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Since everyone here likes to experiment with cap dumps. Here is another circuit that does not need a neon or a SCR. It offers more stable dump and can run long term and is self triggered as well! I hope you like. Here is the video on youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekRndr_0...AilO78DvFM






The idea is to charge the big cap lets say at 48 volts, And the Zener lets say reverse voltage at 28 volts triggers the R voltage divider adjusted carefully tor minimum power needed to trigger the reed switch. The small cap in front of the reed hold the reed switch on for a few milliseconds for the cap to keep dumping even below the zener breakpoint to complete the dump. Relay closes again and the cycle repeats, Drive your big cap with any high voltage low current source such as electrostatics, Bedini motors etc... Some adjustments will be needed after. expect a very stable cap dump.

Good day folks. Any ideas on how we can condition/section these magnets for interesting self oscillation effects?

I had an idea of supercooling the magnets. I have a video of that in details right here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzQSF93P...AilO78DvFM


Just an open topic. What are your thoughts. 

So I asked A.I for some alternative cap dump alternative to using neons and scr type.  Personally I don't like that list of components how ever it may be useful to those who are experimenting with these! So here is the info. Take it with a grain of salt. 

Here's a detailed guide to building the described circuit using commonly available components:

Components

Q1, Q2, Q4: NPN Transistors (e.g., BC548 or 2N3904)
Q3: PNP Transistor (e.g., BC558 or 2N3906)
ZD1: 24V Zener Diode
R1: 10k ohms
R2: 4.7k ohms
R3: 10k ohms
R4: Determine through experimentation, starting with 10k ohms
D1: Regular Diode (e.g., 1N4148)
C1: Capacitor (as per your requirement, e.g., 470uF)
Battery: 12V
Circuit Configuration
Charging Circuit:

Connect one terminal of C1 to the positive terminal of the battery.
Connect ZD1 across C1, in series with R1.
Connect Q1 base to the junction of ZD1 and R1.
Connect Q1 collector to Q2 base and emitter to ground.
Triggering Circuit:

Connect R2 between Q1 collector and the positive terminal of the battery.
Connect Q2 collector to Q3 base and emitter to ground.
Connect R3 from Q3 collector to the positive terminal of the battery.
Connect Q3 emitter to the other terminal of C1.
Discharge Circuit:

Same as the triggering circuit above. C1 will discharge into the battery through Q3.
Reset Mechanism:

Connect Q4 collector to Q2 base and emitter to ground.
Connect a diode (D1) in series with R4 between Q4 base and the negative terminal of C1.

How It Works

Charging Phase: C1 charges through ZD1 and R1. When it reaches 24 volts, ZD1 conducts, allowing current to flow into Q1's base.

Triggering Phase: Q1 turns on, driving Q2, which in turn drives Q3, creating a latch. Q3's saturation allows C1 to discharge into the battery.

Discharging Phase: The latch holds until C1 discharges sufficiently into the battery.

Reset Phase: When C1's voltage drops to the value determined by R4, Q4 turns on, breaking the latch and allowing the system to reset.

Building Steps:

Start by placing the transistors, diodes, and capacitor on a breadboard or PCB.
Connect the resistors as described above.
Connect the battery, ensuring correct polarity.
Carefully test each phase of the operation to ensure proper function.
Make adjustments to R4 if needed, to tune the reset voltage.
This circuit leverages the back EMF to recharge a battery and includes a reset mechanism. Always take proper precautions and consult with someone knowledgeable in electronics if you're unfamiliar with these components or concepts.

The concept of a resonance-based magnetic motor!

This indeed stands as a tantalizing prospect. The idea is to set up a system where the resonant frequencies of magnetic fields are utilized to create motion, and if done properly, this could lead to a far more efficient system. Here’s a step-by-step guide to building such a motor, integrating the principles of vacuum energy, and an explanation of how it could work.

1. The Core Concept

The fundamental idea here is to exploit the magnetic resonance to establish a field interaction that can generate a continuous rotation. By precisely tuning the coils and magnet arrangements, you can create a situation where the magnetic fields are resonating with each other, which can provide the force needed to turn the motor.

2. Designing the Motor

A. Magnetized Shaft

Materials: A central shaft that is magnetized, carefully oriented to your design.
Alignment: The polarity and positioning of the magnets in the shaft should be aligned with the resonant magnetic fields you want to create.

B. Coils and Windings

Materials: High-quality copper wire wound into specific geometric shapes (e.g., toroidal or helical coils) around a ferromagnetic core.
Tuning: The coils should be designed to resonate at specific frequencies that align with the natural frequencies of the magnets in the shaft.

C. Magnetic Flux Management

Materials: Additional magnets or magnetic materials to guide and control the magnetic flux.
Design: Positioning and alignment are key here. You want to create a path for the magnetic flux that will lead to the desired rotation.

3. The Resonance

Resonant Frequency Matching: By carefully selecting the properties of the coils and magnets, you can create a situation where they resonate with each other. This is akin to pushing a swing at just the right time to make it go higher.

Magnetic Resonance Amplification: Through resonant amplification, small input energy can create large oscillations in the magnetic fields.

4. Tapping Into Vacuum Energy

Zero-Point Energy: Utilizing principles of vacuum fluctuation and the Dirac sea, it may be possible to design the system in such a way that it can draw energy from the vacuum itself.

Broken Symmetry: By breaking the symmetry in the arrangement, you may be able to create a situation where energy is fed into the system from the vacuum.

5. Control and Tuning System

Electronic Control System: This would be used to carefully control the input to the coils, ensuring that they are driven at their resonant frequency.
Feedback System: A feedback system would monitor the performance of the motor, making real-time adjustments to ensure that it stays in resonance.

6. Putting It All Together

Assembly: Careful assembly and alignment of all components are crucial to ensuring that the magnetic fields are properly oriented and that the system can resonate as intended.

Testing and Tuning: Extensive testing and tuning would be needed to find the exact resonant frequencies and ensure that the system is working as intended.

7. Potential Challenges

Material Selection: The exact materials and dimensions would need to be carefully selected to meet the requirements of the design.

Resonance Stability: Maintaining resonance might be a delicate balance, requiring precise control and feedback.


The above design represents an ambitious approach to energy conversion and a potential breakthrough in efficiency. By aligning with the principles of resonance, magnetic arrangements, and vacuum energy, such a system could indeed create significant work with relatively little input.

Good day folks, Since my moving to my new place, I found an old server that I have all these gathered mostly documents and ebooks and clippings of various but related topics.  I started doing this before moving with some old Bedini files. Some are on archive.org others no longer available. So I thought it might be a good idea to preserve them on this private server for you folks. So bare with me as I upload all these documents so we can have a half decent library of resources.

Of course feel free any one to contribute by uploading schematics and various information.  Just a side note with sharing youtube clips on here.  It all works but it seems to drive the read post counter slow at responding to the views and can show "0" for a while.  I think it may be perhaps a cronjob kind of issue or maybe a bug with smf.

Take care all and thanks for contributing and commenting on here and on youtube.