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Three events occur in the
Coils during a Spike hz Electron Pump's
Transient t2 Phase C when a
Switch #1's “t2 OFF” Impulse
influences an Electric and Magnetic Field.
A large VL
Spike may be created by the Reluctance of the Inductive Reactance (or
Inductance), where the magnitude of the
collapsing Electric and Magnetic Field is partially dependent on
Switch #1's "t2 OFF" Timing,
and the Impulse's expanding and
collapsing Electric and Magnetic Field is allowed to return its
accumulated non-Ghosted Electron Energy,
that has become greater than its
Source V, to
the Coils. This isolated
Current's Impulse Density Intensity Field,
caused by Switch #1's “t2 OFF,”
has been amplified by an
Impulse's VL
Spike's non-Ghosted Electrons and then captured within the Transient
Phase.
These t1 and
t2 Timing series' cycles (Transient
Phases B and C from Fig. 23) of
Switch #1's "t1 ON,"
in concert with the "shorted Coil's Electron building Transient
t1 Phase B until the
Electron Energy compressed equals
the target AVE DC,"
and Switch
#1's "t2 OFF", (or
Transient t2 Phase C), is
creating a VL
Spike along with Transient
t2 Phase's secondary t1,
introduced through the 1K tuning Resistor, follows
with another t2's expanding and collapsing Magnetic Field,
and this series and cycle ends
with Transient t3's Relaxation Phase.
(The secondary t1 and t2 are simply doubling the Mechanical version's
VL
Spike's frequency to increase the
AVE DC.)
All these Impulse events transpire in a
symphony of Magnetic Fields,
which both split the positives
and capture
all the Transient
Phases' Electric and Magnetic Fields' FREE Electron expansions and
collapses throughout each series of the cyclic process,
reaching beyond "Zero Point
Energy."
Each Transient Phases Coils'
series encapsulates the innate Electron response and Efficiency of
Tesla's design, and prepares Tinkerers for What We Now Know Beyond
Bedini Generators.
School Girl Oscillation's Chart
The “School Girl Oscillation's Chart” depicts a general visual for the characteristic design of Bedini's sequential stages, which create an increase in Electron Density Intensity Energy manifest as a Spike, and then isolate and capture that Electron Density Intensity Energy increase.
It is of particular Note that neither the components' chart or the Mechanical schematic above include an R7 between 555B's Pin 3 and the Transistor's Base (or Pin 1). The builder must here recognize that the Transistor Bedini uses for Switch #1 cannot handle more than 7 Volts at the Base. So R7 accommodates the maximum Voltage the Transistor's Base will accept if the Voltage to 555B is greater than 7 Volts The Mechanical version does not generate more than 7 Volts and, therefore, does mot require an R7.
Assembling Sequence for A Mechanical Three Winding SG Circuit (1 of 3)
junction
{01} is located at the Drive Coil's North Pole
#23 Wire.
Connect junction
{01}, the Drive
Coil's North Pole #23 Wire, to the
neutral side of S3 (ON/OFF Switch).
Then, also connect another
insulated #26 Wire to the same neutral side of S3 (ON/OFF Switch),
and connect this Wire to 555A's
pin #8
and also connect this Wire
to 555A's pin
#4.
Then, also connect one lead of R1A
(the first 150 K Timing Resistor) to
555A's pin
#4,
and, after a break, connect the other end of R1A
(the first 150 K Timing Resistor) to
555A's pin
#7.
Then, also connect R2A (the
second 150 K Timing Resistor) to 555A's
pin #7,
and, after a break, connect the other end of R2A
(the second 150 K Timing Resistor) to
555A's pin
#2.
Then, also connect C1A (the
1 uf Timing Capacitor) to 555A's pin
#2,
and, after a break, connect the other end of C1A
(the 1 uf Timing Capacitor) to 555A's
pin #1,
and, then, also connect
another insulated #26 Wire to 555A's pin
#1,
and connect this Wire to Ground.
Then, after a break,
connect another insulated #26 Wire to 555A's
pin #3,
and connect this Wire to
R8 (the 330 Resistor),
and, after a break, connect another
insulated #26 Wire to the other side of R8 (the 330 Resistor),
and
connect this Wire to H11D1 pin #1,
and, after a break, connect
another insulated #26 Wire to H11D1 pin #2,
and connect this
Wire to Ground.
junction {02} is located at the Drive
Coil's South Pole #23 Wire.
Connect
junction {02}, the Drive
Coil's South Pole #23 Wire, to Q1's pin
#2 (2N3584-1 the Emitter of Switch #1),
and, after a break,
connect another insulated #23 Wire to Q1's pin #3 (2N3584-1 the
Collector of Switch #1),
and connect this Wire to Ground.
junction {03} is located at the Collector
Coil's North Pole #23 Wire.
Connect
junction {03}, the Collector
Coil's North Pole #23 Wire, to D2's (the
1N4007 4 Diode Bridge) input
and, after a break, connect
another insulated #23 Wire to D2's (the 1N4007 4 Diode Bridge)
positive '+' output,
and also connect this Wire to the positive
'+' lead of C3 (the 300V Capacitor),
and, after a break,
connect another insulated #23 Wire to the negative '-' lead of C3
(the 300V Capacitor),
and connect this Wire to the negative '-'
lead of D3 (the 800V SCR),
and, after a break, connect another
insulated #23 Wire to the positive '+' lead of D3 (the 800V SCR),
and connect this Wire to Q2's pin #2 (2N3584-2 the Emitter of
Switch 2),
and also connect this Wire to H11D1 pin #4,
and,
after a break, connect another insulated #23 Wire to H11D1 pin #5,
and connect this Wire to Q2's pin #1 (2N3584-2 the Base of
Switch 2).
junction {04} is located at the
Collector Coil's South Pole #23 Wire.
Connect junction {04}, the
Collector Coil's South Pole #23 Wire,
to D2's (the 1N4007 4 Diode Bridge) input,
and, after a break,
connect another insulated #23 Wire to D2's (the 1N4007 4 Diode
Bridge) negative '-' output,
and connect this Wire to Q2's pin
#3 (2N3584-2 the Collector of Switch 2).
junction
{05} is located at the Trigger Coil's North
Pole #26 Wire.
Connect junction
{05}, the Trigger
Coil's North Pole #26 Wire, to LP1,
and, after a break, connect another insulated #26 Wire to the
other end of LP1,
and connect this Wire to R5 (the 1000 Ohm
Pot),
and, after a break, connect another insulated #26 Wire to
the other end of R5 (the 1000 Ohm Pot),
and connect this Wire
to R6 (the 10 Ohm Resistor),
and, after a break, connect
another insulated #26 Wire to the other end of R6 (the 10 Ohm
Resistor),
and connect this Wire to to Q1's pin #1 (2N3584-2 the
Base of Switch #1),
and also connect this Wire to D1's (the
1N4001 Diode) negative '-' lead,
and, after a break, connect
another insulated #26 Wire to D1's (the 1N4001 Diode) positive '+'
lead,
and connect this Wire to Ground.
junction
{06} is located at the Trigger Coil's South
Pole #26 Wire.
Connect junction
{06}, the Trigger
Coil's South Pole #26 Wire, to Ground.
What Bedini Basically Knew
Digital Calculation Tutorial (2 of 3)
It is of particular Note that neither the components' chart or the schematic above include an R7 between 555B's Pin 3 and the Transistor's Base (or Pin 1). The builder must here recognize that the Transistor Bedini uses for Switch #1 cannot handle more than 7 Volts at the Base. So R7 accommodates the maximum Voltage the Transistor's Base will accept if the Voltage to 555B is greater than 7 Volts.
junction
{01} is located at the Drive Coil's North Pole
#23 Wire.
Connect junction
{01}, the Drive
Coil's North Pole #23 Wire, to the
neutral side of S3 (ON/OFF Switch).
Then, also connect another
insulated #26 Wire to the same neutral side of S3 (ON/OFF Switch),
and connect this Wire to 555B's
pin #8
and also connect this Wire
to 555B's pin
#4.
Then, also connect one lead of R1B
(the first 47 K Timing Resistor) to
555B's pin
#4,
and, after a break, connect the other end of R1B
(the first 47 K Timing Resistor) to
555B's pin
#7.
Then, also connect R2B (the
second 47 K Timing Resistor) to 555B's
pin #7,
and, after a break, connect the other end of R2B
(the second 47 K Timing Resistor) to
555B's pin
#2.
Then, also connect C1B (the
56 nf Timing Capacitor) to 555B's pin
#2,
and, after a break, connect the other end of C1B
(the 56 nf Timing Capacitor) to 555B's
pin #1,
and, then, also connect
another insulated #26 Wire to 555B's pin
#1,
and connect this Wire to Ground.
Then, after a break,
connect another insulated #26 Wire to 555B's
pin #3,
and connect this Wire to
Q1's pin #1 (2N3584-2 the Base of Switch #1),
Then, also
connect another insulated #26 Wire to the same neutral side of S3
(ON/OFF Switch),
and connect this Wire to 555A's
pin #8
and also connect this Wire
to 555A's pin
#4.
Then, also connect one lead of R1A
(the first 150 K Timing Resistor) to
555A's pin
#4,
and, after a break, connect the other end of R1A
(the first 150 K Timing Resistor) to
555A's pin
#7.
Then, also connect R2A (the
second 150 K Timing Resistor) to 555A's
pin #7,
and, after a break, connect the other end of R2A
(the second 150 K Timing Resistor) to
555A's pin
#2.
Then, also connect C1A (the
1 uf Timing Capacitor) to 555A's pin
#2,
and, after a break, connect the other end of C1A
(the 1 uf Timing Capacitor) to 555A's
pin #1,
and, then, also connect
another insulated #26 Wire to 555A's pin
#1,
and connect this Wire to Ground.
Then, after a break,
connect another insulated #26 Wire to 555A's
pin #3,
and connect this Wire to
R8 (the 330 Resistor),
and, after a break, connect another
insulated #26 Wire to the other side of R8 (the 330 Resistor),
and
connect this Wire to H11D1 pin #1,
and, after a break, connect
another insulated #26 Wire to H11D1 pin #2,
and connect this
Wire to Ground.
junction {02} is located at the
Drive Coil's South Pole #23 Wire.
Connect
junction {02}, the Drive
Coil's South Pole #23 Wire, to Q1's pin
#2 (2N3584-1 the Emitter of Switch #1),
and, after a break,
connect another insulated #23 Wire to Q1's pin #3 (2N3584-1 the
Collector of Switch #1),
and connect this Wire to Ground.
junction {03} is located at the Collector
Coil's North Pole #23 Wire.
Connect
junction {03}, the Collector
Coil's North Pole #23 Wire, to D2's (the
1N4007 4 Diode Bridge) input
and, after a break, connect
another insulated #23 Wire to D2's (the 1N4007 4 Diode Bridge)
positive '+' output,
and also connect this Wire to the positive
'+' lead of C3 (the 300V Capacitor),
and, after a break,
connect another insulated #23 Wire to the negative '-' lead of C3
(the 300V Capacitor),
and connect this Wire to the negative '-'
lead of D3 (the 800V SCR),
and, after a break, connect another
insulated #23 Wire to the positive '+' lead of D3 (the 800V SCR),
and connect this Wire to Q2's pin #2 (2N3584-2 the Emitter of
Switch 2),
and also connect this Wire to H11D1 pin #4,
and,
after a break, connect another insulated #23 Wire to H11D1 pin #5,
and connect this Wire to Q2's pin #1 (2N3584-2 the Base of
Switch 2).
junction {04} is located at the
Collector Coil's South Pole #23 Wire.
Connect junction {04}, the
Collector Coil's South Pole #23 Wire,
to D2's (the 1N4007 4 Diode Bridge) input,
and, after a break,
connect another insulated #23 Wire to D2's (the 1N4007 4 Diode
Bridge) negative '-' output,
and connect this Wire to Q2's pin
#3 (2N3584-2 the Collector of Switch 2).
What Bedini Basically Knew
Digital Motionless Calculation Tutorial (3 of 3)
It is of particular Note that neither the components' chart or the schematic above include an R7 between 555B's Pin 3 and the Transistor's Base (or Pin 1). The builder must here recognize that the Transistor Bedini uses for Switch #1 cannot handle more than 7 Volts at the Base. So R7 accommodates the maximum Voltage the Transistor's Base will accept if the Voltage to 555B is greater than 7 Volts.
junction
{01} is located at the Drive Coil's North Pole
#23 Wire.
Connect junction
{01}, the Drive
Coil's North Pole #23 Wire, to the
neutral side of S3 (ON/OFF Switch).
Then, also connect another
insulated #26 Wire to the same neutral side of S3 (ON/OFF Switch),
and connect this Wire to 556B's
pin #14
Then, also connect one
lead of R1B (the
first 47 M Timing Resistor) to 556B's
pin #14,
and, after a break,
connect the other end of R1B (the
first 47 M Timing Resistor) to 556B's
pin #13.
Then, also connect R2B
(the second 47 M Timing Resistor) to
556B's pin
#13,
and, after a break, connect the other end of R2B
(the second 47 M Timing Resistor) to
556B's pin
#8.
Then, also connect C1B (the
56 pf Timing Capacitor) to 556B's pin
#8,
and, after a break, connect another insulated #26 Wire to
the other end of C1B (the
56 pf Timing Capacitor),
and connect this Wire to Ground.
Then, after a break, connect another insulated #26 Wire to
556B's pin
#9,
and connect this Wire to Q1's pin #1 (2N3584-2 the Base of
Switch #1),
Then, also connect another insulated #26 Wire to
the same neutral side of S3 (ON/OFF Switch),
and also connect
this Wire to 556A's pin
#4,.
and this Wire also connects to one lead of R1A
(the first 150 K Timing Resistor),
and,
after a break, connect the other end of R1A
(the first 150 K Timing Resistor) to
556A's pin
#1,
Then, also connect one lead of R2A
(the second 150 K Timing Resistor) to
556A's pin
#1,
and, after a break, connect the other end of R2A
(the second 150 K Timing Resistor) to
556A's pin
#6.
Then, also connect C1A (the
1 uf Timing Capacitor) to 556A's
pin #6,
and, after a break, connect another insulated #26 Wire
to the other end of C1A (the
1 uf Timing Capacitor),
and connect this Wire to Ground.
Then,
after a break, connect another insulated #26 Wire to 556A's
pin #5,
and connect this Wire to
R8 (the 330 Resistor),
and, after a break, connect another
insulated #26 Wire to the other side of R8 (the 330 Resistor),
and
connect this Wire to H11D1 pin #1,
and, after a break, connect
another insulated #26 Wire to H11D1 pin #2,
and connect this
Wire to Ground.
junction {02} is located at the
Drive Coil's South Pole #23 Wire.
Connect
junction {02}, the Drive
Coil's South Pole #23 Wire, to Q1's pin
#2 (2N3584-1 the Emitter of Switch #1),
and, after a break,
connect another insulated #23 Wire to Q1's pin #3 (2N3584-1 the
Collector of Switch #1),
and connect this Wire to Ground.
junction {03} is located at the Collector
Coil's North Pole #23 Wire.
Connect
junction {03}, the Collector
Coil's North Pole #23 Wire, to D2's (the
1N4007 4 Diode Bridge) input
and, after a break, connect
another insulated #23 Wire to D2's (the 1N4007 4 Diode Bridge)
positive '+' output,
and also connect this Wire to the positive
'+' lead of C3 (the 300V Capacitor),
and, after a break,
connect another insulated #23 Wire to the negative '-' lead of C3
(the 300V Capacitor),
and connect this Wire to the negative '-'
lead of D3 (the 800V SCR),
and, after a break, connect another
insulated #23 Wire to the positive '+' lead of D3 (the 800V SCR),
and connect this Wire to Q2's pin #2 (2N3584-2 the Emitter of
Switch 2),
and also connect this Wire to H11D1 pin #4,
and,
after a break, connect another insulated #23 Wire to H11D1 pin #5,
and connect this Wire to Q2's pin #1 (2N3584-2 the Base of
Switch 2).
junction {04} is located at the
Collector Coil's South Pole #23 Wire.
Connect junction {04}, the
Collector Coil's South Pole #23 Wire,
to D2's (the 1N4007 4 Diode Bridge) input,
and, after a break,
connect another insulated #23 Wire to D2's (the 1N4007 4 Diode
Bridge) negative '-' output,
and connect this Wire to Q2's pin
#3 (2N3584-2 the Collector of Switch 2).
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