Single Coil Bedini SSG Charging Multiple Batteries At One Time

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  • čas přidán 2. 06. 2017
  • I am charging extra batteries with no extra input current used on my Bedini SSG single coil motor. Read full article: www.thedoityourselfworld.com/a...
    It looks like I can charge many batteries with my old Bedini motor without using any more input current.
    When I first build my old Bedini motor I was connecting many batteries to the collector of the transistor. Each battery had its own diode coming off the collector of the transistor. Other than that the circuit remained the same as the original.
    At that time I never gave it any thought that I was charging 5 batteries at a time with 5 diodes on a single coil Bedini motor and a single transistor.
    I did not have meters or gauges at that time so I never ran tests on it either.
    Now I want to see what is going on when I add more batteries to the single coil output.
    I have a volt and amp meter connected to the run battery to show how much power is being used to run the motor.
    There are two 216 Ah golf cart batteries connected to the main output.
    I then connected another pair of 12 volt 7 Ah batteries to another diode coming off the collector of the transistor. The batteries started to charge and the input current did not change.
    This is very interesting and exciting to see. I want to connect more batteries later and see what happens so stay tuned.
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    Troy
    www.thedoityourselfworld.com
    www.theoffgridproject.com
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  • @lnwolf41
    @lnwolf41 Před 7 lety +7

    since the input power is isolated from the output power it won't matter what you attach to the output coils, the input will be the same, unless you physically change it. the bedini is just a step-up transfotmer, using a pulsing DC current to build, and collapse a magnetic field across the secondary windings which creates the higher voltage outout. the magnets might improve the field strength, but are mostly used fir the motive force to keep the wheel spinning.

  • @ekeretteekpo3004
    @ekeretteekpo3004 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Can the batteries being charged be connected to an inverter and used to power appliances while the ssg system is running, to keep the battery charged while being used?

  • @hacksonmbah2688
    @hacksonmbah2688 Před 2 lety

    Good job sir! Please what is the ohms resistance of your trigger and power coils.

  • @tonysmith8747
    @tonysmith8747 Před 4 lety

    Hi,
    Good work. In the circuit diagram ....could you explain a little more the placement of additional diodes ...exactly where ...I find it a bit confusing.

  • @hernandocortez6351
    @hernandocortez6351 Před 5 lety +2

    Troy, I see that you can charge multiple batteries at the same time without an increase in the amps used by the source battery. But let's say it takes five hours to completely charge one dead battery. Will it then take ten hours to fully charge two dead batteries? Is there some kind of tradeoff as you add more and more batteries?
    It sounds like the charging time is not affected by the number of batteries being charged. If that is the case, that would be an amazing thing.

  • @Seriessopt
    @Seriessopt Před 3 lety

    sir wich grade neo Megant you used iin this charger??

  • @garyjohn316
    @garyjohn316 Před 7 lety +4

    Are the golf cart batteries holding a charge now, or do they still drop when you take them off the Bedini?

    • @jimmypopp2695
      @jimmypopp2695 Před 3 lety

      @Immanuel Royce That is so cool. is it just that easy? download instaportal then what?

  • @doubleooh7337
    @doubleooh7337 Před 6 lety +1

    quick question something which i have tried before but i feed it back in to the ssg and blew it eventually, why dont you add a wind of coil over the coil you've already wound with 10x or 20x the turns so it acts like a transformer to up the voltage from 12v to 110v or 240v usa/uk mains? it would be a ac output aswell just like the mains, and then see if you can plug a mains battery charger into it and see if that would actually charge batteries! a motor with a mains output is what the world really needs most appliance's run off mains, these motors designed to just charge batteries has lost any potential, it's something worth trying!

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 6 lety +1

      Jumping voltage up and then back down is a bit wasteful though. Best is to always try to directly use your power.

  • @raherimandimbyandrianina5533

    hello, where is your cicuit comparator

  • @johnathantufano1776
    @johnathantufano1776 Před 7 lety +1

    so if I understand is. you can put muitted battery's at a time in the intake line of the moter whitout that much current to it

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 7 lety +1

      I have been adding more batteries on the charging side without seeing an increase in energy out of the run side. And adding batteries does not seem to divide the output energy between them. They all just get charged.

  • @user-sz3xn8el6i
    @user-sz3xn8el6i Před 3 měsíci

    @The Do It Yourself World - Kind of late to the game and always wanted to build one of these, will start soon though. But, I'm surprised I don't see more offgrid people making stuff like this to add to their systems.

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 3 měsíci +1

      Most people wont try something new like this if its not mainstream.

    • @user-sz3xn8el6i
      @user-sz3xn8el6i Před 3 měsíci

      @@TheDoItYourselfWorldIs there a forum to visit for experimenters? I've read the Bedini SG complete beginner's handbook but looking for other resources.

  • @tommyjw4527
    @tommyjw4527 Před 3 lety

    Would you be so kind as to share your schematic?

  • @nubbynubs123
    @nubbynubs123 Před 7 lety +12

    I wonder if all your time and effort adds up to more money than it would be to just buy new batteries? As long as you have the ability to charge the new batteries full everyday even FLA will last 6+ years with good maintenance.

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 7 lety +2

      I get paid to make videos. This is a controversial topic. So it will get many views over time and many comments. So yes it is worth the time and effort even as I restore batteries I get for free. And its fun. Triple value.

    • @MagneticMessengerofOrion
      @MagneticMessengerofOrion Před 7 lety

      Keep up the good work brother 🤓👌🗝
      God Bless minds such as yours my friend.
      Haters,....you may commence your hating now. While still apparently taking time away from your exciting life to watch interesting people make more and more interesting videos on more and more interesting and fun topics for all of you Hater idiots to hate on! 😂 halarious
      Now, Get back to your boring idiot lives already and off of OUR-Tube
      Handle your business G, inspiring me to get back to work on my own experiments I've been wanting to do for some time now. I'm grateful

    • @nubbynubs123
      @nubbynubs123 Před 7 lety

      It's annoying I can't reply to your trolls Troy. It's amazing how many have miraculously signed up for CZcams today. Love watching your videos, I'll still comment when I want despite the trolls

    • @nubbynubs123
      @nubbynubs123 Před 7 lety

      Yet I still watch and so do you. My first comment should indicate my opinion pretty clearly but I will continue to watch and would loved to be proved wrong.

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 7 lety

      I block them and they come back minutes later with a new channel. Even the same name sometimes. They live to make my life miserable. I guess I give them purpose and a reason to live. Even if they hate me, it keeps them going and gives them purpose. So I guess I am doing some good in this World :)

  • @catchmeifyoucancatchmeifyo4215

    I'm interested with your bedini charger. Are you selling it ? Thanks

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 3 lety +4

      No, I am not allowed to sell it due to the original patents although the owner allows us to make our own.

  • @CarinoGamingStudio
    @CarinoGamingStudio Před 6 měsíci

    can you use power bank instead of cluster batteries like on the video?

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 6 měsíci +1

      Lead acid, yes. Be careful with Lithium. I was messing around with some Lithium packs and they puffed out on me. Some people have success with Lithium though on the Bedini.

    • @CarinoGamingStudio
      @CarinoGamingStudio Před 6 měsíci

      @@TheDoItYourselfWorld i was thinking about it. but now you mention it. i think i will go with a regular acid type one.

  • @rmendes2mendes915
    @rmendes2mendes915 Před rokem

    You say those two dead batteries were bone dry well if you look inside a AGM battery they all look dry, that’s how they are supposed to look they are not flooded cells they are absorbed glass mat and I have never had luck putting water in them effectively converting them to a flooded cell and restoring their capacity

  • @EsamoKoram
    @EsamoKoram Před 7 lety +1

    You could check amperage after adding each battery to the output. Batteries should charge slower now unless there was available unused power in the system. I like this topic and appreciate your vids.

  • @Supercheema
    @Supercheema Před 5 lety

    how much

  • @Supercheema
    @Supercheema Před 5 lety +1

    i need it

  • @doubleooh7337
    @doubleooh7337 Před 6 lety

    you do know distilled water is 100% non-conductive?

  • @xuangchen9113
    @xuangchen9113 Před 4 lety +1

    Can bedini cycle by itself?

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 4 lety

      It will not self start but it will keep running once you give it a push.

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 4 lety +1

      I have much more on the Bedini motor on my electronics channel: czcams.com/channels/MIqpFAOBkppGkgrSC11p6Q.html

  • @macsair
    @macsair Před 7 lety

    Thanks Troy, do you have a recommended place where you can point me for building a Bedini of my own. Or a video that explains how to build one? Cheers.

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 7 lety

      www.thedoityourselfworld.com/ssg-battery-restorer.php How to build one.
      Video coming soon. I am waiting an eternity for my wire to arrive.

    • @macsair
      @macsair Před 7 lety

      Thanks pal, I look forward to the video.

  • @shartne
    @shartne Před 7 lety +1

    So are the golf cart batts coming up better I hope?

  • @Bill23799
    @Bill23799 Před 7 lety +2

    Hey Troy, I had a computer repair shop in Houston, Tx for 12 years. I have lost track of how many computer
    UPS ( uninterruptible power supply ) battery back up units I scrapped over all those years. They would sit on trickle
    charge forever and it cost more to replace the batteries than to replace the unit. I would scrap them for the lead.
    It never occurred to me to open up a sealed lead acid battery and just replenish the evaporated distilled water and then try
    to see if the battery would take a charge. One time I found a huge 1600 watt second UPS with a BIG 12 volt battery.
    I connected a spare 12 V car battery to it and for long time I used it as a portable source of 110Volt power to run drills and saws.

  • @xactlyme
    @xactlyme Před 6 lety

    You suppose people could make heads and tails out of the pile of junk on your work bench? Where is the circuit diagram?

  • @73superglide62
    @73superglide62 Před 7 lety +7

    um um um

  • @truthserum3231
    @truthserum3231 Před 5 lety +1

    Those are, or were, sealed AGM batteries you just filled...... 🤦‍♂️

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 5 lety

      Dry is dry. They needed water.

    • @truthserum3231
      @truthserum3231 Před 5 lety

      ​@@TheDoItYourselfWorld Wow dude, no they didn't. That's the point of an **Absorbed** Glass Mat battery. You don't fill VRLA/AGM batteries. You can't use a hydrometer to measure their SOC, and they're sealed with adhesive for a reason. Wow...

  • @andrewevanoff1192
    @andrewevanoff1192 Před 6 lety +1

    I'm an electrical engineer.You got me confused with this video. What are you trying to accomplish? Is this a voltage converter? Why not use a simple DC to DC converter or a simple battery charger and save the energy wasted in the motor bearings?

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 6 lety +2

      Ok, first being an engineer, forget what you have learned. I studied electronics many years and this has to be looked at with an open mind. This is an electrical energy converter of sorts. It converts "radiant" energy into usable energy in the battery. Energy in the air around us is sent to the batteries. The chemistry of the battery converts it to usable energy, charging the battery. It is NOT a generator. It is NOT a perpetual motion machine as many wrongly call it. Most people who argue against this use the wrong terms, using impossible terms to call it impossible.

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 6 lety +2

      When you pulse voltage into a coil rapidly then the radiant energy flows into the coil following the collapsing magnetic field. Voltage travels faster than current. Pulse the coil fast enough and repeatedly and you get more radiant energy output into the batteries.

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 6 lety +1

      This is NOT a one to one charger. You can use a small 7 Ah lead acid battery to charge up multiple larger batteries on the output at the same time.

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 6 lety +1

      About the voltage. The pulsed voltage is what upsets the natural state of the radiant energy. Current is useless here. This is why we must pulse it quickly.

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 6 lety +1

      This can be made solid state but it is harder to set up and tune. With the wheel it is self tuning and adjusts itself to each battery automatically. I have used these for many years and am still amazed how it adjusts itself. The wheel and magnets simply give us the timing for the pulse in the coil which cause the radiant energy to flow into the coil and out to the battery(s) being charged.

  • @TheMrKrause
    @TheMrKrause Před 7 lety

    Looking forward to a ground up build of the next bedini

  • @ericbauer9141
    @ericbauer9141 Před 7 lety +1

    Thanks for the video :) Very interesting :)

  • @energycrafts8206
    @energycrafts8206 Před 7 lety +2

    Sounds like your on a roll now! Good work. According to a certain reliable source, you can extend this BEMF strategy of charging multiple batteries to an unlimited number with the incorporation of extra processes. Right now you are using just 2 processes. The processes I mention are extra processes not wired or necessarily using the same elements as you show here but are additive stages to the system and may even cause a recharge of your drive battery without swapping it out according to the said source. Hope you can interpret what this really means. For the people thinking there is nothing special here, maybe you could show that the charge is real and not just a surface charge. Maybe measure as you did some weak batteries, then do a load test like with a relatively high current car brake light or 12VDC motor or such and time how long it lights or runs at the weak capacity. Then after the Bedini "treatment" run the loads again and time duration it lasts with the improved capacity. I think that would be definitive to people in a way that is easy to accept without getting in to more exotic theories.

    • @hernandocortez6351
      @hernandocortez6351 Před 5 lety

      A load test is a great idea. I contacted Troy and asked him if he'd consider measuring cranking amps on his 12-volt batteries to show that they weren't just surface-charged.

  • @montanaspring7176
    @montanaspring7176 Před 7 lety +15

    why are you wasting time on this--- build anti-gravity, or a wave powered generator.

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 7 lety +2

      I am studying up on gathering energy from the air. Does not matter to me if its radio waves, cosmic energy or whatever. If I can get some energy from it then all good.

    • @davidk8699
      @davidk8699 Před 7 lety +6

      You are kidding yourself if you think you are getting energy from the air or ether.

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 7 lety +2

      Montana I had to remove ratings because a few people with many accounts were giving me 50 thumbs down on every single video within minutes of uploading it every day.

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 7 lety +1

      David... Ask yourself one thing.. How do you generate electricity? By conventional means that is.

    • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
      @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 7 lety +1

      Now David consider this.... The answer is by moving a wire through a magnetic field. Now consider this - the Earth has a magnetic field. Hmm, cant you possibly use this?

  • @Tsiri09
    @Tsiri09 Před 7 lety

    Thank you

  • @TheDoItYourselfWorld
    @TheDoItYourselfWorld  Před 7 lety

    *Read the full article with schematics and diagrams:* www.thedoityourselfworld.com/articles/article.php?id=11447

  • @Bill23799
    @Bill23799 Před 7 lety

    well played BrenLL2 hehe

  • @Bill23799
    @Bill23799 Před 7 lety

    awwww missed it by 59 seconds

  • @BrenLL2
    @BrenLL2 Před 7 lety

    First!

  • @ericbauer9141
    @ericbauer9141 Před 7 lety +1

    Thanks for the video :) Very interesting :)