Self Looped Bedini Motor of Joel LAgace

[sinergicus]

Hi guys..I am new here....  did somebody tried to replicate  Joel  experiment posted in the following video?   Self Looped Bedini Motor - YouTube   ...Personaly I tried ,but probabbly I made some  mistakes ... In clasical fashion , diode from colector are conected to + of charging battery and  + from power battery are going to minus of charging battery , So in my settup the conection from colector diode and plus from the power source was made to primary of 20 wraps of isolation transformer made on small toroidal core( like Joel did) ... the output secondary    transformer  was conected to a capacitor via another diode to see if the transformer effect is produced ... no rise in voltage in capacitor.... I dont know  why... maybe  the spike is too weqak and have no power to induce in secondary   or I made some  conections  mistakes?  so please ,if somebody can make a schematic with clear conections  will be great apreciated ....

[JoeLag]

Hi guys..I am new here....  did somebody tried to replicate  Joel  experiment posted in the following video?   Self Looped Bedini Motor - YouTube   ...Personaly I tried ,but probabbly I made some  mistakes ... In clasical fashion , diode from colector are conected to + of charging battery and  + from power battery are going to minus of charging battery , So in my settup the conection from colector diode and plus from the power source was made to primary of 20 wraps of isolation transformer made on small toroidal core( like Joel did) ... the output secondary    transformer  was conected to a capacitor via another diode to see if the transformer effect is produced ... no rise in voltage in capacitor.... I dont know  why... maybe  the spike is too weqak and have no power to induce in secondary   or I made some  conections  mistakes?  so please ,if somebody can make a schematic with clear conections  will be great apreciated ....

This was a while long back. What I can remember is having multiple coils in parallel is key like Bedini does later on.  The idea is to bring down the total L coil's impedances as close to zero as possible. So when your coil is like .5 ohms you get a nasty kickback. Esp if inductance is still high. 

My phone cable coil sort of did this crudely as a fluke.   I had just the right length etc... Was just a random spool I picked out at Value Village. Never measured it.....