons (light particles) and is in a super-healthy state. By being close to any other water, this water ‘teaches’ other water to be the same as it is – super-healthy. This happens instantly and continuously. The small units are designed for wearing, or energising drinks etc., but as a boat has a closed water system with no incoming water main, a couple of these is enough to transform the whole tankfull within hours – a larger, household unit isn’t required. The water then becomes naturally healthy, meaning that it cleans itself and keeps ‘nasties’, like chlorine, trapped inside its own molecule, where it’s unavailable to us (healthy water is amazingly clever – we are only just scratching the surface of understanding this.)

The benefits that I can confirm so far:

  • The water looks, tastes, smells and feels clear and alive;
  • Limescale started to detach from the kettle within 2 days. Barely any remains now;
  • No chemical taste, smell or texture – without filtering (there was a slight, flat, musty quality for the first day or so, perhaps as something cleared from the tank or pipes, but this passed quickly and wasn’t particularly unpleasant);
  • The shower feels better on the skin – properly wet and refreshing;
  • Fresh food near the water pipes keeps fresher longer – leave yogurt by the Harmoniser for a few minutes and it will keep fresh for days in the cupboard – no fridge required;
  • The water really hydrates the body, as it has much lower surface tension than before and can enter the cells and skin, and this is easily noticeable when drinking it or washing in it.

Plus, the tank’s water is now energising the canal water, just like the original device did to the tank’s water. The original, household-type (18cm spiral) Vortex Energiser unit can treat an entire 300metre lake if left by an inlet for 48hours, so an energised water tank’s hundreds of litres affect the water the other side of the hull. As this continues, and if more boaters do the same, the water balances its PH, becomes more aerobic (oxygenated), self-cleans, attracts and supports more wildlife – see testimonials on the CIR site for details of the energising of small lakes and its effects.

I have a hope that many of us on the Kennet and Avon and beyond will make this small investment, get permanently healthy water at home, and enliven the waters of the canal at the same time. Telephone Dolly and Jonathan to save money, as they often have a selection of cosmetic seconds at 50% off, and they’re very willing to help people save money. I spent £27 for 2 devices for my water system and you could possibly spend even less, depending what’s available. A house would require a unit costing £133, and that’s still very good value.

Also, you can get a 10% commission on sales directed to them via a link on your website or emails – set this up free of charge via the affiliate login on their shop page. This is just an advertising link for them, and there is no network or marketing involved.

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