John Bedini Monopole Mechanical Oscillator Simplified School Girl SSG Presentation

Welcome to this demonstration of a replication of John Bedini's Monopole Mechanical Oscillator Energizer, otherwise known since 2004 as the Simplified School Girl Energizer. This presentation is primarily for the internet Yahoo groups public forum called Bedini Monopole 3 where I am teaching people how to build and test this simple patented motor-Energizer. Everyone is welcome to learn. Here is a page in progress about instruction details:

You can read all the details about the processes in the following:
US Patents 7,109,671 6,545,444
John's websites: Energenx Products icehouse.net/John1 icehouse.net/John34
Now selling Bedini Energenx Solid State Battery Chargers through
Renaissance Charge LLC: r-charge.com

SSG Energizer | SSG Schematic | Closeup of SSG Circuit
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Some pictures from the video:
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A shot of setup, materials, and testing equipment.

A shot with charging battery disconnected.

OTHER MODELS SHOWN WITH FANS

Some other SSG Energizers made with conventional brushless motors shown in video.
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Tape Drive only 2 coils | Larger Computer Fan | Regular Computer Fan

Aluminum sheets added to model to make a fan

See 2006 Ceiling Fan SSG page for details and video.

Medium Resolution Video of the Presentation for high speed:
Trailer
1.4GB wmv edition

My comments about the production: I am satisfied with the presentation as I feel it really puts everything needed together. Where it is lacking is in the following:
There are flys appearing as guests once in a while.
Not everything is mentioned that could be for lack of time and organizational scripting.---Such as more focus on the load testing, and other misc. things. The lighting is not that good, the digital copy is far worse than the tape originals. You can clearly see the one meter all the time on the camcorder screen but not always on the digital copy.
There are a few places where I goofed up and it was too difficult to edit out smoothly.
The tapes ended a few times at the wrong place. I was showing the 1 ohm resistor test taking it right out of the package and then part way through the film ended so it may appear to skeptics that I changed the resistor.
The quality of the digital is not as good as I hoped so that you cannot read the words on the schematic or the waves on the scope as I would have expected from looking at the camcorder tape. There is a lot of repetition that is probably needed but will make for a boring video for some people.
Since there was nobody in front of me it was very monotone sounding. While I take a long time to share many points, it is probably good to have it slowed down for it to sink into the viewer.
However, the points I was trying to make were clear enough. I was able to add words over the video to clarify where I may have mispoken, or failed to mention something clear enough.
Everyone needs to take it for what it is worth. It is not a high production film. It is costing me a week of time I do not have so I could not afford to put more planning into the words and sequence. I jumped around and go back to things I missed. This was too time-consuming to edit into a perfect sequence as will be done with an upcoming instruction manual.

Low Resolution Video for dialup:
84MB wmv edition

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RPM & AMPERE DRAW

I set it to where the mechanical efficiency of the energizer gives me the ratio of the lowest ampere draw on the primary battery to the fastest speed (or more importantly to the highest charging rate in the charging battery). This may take a little playing around with, but do not worry about perfect results to start with. I start with 680 ohms resistance on the trigger resistors and work up or down from there.
When I think I have what I am looking for, I replace the charging battery with an 1 ohm resistor and measure the voltage across it while the machine is running. If the voltage is above 1V then I am pushing the Energizer with too much current and the trigger resistance needs to be higher. In the video the voltage measured across 1/4W 1 ohm resistor with this setup was 0.15V @ 190ma = 28.5 milliwatts. Temperature was about room temperature on the resistor.
Make sure your batteries are not discharged faster than the manufacturer recommends (C20 rate for starter batteries and less for true deepcell batteries). Do not use used batteries for this beginning experiment. Use used batteries to get your setup up and running and then do the tests on brand new batteries.

Lowest setting for this 16 Pole SSG was set at highest (using an 800 ohm pot.) trigger resistance (900 ohms plus 25ma bulb)

25" rotor, 16 magnets, bifilar coil 790 winds #26 & #23

27 milliseconds per magnet
= 1000 / 27 = 37.037 magnets per second
* 60 seconds = 2222 magnets per minute (4444 double pulses per minute)
/ 16 magnets on rotor = 139 RPM
2222 magnets per minute / 120 milliamperes = 18.5 mapm

Ampere Draw on Primary Battery

0.120 Amperes * 12.33 Volt battery = 1.48 Watts

CHARGING RATE MEASURED

It is not recommended to leave any meters hooked up to the charging battery or in series with the paths to and from it. The meters will become part of the circuit and negatively affect the charging rates. Therefore only momentarily place the meters across the charging battery or in series with it.

Voltage across charging battery was 12.56
Amperes measured going to the battery was 38ma
Watts = V * A = 0.48 W or 477 milliwatts

So if the charging battery charges at the rate of discharge of the primary battery, then we have to figure out where this extra 1 Watt is coming from, or we have to abandon our meters in relation to this technology. The 1 ohm resistor test shows that no significant current flow is crossing the path of the charging battery. The voltage and amperage test above shows that when the battery is connected, the meter shows more apparent current flow when the battery has a lower impedance than 1 ohms. But the current meter shows much less than the primary draw to run the circuit and loads.

I have run numerous tests with this circuit and various modifications to verify that the charging battery charges at a rate equal to 80% to 95+% (depending on how well made) of the discharge rate of the equal size primary battery. If the charged battery is loaded down properly we can compare the two loads in the different batteries to figure out work done. I have also seen that whatever way we measure the current going into the charging battery, we should see more work being done by that battery under load with repeated cycles.

When we run sufficient load comparrison tests, calculate the losses in the circuit (transistor, resistors, diodes) in heat, the work done in light in the bulb, and the mechanical work done with the wheel, we can very easily see that we are getting more out of the SSG Energizer than what we are putting into the system with our primary battery. The mechanical output can easily more than make up any of the 20 to 5% difference. And adding more batteries to the charging bank will increase the amount of work able to be done with that bank.

The efficiency of the circuit and motor is not the same as the COP. The efficiency is less than 100% while the COP is greater than 1. The energy transfered for work by the primary battery has an efficiency of less than 100% as there are losses mentioned. But the resulting useful work out of the system can be greater than what that primary battery supplied. This is analagous to a wind, solar, or hydro generation system where the opperator provides little or no collector current to tap a free environmental energy source. In this case the battery is being uniquely triggered to charge itself.

COMPARRISON WITH OTHER CHARGERS

Running the same sort of tests with other chargers will reveal a gradual loss of load time after each charge cycle. With the SSG Energizer we have seen increases. We have also seen old batteries that could no longer take a charge come back to life again.

See Bedini Product Chargers: Renaissance Charge LLC

PRACTICAL BENEFITS OF THE SSG ENERGIZER

Gives longer life to batteries.
A more efficient charge controller for DC converters.
Free mechanical energy of whatever power needs.
Cooler switching and charging temperatures.
The circuit is not closing the loop constantly;
It reduces the BEMF by charging another battery or load.
Can be made to any size.

SSG partial parts kit for the above setup available.

Brushless Fan Kit. Larger Fan Below.

Very low res. 7MB video of the 6" fan running. Better quality video of this.
Overview and conversion of the fan is shown in a video with WMV format that will be sent on a CD (with pictures and other video) with the kit: This is the lower quality Google video. This is a little higher quality.

10 inch Brushless Energizer video.

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