The builder formerly known as Patrick (iirc) and now Cool Joule seems to have finally cracked something with the old familiar Bediini SSG. He uses a reed switch with a separate 1.5V battery to swith a transistor. Pulses are dumped back into a capacitor, which at approx 13V dumps to the drive battery using a 2 pin backwards connected transistor. That breakdown thus forms the dumping method. Apparently he's been running it for 2 days and it has increased the charge on the run battery by a couple of thousandths of a volt, plus the 1.5V batt will run for a year. A couple of air coils around the outside, or, something light of a generator hanging off the motor shaft might make a spectacular machine out of something we have all likely built before now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyaEgvN2IUAIt uses a 9 stranded coil, 8 + trigger, which 'balances' the machine with different input voltages. For example using 9V, he only uses 5 wires. Had never heard of that before.
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