Hello all.

I have this crazy project where I want to run a Bedini window motor off a capacitor only. Chasing the impossible, I know.

I have a big 1 farad 12v capacitor and a Bedini window motor that's running at a nice speed.

My problem is that I have 2 different coils that I want to use for input (for starters). Both coils have different gauges, different number of windings and they both output different voltages (one outputs 11v and the other 3v).

Can I feed the outputs of these 2 coils into my 1 farad 12v cap somehow? I've read somewhere that I should use parallel rectifiers with smoothing caps.

And another thing. Am I chasing the impossible dream here? I mean would it event work if I had 100 coils for feedback?

Any help is kindly appreciated, thanks in advance.

 

Am I chasing the impossible dream here?

Yes, if you expect it to run without consuming energy. And, such things (attempting to overcome the first law of thermodynamics) are not allowed for discussion here.

 

Hi Wayneh.

Sorry, I did not know that. I will not ask regarding overunity again.

But could I feed the coils into the capacitor using bridge recitiers in parallel with smoothing caps? How large should they be for 12v?

Or does anyone have a better idea? Maybe batteries?

 

This thread is against the AAC forum rules, Chapter 6,on over-unity threads, as seen here:
http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/l_tos.html
Therefore, this thread will be closed.

No kind of over-unity talk is allowed in AAC, since it promotes pseydo-science and causes confusion amongst amateurs in science.

For more on this topic, read the following threads:
No more HHO, overunity, or Meyer
Perpetual motion
Why perpetual motion is not possible