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Is Free Energy Finally Here

By Anthony Ashard

If you're into electronics and have a keen interest to find out how to generate your own usable FREE power, then read on, this information is definitely for you.

Recently, Tony Craddock, Tom Bearden's webmaster, posted an "infomercial" video on Youtube announcing the new ten coil energizer kit developed by Bedini's associate, Rick Friedrich.

The kit is (self-assembly) and is now for sale to the general public, which in effect means that you can potentially live free from the national grid power supply indefinitely.

There seems to be a large range of differing opinions about whether this is truly a functional and worthwhile device, considering it's selling for a principle sum of $4,400 USD, quite a price if it doesn't do as it says on the box!

However I have followed John Bedini's work for some years now and found both his inventions, working prototypes, and general openness completely forthcoming and well documented.

I have a friend in London who has also followed Bedini's mono-pole project with interest for some years too and he believes that this latest ten-coil kit is as genuine as all the other Bedini projects to-date.

There is more than enough free information about the Bedini and Friedrich experiments and prototypes. Fond of the idea that one could produce enough free electricity to power ones own home, car, business.

Click here to watch the new Video Infomercial.

Click Here for a most interesting website, John Bedini.net
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Rather than just reviewing the video, which is a sales pitch, you can get allot more information from the website links that I've included with the intel.

But as a simple description, the Bedini monopole energizer is based on a set of coils that produce two types of energy by exciting the coils as a magnet passes over each coil, the first pulse is a lower positive charge which is used to drive the rotor and a second less understood negative pulse, which is a flip-flop effect of the magnet passing the coil, generating a reverse pulse in the opposite direction. It is this reversed pulse that is collected and rectified to charge a number is high capacity batteries. the resultant stored charge is then converted to a usable current by means of inverters which then provide a much higher AC current. I hope this explains the process simply enough to offer a basic understanding of the process and application.

Great subject. I have been researching free energy magnetic motors myself and they are truly fascinating. I don't profess to understand how they work,precisely. Given that I am challenged to assemble IKEA furniture, I won't be making a Bernini machine any time soon. There are a number of kits available explaining how to do it for those who are handy with a set of tools.

My friend has built a working prototype that provides enough stored power to supply a hydrogen cell which in turn makes an excess of hydrogen gas to run his car!

That must be nice for Beardon, is there anything you like to follow yourself?

What powers the device to begin with? I didn't catch that when viewing the video.

The 'Big Boy' (pictured above) energizer requires a 10 amp load to keep the rotor at a stable speed (approx 200rpm), however the energizer is producing in excess of 25 Kilowatts per hour, as demonstrated by the bank of 25 100watt light bulbs used as the output load.

Free energy? That`ll put a lot of energy workers out of a job, but wouldn`t it be great?

Free energy has been around for many years, as far back as Tesla, has produced the concepts on paper but it wasn't until Bedini took his failed designs and made it work did the commercial industries sit up and listen, if the world did indeed insist on developing free energy sources, (and believe me it IS possible) the world as we know it would practically change overnight. and the world economy would change too, for the better I might add. Not surprisingly there have been quite a few unexplained deaths of world recognised scientists that were studying FREE energy sources.

Nov. 12, Benito Que, 52, was found comatose in the street near the laboratory where he worked at the University of Miami Medical School. He died on Dec. 6

Nov. 16, Don C. Wiley, 57, vanished, and his abandoned rental car was found on the Hernando de Soto Bridge outside Memphis, Tenn. His body was found on Dec. 20

Nov. 23, Vladimir Pasechnik, 64, was found dead in Wiltshire, England, not far from his home

Dec. 10, Robert Schwartz, 57, was found murdered in his rural home in Loudoun County, Va.

Dec, 11, Set Van Nguyen, 44, was found dead in the airlock entrance to a walk-in refrigerator in the laboratory where he worked in Victoria State, Australia.

Feb. 8, Vladimir Korshunov, 56, was found dead on a Moscow street.

Feb. 11, Ian Langford, 40, was found dead in his home in Norwich, England.

Make of it what you will, is there a conspiracy to prevent free energy from really becoming a commercial reality.

Being a experimenter myself I have been working on my own small system for generating power. What I decided to use is actually a snowmobile engine crank case from a 340 cc engine. I have some videos of it on youtube at StartEarningToday . Today I have mounted the generator to the top of a small shed roof. I made the blades myself but I'm a little scared it might be to much weight. Still waiting for some wind so I can see and measure it's performance.

I watched your video with interest and believe if you add a rectifier circuit to stabilize the output and storing the DC output in a bank of batteries, your project may prove to be a very efficient power source, as long as you have regular wind in your area. Well done. The good thing about the Bedini energizer is that one, it only has one moving part, and two, requires little internal energy to run but produces many Kilowatts per hour in a stabilized AC or DC output.

Don't know if the Free Energy will come at last, the main concern now is how to reduce the electicity bills even though the oil prices is soaring.
Great invention though...

Jaffa Matt Feb 20, 2010 13:48

Geo-Thermo is growing in Canada it seems to be mostly farmers getting in on some free energy. Geo-Thermo is drilling down through the ground deep enough to collect the heat from under ground.

I wonder what the costs are of setting up a drilling rig, employing someone who knows what they are doing, to find and drill for the geo-thermo layer, then the costs of providing machinery to make use of the underground heat source. Then the costs incurred by maintaining such a setup and all the equipment used. I bet it far exceeds the $4400 which is the asking price for the Bedini kit that guarantees to produce around 25+ kilowatt hour indefinitely. Which in my mind is extremely cost effective by comparison.

This is both a fascinating article and an interesting thread. Like Bill, I found the video a little difficult to follow. Those "unexplained deaths of world recognized scientists that were studying FREE energy sources" is v-e-r-y interesting.

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