MOTOR DIAGRAMS AND LAB NOTES

Motor Diagrams And Lab Notes

The lab notes and diagrams on this page were built by John Bedini and Ron Cole.
The theory is all Tom Bearden's, and comes out of the book "TOWARD A NEW
ELECTROMAGNETICS PART 4: VECTORS AND MECHANISMS CLARIFIED"

The circuit diagrams that are in this section are for people with electronic
backgrounds. Some of the parts are outdated and will need to be
replaced."PLEASE DO NOT CHANGE THINGS UNTIL THEY WORK"
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 The Hamel Spinning Disc
The work of David Hamel is one of the most important things to Mankind ever to
be released. I could not find a ring Magnet that big, so I built a "Magnetic Gate" to
replace the Solid Magnet,only to discover other things. This led Me to believe that
a "Rotary Permanent Magnet Motor" could be built very simply by everyone.

In this diagram of the Magnetic Gate I'm showing that a cylindrical magnet is
pulled into the gate and being forced out the other side. The way I think about this
is that there is a "Magnetic combustion" that takes place in a field of zero. The
Magnetic Field on the input side is spinning just like a tornado. When the Magnet
reaches the center the spins go the other direction forcing the Magnet out. It was
discovered that when two like poles are pushed together the output beam is four
times greater. Do the simple experiment yourself, take two Magnets push the like
poles together and at that point the power of the magnet should be four times
greater and the normal poles should be two times weaker.
 More to come on this motor

This drawing will allow you to reproduce what David Hamel said about "THE BUTTERFLY
EFFECT"

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 EXPERIMENTS WITH A KROMREY AND A BRANDT-TESLA
CONVERTER BUILT BY JOHN BEDINI
FOREWORD

Following an invitation by John Bedini, I went with him to Los Angeles immediately after the
Colorado Springs Tesla Symposium on August 10 1984. We had two days together to work on the
Kromrey Converter and the Tesla Switching Device.

One thing came out very clearley: every time when we locked into the "free energy" all commonly
known physical laws are no longer valid. The things happening react directly opposite to what one
would expect. Specifically the more we loaded a specific circuit, the more output energy we
gained, while using a constant input energy level. I will come back to this effect later, when I
describe the experiments in more details.

At this point I want to take the opportunity and thank John Bedini and his wife for their hospitality
and assistance.It takes persons like John Bedini to get the "free energy" rolling. Without his
publication [1] of the detailed plans for his free energy device, we would definitely not have seen
the free energy devices demonstrated during the Tesla Symposium.

Also many thanks to Tom Bearden, who took his time and explained the results of the test
performed on August 13 1984. His comments are contained in the concluding chapter of this
report. This was the model G-Field Bedini Electronics produced in the 80's.
 G-FIELD BUILT BY RON COLE

PROTOTYPE G-FIELD BUILT BY COLE WITH WAVEFORMS ON SCOPE UNDER LOAD

Copyright © 1996
 Mini Hamel Device
Construction and Drawings
Chris Felton

Please Note: There are small differences between the construction notes and in the drawings
presented here. The construction notes are correct and the drawings should be viewed as a
rough layout of the device.

Photos for this article

Cones:.01” Aluminum Flashing

12ea cone) 1” x .25” ceramic #5 disk magnets (no Hole in the center)

Cone and ring bands)1.25” wide x 1/16” thicksteel Tie Down Engineering banding cut in half for
cone rim and rings.

Cone Pivot Points) 1/8” steel rod. extend from tip to center.

Cone rims) 3/8” thick plywood

Cone frame 1/2” square dowel

1/8” aluminum bushing for cone pivot (bottom Cone)

3) 5/8” Diameter glass marbles for base

6) Bottom center of pill bottles for the base pinions ( plastic)

Bottom center base magnet) 1.75” x .25” ceramic #5 doughnut magnet w/ 7/8”center hole

Top of top base plate magnets)3) 1” x .25” ceramic #5 disks

Top Cone Magnet) 1.75” x .25” ceramic #5 Doughnut with 7/8” center hole

Top activating magnet) same as top cone mag.

Cone center magnets)1 1/8” ceramic #5 doughnut mags with 3/8” center hole.

Glue) Household Goop

Shell) large coffee cans with top and bottom cut off.

Device frame) 1/2” square dowels set 120 degrees apart

 Construction
Cones:

Built cone frames from 1/2” square dowel with brace that goes across at the center of the
cones.Glued with TiteBond Wood Glue.Cone frame is 53 degrees.Drilled hole in the center of the
center brace of the frame for placement of the 1/8” steel rod. Cut steel rod 2 1/8” long. Place into
the hole in the frame half way and glue with 2 part fast drying epoxy.Screw a 1/8” x 1/4” flat
headed Phillips head Zinc machine bolt into other side of the hole.This is to allow adjustment of
the height of the cone above.

Cut Cone rim from 3/8” plywood 4” diameter 3/8” wide.Cut 3/4” diameter 3/8” plywood 53
degree angle piece for the tip of the cones.Drilled 1/8” hole in the center of this piece for the 1/8”
steel rod.This also gives support to the cone tip.

The cone frame now looks like a “Y”.Glue the Frame to the cone rim with wood glue at the exact
center line, and screwdown with #6x3/8” automotive trim screws.

Cut the steel banding material in half to approx. 1/2” about 12.6” long.Bend by hand to form a
circle 4” in diameter.Glue and Clamp to the cone rim.Let It Dry!

After it is 100% dry, time to attach the cone skin.Mark a semicircle with a 4” radius and 162
degrees.Cone only need 161 degrees; the excess is for overlap. Cut out of .01” aluminum flashing
and cut a 3/4”radius circle out of the center of the larger 4” rad. circle.

Glue the 3/4” diameter cone tip brace onto the 1/8” center steel rod.Must attach the skin before the
glue dries.Wrap the aluminum skin on the cone frame and attach with small picture hanging
nails.Glue the inside of the skin to the frame with Goop.Place Goop around the outer skin at the
cone rim to glue it to the rim.After the Goop has dried, remove the nails in the skin.

Glue 12) 1” disk magnets to the steel band on the cone rim evenly spaced.Magnets must be
clamped to prevent movement of the magnets.All magnets have the same side facing out.

Glue a 1 1/8” doughnut magnet to the center of the cone frame with the pivot screw in the center
with Goop.All Cone center Magnets North Poles up!Will explain Magnetic layout later.Create 2
more cones the same way, except the top cone.The Top cone rim should be solid 4” diameter.Glue,
with goop, a 1.75” ceramic magnet in the center of the top of the top cone with North facing UP!

After all cones are assembled, file the tips to a very sharp point of 30degrees exactly at the cross
section of the cone angle. Cone height will be 4” from point to rim.

Outer Cone Ring (Repelling):

Cut steel banding in half and 16.5” long. Hand bend into a circle 5.25” diameter.Overlap and drill
1/8” hole in overlap.Place #6 machine screw in hole and cut off inside excess.Now, glue 15) 1”
disk magnets to banding with Goop.Repeat 2 more times.The 3 rings are complete.

Device Frame:
Cut three pieces of .5” square dowel 10 1/8” long.Cut three more pieces to connect at 120degrees
apart and glue with wood glue.Glue the 10 1/8” pieces to the other 3 base pieces.Frame diameter is
6”

Base:

Cut two equal lateral 3” triangles out of 1/8” wood paneling. Drill a 1/8” hole in the centers. Get
some plastic pill bottles with the bottom center curved like the bottom of a soda can, and cut this
part out with a hot knife.Drill 3/8”.Glue the plastic cups into these recesses with Goop.Set on flat
surface with the cup on the surface, and press firmly down to align the cups.

Bottom of Base: Glue a 1/8” piece of steel rod in the center hole of the base piece.This needs to
extend through the base into the fame base where there is also a 1/8” hole drilled.This makes sure
the base is in the center.Glue the base to the frame with wood glue. Now glue with Goop a 1.75”
doughnut magnet to the center of the base with the North pole up!

Top of Base: Take a 5/16” tall 3/8” diameter aluminum barrel with a 1/8” center hole.Cut a 1/2”
long piece of 1/8” steel rod and glue in the center of the top base with epoxy. Glue the Aluminum
barrel to the steel rod so that the rod extends half way into the barrel.The barrel should be tight to
the top of the top base and the rest of the steel rod extends through the top base.Glue three 1” disk
magnets to the top of the top base piece positioned so they fit within the sides of the corners and do
not go over the edge. They should be around the center barrel, cups down.North poles up.Place
three 5/8” glass marbles in the bottom base cups, and place the top base over them.Poles are in
attraction.

Base pivot is drilled with a 1/16” drill bit, then lightly drilled with a 1/8” bit.Drill the 1/8” steel rod
only.

Shell:

Take a large coffee canand remove the top and bottom so you have a cylinder.Take another coffee
can and cut off a 3” high piece with the top removed.Glue and tape together with epoxy and
electrical tape.Shell should now be 9.5” tall and 6” diameter.Inside ridges need to be flattened at
120 degrees apart to allow the frame to slide in snug.1/8” holes will be drilled later in the shell at
the tops of each outer cone ring spaced 1” apart. You will only have 2 rows of holes as the top and
bottom are already vented. More later on assembly.

Assembly:

Place bottom cone in the aluminum barrel in the base.Take the bottom outer cone ring and slide
down inside the Device frame.Align the ring so it balances the cone in the magnetic field.Once it is
balanced, mark the bottom of the ring with a marker on the wood frame.Now slide the ring down
till the marked line is about in the center, but not quite.Have another person hold the cone to keep
it from lifting out.Adjust the ring for max lift(you can feel the force).Mark the top an bottom of the
ring on the frame with a marker.Remove the cone, and glue the ring with Goop to the device frame
aligned with the top and bottom marks.Let dry 100%!!

Each cone is different due to the differences in the magnet alignment.Now place the bottom cone
in the base barrel, have someone hold it down!Place the middle cone in the center screw of the
bottom cone.Slide the middle ring down and do the same alignment procedures as above.Remove
the cones, and Glue the ring.Do the same for the top cone and ring.When you place all three cones
in the device, you will notice a very, very strong lifting of the cones.
Wrap the rings with #26 copper magnet wire.Two windings between each ring magnet.Start at one
of the side pieces of the device frame at the top.After winding the top ring, move down to the
middle ring and wrap in the reverse order of the top.Top, middle and bottom windings are all one
piece of wire connected.Wind the bottom ring in the reverse order of the middle.

Take one of the ends of the coffee cans that was removed and cut a 2.5” hole in the middle.Place
this end upside down at the bottom of the device.The middle is now higher than the edges.Slide the
shell over the device frame and position so the bottom plate with the hole is aligned with the
shell.Tapeseam with electrical tape. Mark the shell at the area 1/2” above each outer cone ring. Lift
the device frame out of the shell.Drill 1/8” holes at the lines marked on the shell 1” apart.Two
rows total.Take one of the other ends of the coffee cans and drill a 1/4” hole in the center. Turn
upside down, so the center is higher.Glue with Goop a 1/4”zinc machine nut to the top at the
hole.Screw a 1/4” x 3” bolt into the nut on the plate only so the bolt extends through the plate
enough to allow you to place another 1/4”nut on the end.Place a 1.75” doughnut magnet on the
bottom of the plate in the center.Make sure to put wax paper under it.Fill center of the magnet with
epoxy, so it totally covers the nut on the end of the bolt.Let dry.Attach 1 more 1.75” magnet to the
lid magnet. North Pole should be down!

Place cones into the device and place the lid on.Have someone hold the cones while you
work.Screw the bolt with the magnets on down until you are able to create enough force to hold
the cones down.Pickup the device, holding the lid down secure, and place in to the shell.There will
be about 1/4” air gap around the top. Move the lid and adjust the magnet height until the top cone
is centered!Screw the lid down to the device frame posts with #6 machine screws.The top copper
wire should be connected to the outer shell and the bottom copper wire should wrap around the
1/8” steel rod that extends from the top of the top base piece to the middle of the base.This is the
pivot point, and the wire is connected in-between the 2 base pieces to the pivot.

If all is aligned right, you will feel a cool breeze going into the bottom of the device.The outer
shell will start to get warm near the outer cone rings, just beneath the air holes.You will feel air
coming from these holes as well as the air gap at the top.There is also a very peculiar odor that
comes out the top and holes of the device.After about 5 mins or so the cones will appear to stop
moving.If you look in the top air gap at the reflection on the top cone magnet, you should see a
shimmering of light.This looks like the shimmering of light on a smooth pond.You can also feel a
slight vibration on the shell as well as the surface you place the device on.As the device sits, the
breeze and the smell gets stronger.
Magnetic orientation:

Base magnets:north poles up (attraction)

Bottom and Top cone and outer ring magnets:South facing South (repelling)

Middle cone and ring magnets:North facing North. (repelling)

Center cone magnets: North poles up

Top cone top center and lid magnet:North facing North (repelling)

All magnets create a magnetic flow from the bottom up in attraction till it reaches the top magnets
then the flow is repelled down.All magnetic fields are contained within the shell.Air is forced out
of the holes.

After setting for about 20 min, the device was glowing a yellowish orange color, the TV in the
other room had distorted line all through it, and then boom!The color was brighter at the openings
before implosion.The room was showered intiny pieces of metal and magnets.Some went through
the ceiling.Big mess, and a lot of work gone.Next time I will stay with the device while it is active.
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