Re: [EVGRAY] 8 motorgen coil sandwich

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Well it's just a conundrum to me on one vid he and Rick were very excited
about it like trying to correct an  oversite on there part .they didn't say
it wouldn't work they just said it should be there and you get 30% more out
of it by being connected to the earth .I was going Thu the stuff on the web
a some have it some don't . so there we are stuck in low die again .I'm
going to see if I can find Rick .

On Tuesday, November 20, 2018, Warren Keillor [email protected]
[EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:

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> James
> There was no earth ground on my Bedini Wheel, just big deep cycle 6 volt
> golf cart batteries, a load and a lawn mower battery driving it.
> Sometimes more than ten 225 amp batteries in parallel (and series, as they
> were 12 volt coupled in pairs)
> Today, I am trying to move some of that stuff from a leaky shed to a nice
> dry barn, along with a 4'X8' cnc panasonic XY table, which I might now have
> room to finally set up in a permanent location,  with a laser head. First
> though, is to get the delicate screw drives, cast iron dove tails and gear
> heads out of the drippy roof area of the shed, as it is only covered with
> plastic sheeting, to protect it. The squaller of moving! The bonus of
> space! Plenty of work here.
> The Bedini wheel is mounted on a four foot 3/8" plexiglas disk for
> mounting all the coils around the wheel, which is a tubular stainless steel
> big yacht wheel, turning in precision skate board bearings, with a power
> take off shaft for future experiments with mechanical indexing. It has been
> stored in a rather dry corner, and seems like it hasn't been hurt too much
> by the move. It will be good to get all the energy stuff together in one
> place, more, or less, after almost a year of chaos. Many of the out
> buildings don't have electricity yet, as I have been trying to get roofs,
> walls, and foundations on the big building, and a heated floor in my stone
> workshop building, which should soon be working, this weekend.
> Just using a quartz lamp, it has been above freezing in there on the
> retained heat and urethane foam insulated roof! It was -16C one night last
> week outside.
> The CNC setup won't be heated, but at least it will be dry.
> Are you in the city, or in the country where you are?
> Cheers Warren
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> On Tue, 20 Nov 2018 at 7:39 AM, James Glinski [email protected]
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> Warren where did you put your earth ground on your Bedini wheel ..I've
> been looking at his diagrams and theres a lack of consistency in showing
> the earth grounds mixing chassis ground symbles and earth ground symbols
> and he said it was important giving 30% more charging power .most of his
> work doesn't show it . just thought you might know .if ask him but he went
> and died .
> On Monday, November 19, 2018, Warren Keillor [email protected]
> [EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Mick
> Urethane works well with carbon fibers, can be ,like Doug is doing,
> encased in epoxy, or like I used to do years ago, mix aluminium powder in
> with it.
> The Very Easy home built was styrofoam encased in epoxy resin and glass,
> but would be even lighter using carbon fibers. These are generally nice
> materials to work with, as the epoxy is not very stinky, like polyester,
> and won't eat the styrofoam. Did you know that the padded dash in your car
> might be self skinning urethane, appearing to be a soft vinyl, but actually
> soft urethane rubber, with a spongy foam interior. Tooling is quite cheap
> for urethane production work, and I could even turn out widgits in my
> studio, like soft, light weight link chain, suitable for zombies to have
> fights with bashing each other. Or swords, crossbows and the ilk, so people
> could fall off their horses on them( I could have used something soft to
> land on, myself, falling off old Snoopy at 30 miles an hour, in New
> Zealand!)
> Anyway, we shouldn't have problems with materials, it is the
> configuration, and like that rumored
> Sail boat electrical generator system, or Zilano's farm supply, we have
> some serious reverse engineering, that we are called upon to deliver, not
> discounting a host of other fairly good devices.
> Now that Rosemary Ainslie is sticking up for herself against the nasty
> trolls, a lot of replications have come forward.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Mon, 19 Nov 2018 at 2:50 PM, Mick [email protected] [EVGRAY]
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> Warren,
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> For another serious plate material one can lay up and bag carbon fiber, my
> neighbor does it all the time for his airplane parts with a cheap Harbor
> Frieght Robinaire vacuum pump.  Even the urethane's could be strengthened
> easily with a carbon skin in this manner.  How about spinning graphite
> rotor, Tesla did claim it was the best conductor or radiant energy.
> On 11/19/2018 3:50 AM, Warren Keillor [email protected]
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> Doug
> That is cool that you have a source of supply.
> Here in Ontario, Sculpture Supply provides a very large spectrum of
> interesting materials, among them the product lines of an American company
> called Smooth On
> The catalog, covers virtually everything one could need to make anything
> out of plastic or rubber, in any configuration, plus the materials to make
> molds.
> It was here I was able to buy iron powder, for instance, or copper powder,
> and a host of strange things hard to get otherwise.
> I cast up my own motor mounts for the 1935 Morris, and also a clear
> plastic headlight lens, identical to the one glass one I had, which is
> staying perfectly clear several years later.
> When you make up a perfect hero pattern, you can then make a silicone
> rubber mold and make urethane copies, out of a whole range of urethanes
> from clear rigid to skin soft, or like shoe soles , or tires.
> Keep it in the back of your mind for the future.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Mon, 19 Nov 2018 at 5:34 AM, [email protected] [EVGRAY]
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> Hi Warren
> EBay and Russian type eBay companies I can get,stuff but takes awhile to
> be delivered ...got a lot of Soviet litz wire from nearby ukraine..the
> urethane I get from hardware stores cut frim concrete float paddles that
> they use to smooth wet concrete.
> Kone
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