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Self Running Oscillator

Back in 2007 I filmed a little demonstration — a completely self-running, closed-loop Bedini SG oscillator built around a trifilar coil. No batteries in the loop… just capacitors that keep charging themselves indefinitely while the system runs at a voltage far below what the transistor is “supposed” to need.

Watch the newly re-uploaded video here (details below the video):

What you’re seeing:

  • Classic trifilar Bedini SG coil (23-gauge, ~2,000 turns): power, trigger, and one completely isolated recovery winding
  • RCA 3055 transistor (yes, the old-school one)
  • Front-end powered only by capacitors that are being conditioned with a high-frequency, high-voltage relay/ignition-coil pulse circuit
  • Recovery energy from the isolated winding is fed straight back to the input capacitors — the input side literally cannot “see” the output side – if it did, it would wind down fast and defeat itself
  • A simple ground rod connected to the circuit (just like John Bedini showed on the original 1990s KeelyNet schematics)

The result? The input capacitor drops a little at start-up, then climbs back up and just… stays there. I left it running for a long time until I literally got bored. The system stabilizes and oscillates forever on its own recovered energy — and it does it while running on less than a volt, way under the official transistor spec. That alone tells you something very non-conventional is happening with the current.

John Bedini always insisted the earth ground made the machine “run stronger.” Most builders ignored that detail. This demo proves he was right — you can see the dramatic difference the moment the ground rod is connected.

Those old original schematics that John originally posted are down below.

Why this matters in 2025

Two weeks ago I wrote about the Benitez self-running systems from the early 1900s. After personally witnessing multiple closed-loop devices over the years — including this simple oscillator — I’m no longer surprised that Benitez may have been telling the truth. In fact, when you study his patents side-by-side with some of the later “free energy” circuits that became famous, the family resemblance is unmistakable.

Carlos F. Benitez’s Self-Charging Battery System

The real magic isn’t in complicated hardware. It’s in understanding switching, energy recovery, conditioning (caps or batteries), and the role of the local environment (yes, including that ground rod most people leave out).

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Carlos F. Benitez’s Self-Charging Battery System

Carlos F. Benitez, a Mexican civil engineer from Guadalajara, filed a series of patents in the 1910s that described self-sustaining electrical systems capable of running motors and lights indefinitely while recharging their own batteries—and producing surplus energy. A century later, these ideas remain controversial, but they’ve influenced modern free-energy work, especially John Bedini’s SG (School Girl) systems. Whether Bedini knew about Benitez early on or not, the principles are essentially identical: discharge one battery to pulse another with radiant spikes, yielding more than what left the input. In this post, I’ll break down Benitez’s patents, compare them to Bedini SG, and explain why low-impedance batteries can make results easier to achieve. I’ve spent years digging into this, from witnessing Paul Babcock’s shop demos to running my own Bedini setups.

The Bedini SG is a simple circuit: a battery charges a coil, the switch turns off, and the collapse spike pulses another battery. Scaled right (e.g., with big cell tower batteries and a 10-coiler), tests around 2004 by Bedini and Peter Lindemann showed 500% more work provided to real loads on the output batteries compared to what left the input batteries. Experimenters have had mixed results, often due to high-impedance batteries or poor switching. Of course, plenty of folks have pondered motor-generator setups that self-charge—sounds crazy, but utilizing certain principles, there have been many successes, and none of it violates any laws of thermodynamics.

Benitez iterated from basic commutator switching to his ultimate design with a Poulsen arc and mercury vapor rectifiers (MVRs), pulsing DC at 50–60 Hz envelopes containing ringing from the LC tank. That ringing—radiant spikes—overcharges the idle battery. MVRs shine here: virtually no voltage drop and ultra-fast recovery, outpacing even SiC diodes.

Low-impedance batteries help because these impulses dissipate in resistance. For lead-acid, starters have lower impedance (for high bursts) compared to deep cycles (higher for sustained low current). Marine batteries are the worst case—they try to be both starter and deep cycle but never work right. Lithium iron phosphate batteries seem even better because their impedance is so low it’s hard to measure—this is what Paul Babcock found with the successes he demonstrated in his home shop that I witnessed on multiple occasions. It may make results easier, but it’s not the only factor.

Bedini wasn’t only for long swaps; short/high-freq swaps work too. Fast switching intervals runs on surface charge (that “electrostatic fluffy charge on top”), not deep capacity so the batteries don’t run down. John Bedini told me about his intention to start experimenting with high-frequency battery swapping (e.g., 30 kHz) using PIC chips for LEDs and small models, likely with LiFePO4 like 18650s—but he passed within a year or so of looking into doing that.

Benitez’s system needs a fresh look—it’s been hashed out on my forums (energeticforum.com and energyscienceforum.com), which are updated and blazing fast now. They need a little maintenance: I’ll scrub the membership list soon and automate sign-ups (manual process was too time-intensive to keep spammers out). More positive results came from those threads than anywhere else, thanks to authoritative experts like John Bedini, Peter Lindemann, and Eric Dollard personally contributing in mass abundance—a treasure trove they didn’t share much elsewhere.

Peter Lindemann’s 2018 presentation is a great intro (available at Self-Recharging Battery Supply of Carlos F. Benitez). You can start with Benitez’s earliest method (simple commutator) and scale to the full Poulsen arc/MVR setup—post your builds in energeticforum.com to keep the momentum going.

Benitez’s Complete Patent List (Including the Unrelated Fluid Motor)

Benitez filed seven patents (one U.S., two French, four British) from 1908–1918. The electrical ones (1913–1918) build from basic oscillations to automated self-runners. The 1908 fluid motor is mechanical and unrelated—included for completeness. All are public domain; patent numbers link to Espacenet.

File/Grant DatePatent NumberTitleSummary
Aug 13, 1908 / Oct 4, 1910US971517AFluid-MotorReciprocating piston motor for motive fluids (steam/air) with direct piston-valve actuation for efficient admission/exhaust. Convertible modes; no electrical tie-in.
Aug 28, 1913 / Jul 4, 1914FR474690ANew Process for the Production of Electric CurrentsFoundational oscillatory circuit: Induction coil interrupts DC to excite secondary, charging capacitors resonantly without vapor converters.
Jul 28, 1914 / May 13, 1915GB17811ASystem for the Generation of Electric CurrentsRotary commutator switches capacitor banks through induction coil; secondary pulses charge auxiliaries and self-drive motor.
Jul 28, 1914 (Add.) / Aug 19, 1915GB5591ASystem for the Generation of Electric Currents (Addition to GB17811A)Refines feedback: Direct secondary-to-primary via transformers; sequenced discharges for surplus energy.
Jul 4, 1914 (Add.) / Mar 22, 1916FR20076ENew Process for the Production of Electric Currents (Addition to FR474690A)Enhances electrolytic capacitors for high-frequency resonance and impedance compensation.
Jul 28, 1914 / Aug 17, 1916GB14311ASystem for the Generation of Electric CurrentsBattery integration: Reciprocal series/parallel charging via primaries, condensers, and spark gaps.
Apr 10, 1918 / Dec 24, 1918GB121561ANew Process for the Generation of Electrical EnergyUltimate: Dual-battery with clock-solenoid switching; motor-alternator feeds Poulsen arc/condenser tank; MVRs rectify ringing to overcharge.

Bedini SG vs. Benitez: The Solid-State Evolution

Bedini SG and Benitez share the same principle: discharge one battery to pulse another with radiant spikes, yielding more than what left the input. Bedini simplified it for modern parts; Benitez used mechanical/early vacuum tech.

AspectBedini SGBenitez System
Core ActionBattery charges coil; switch off → collapse spike pulses secondary battery.Active battery powers motor/alternator → coil/arc collapse → ringing spike pulses idle battery.
SwitchingSolid-state transistor (e.g., 2N3055); timed swaps.Mechanical commutator (early) or clock-solenoids (hourly in GB121561A).
Spike GenerationInductive collapse.Poulsen arc chops alternator AC → LC tank ringing (50–60 Hz envelope + kHz ringing).
Results500% more work to real loads on output batteries (Bedini/Lindemann 2004 tests with cell tower batteries/10-coiler); mixed for small setups.“Excess electrical energy” (GB121561A); overcharges idle battery while running loads.
LoadOften self-contained (coil as “load”); mechanical work on the shaft for turning fans or a generator for more net electrical gain.Motors/lights via terminals (40–41); surplus for tools/industry.
BatteriesLow-impedance key (starters lower than deep cycles; LiFePO4 even better per Babcock).Galvanic (lead-acid implied); modern low-ESR helps.

Note on Capacitors

Benitez used “condensers” (1910s term) and in FR20076E mentioned “electrolytic devices” for structural improvements — but never explicitly “electrolytic capacitor.” The high-voltage self-recharge effect I’ve empirically verified (50–95% voltage rebound post-short) is almost exclusively seen in electrolytic capacitors (aluminum oxide dielectric). This may not be related to what Benitez was doing, but you should know about this. I discovered this effect on my own for the first time around 2002 with a 1200V 0.1uF AC capacitor from a microwave, charged via Bedini SG made from a Sony Capstan (reel to reel) motor. I found that by charging the capacitors with high voltage pulses—whether it was 100V or 10,000V—it changed the properties in the capacitor to act like an electret, where it retained a permanent type of ability to recharge almost all the way back up to the top of where I was charging it. It reached 100V, a neon bulb triggered an SCR to discharge to another battery—and after conditioning, it self-charged to nearly 100V without input. I did this with canister electrolytics charged by oscillating high-frequency ignition coil output, conditioning them to self-charge and self-run the oscillator. My 2007 demo ran indefinitely on two conditioned 33,000 µF electrolytics at 0.6V — proof this radiant “memory” is dielectric-specific and possible that this is one of several ways that Benitez’s system worked even if he didn’t understand that principle. Video of this self-running oscillator is down below.

Low-Impedance Batteries: Why They Help

These spikes are high voltage, low current, radiant impulses. Impedance kills them:

  • Lead-Acid: Starters have lower impedance (for high bursts) vs. deep cycles (higher for sustained low current).
  • Marine Batteries: Worst—try to be both starter/deep cycle but never work right.
  • LiFePO4: Near-zero impedance—Babcock’s demos I saw ran forever on them. May make results easier.

Dive Deeper: Forums, Resources, and Build Plans

Discuss Benitez on my forums—more positive results there than anywhere else, thanks to experts like John Bedini, Peter Lindemann, and Eric Dollard personally contributing in mass abundance—a treasure trove they didn’t share much elsewhere:

Peter’s presentation: Self-Recharging Battery Supply of Carlos F. Benitez (great starter).

For Bedini SG mastery, get the Bedini SG Trilogy —still the most authoritative resource based on years of experience personally working with John Bedini.

You can start with Benitez’s earliest method (simple commutator) and scale to the full Poulsen arc/MVR setup—post your builds in energeticforum.com to keep the momentum going.

Here’s the old self-running Bedini oscillator video from around 2007-2008:

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2024-10-09 Aaron Murakami Interviewed by Karen Elkins of Science to Sage on the Lakhovsky Multiwave Oscillator

In this compelling interview with Karen Elkins, editor and founder of Science to Sage Magazine, Aaron Murakami shares incredible stories about his friendships with energy science pioneers like John Bedini, Eric Dollard, Peter Lindemann, and Paul Babcock, detailing how their work shaped his journey into alternative energy technologies. Aaron delves into how he got involved with the Lakhovsky Multiwave Oscillator (MWO) and offers an in-depth look at the device, explaining the critical differences between longitudinal and transverse waves, debunking the myth of scalar waves, and revealing how the MWO automatically tunes itself to its environment. He highlights Lakhovsky’s unbalanced vs. balanced operation, explaining the three intrinsic unbalanced features that most modern MWO units are missing—except for one—and provides a fascinating demonstration of the difference between balanced and unbalanced operation. He also shares insights into the origins of A & P Electronic Media, John Bedini’s battery chargers, and the history behind the Energy Science & Technology Conference, all while emphasizing that profits from the MWO go towards funding other innovative projects in Spokane, Washington.

Aaron takes viewers on a journey through advanced physics concepts, breaking down Einstein’s nonsensical views and redefining the true nature of space, inertia, and time. He explores extraluminal propagation, the structure of EMF, and what truly moves electron current. Aaron offers real definitions of energy and potential, showing how mainstream science has turned these concepts upside down, while explaining how we’re already tapping into the aether—the source of all potential. He also debunks the myth that energy can’t be created or destroyed and reveals how energy is destroyed between the coils of the Cosmic Induction Generator. Throughout the interview, he discusses inductive spikes vs. back EMF, burden in MWO rings, and the counterspace phenomenon. Aaron’s personal insights, including Eric Dollard’s relationship with Philo Farnsworth’s son, synchronicities that led him to these pioneers, and Eric Dollard’s golden ratio PCB antennae, are woven into the discussion, offering viewers an unmatched depth of knowledge.

Whether you’re interested in the Lakhovsky MWO, the Cosmic Induction Generator, or a fresh understanding of time, energy, and space, Aaron provides clear, practical explanations. He offers resources for deeper learning, including over 225 books and videos at https://eMediaPress.com, free downloads, and references to http://EnergeticForum.com and https://EnergyScienceForum.com for further exploration. This is a must-watch interview for anyone seeking to understand the hidden potentials of the universe and how Aaron’s work continues to push the boundaries of energy science. Don’t miss it! Science to Sage Magazine is available at https://sciencetosage.com

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New Frequency Calculator on RPX Page from Tesla Scientific

Tesla Scientific

Special thanks to Simon Davies aka dR-Green (on Energetic Forum) for creating a simple, user-friendly calculator on the new RPX website. Everyone can instantly see what audio frequency needs to be mixed with the 3.1 MHz carrier in order to create sidebands that are rich in harmonics for ANY frequency they want.

Simon has been replicating much of Tesla and Dollard’s work over the years and his calculators are accurate so if you want to know how to calculate windings and other parameters for your experiments, he has both free and paid calculators available at: Tesla Scientific

Here’s an example of how you can use this calculator and the RPX as a 432 Hz harmonic generator, which nobody else is doing.

You take the carrier of 3.1 Mhz and divide it by 432 = 7175.93

Round up or down to the nearest whole number = 7176

Multiply your desired frequency of 432 x 7176 the multiplier = 3.100032 Mhz sideband that will be created

The difference between the sideband and carrier is 32 Hz

Therefore, if you use an external signal generator with the RPX and you input a sinewave limited to 2 volts with a frequency of 32 Hz, it will create a sideband of 3.100032 MHz, which is a multiple of 432 Hz and it will have a whole lot of harmonics of that frequency.

This can obviously be done with any desired frequency – why not use Rife’s brilliant method to create frequencies for your frequency needs? Everyone else is just focusing on the fundamental frequency but are completely ignoring the fact that the real power comes from all the harmonics.

Go to the calculator here, enter the desired frequency and hit return. You’ll instantly get the audio frequency needed to be input into the RPX to do the above: https://emediapress.com/rpx3#resources

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Bedini RPX v3.0 Rife Machine – Presales Open February 17, 2022

Bedini 3.1MHz Sideband Generator v3.0 Prototype "Rife Machine"

It’s very exciting to finally release version 3.0 of the most authentic Rife Frequency generator manufactured anywhere in the world. The link at the end of this sentence titled “Rife Machine” takes you to the Vril.io RPX page that explains why that is true – scroll back up to this link but read this page first: Rife Machine

Below is a sneak peak at the Bedini RPX 3.1MHz Sideband Generator v3.0 – “Rife Machine”. If you’re not familiar with what a sideband generator is, the above link will take you to a page that explains it. Any machine that correctly produces “Rife Frequencies” the way that Rife and his assistant Philip Hoyland did must be done with “sidebands” or it is not a Rife Machine – this is an indisputable, historically-documented fact.

RPX stands for Rife, Priore and an X-Factor but it really should stand for Rife, Priore and Bedini because what his genius incorporated into the RPX is in fact the X-Factor. When we release the v3.0, you’ll learn why the RPX is far superior to any other device even remotely similar and there is only one that is close that I know of and that John Bedini truly was the world’s leading authority on what Rife was doing.

DISREGARD THIS BLOG POST, THE RPX 3.0 IS ALREADY AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE – GO HERE FOR THE NEW WEBPAGE: RIFE MACHINE

First, here’s a picture of the original unit – it worked perfect but was a bit cumbersome since you have to connect an external signal generator and external battery but this is how John Bedini originally released it late 2014 or early 2015. Below, you’ll see the obvious point to the new RPX 3.0 and why my goal was to make the most user friendly “Rife Machine” ever developed and it has been successfully accomplished.

Bedini RPX 2.0

Below you can see the prototype (no logo or labels for the knobs, switches or jacks). The signal generator inside was designed by Paul Babcock so this couldn’t have happened without his brilliant help. Others were kind enough to offer their services to design one in the past but at that time, the cost was prohibitive, plus, I wanted to stay away from digital as much as possible because digital is fake and analog is of the real world. THE SIGNAL GENERATOR IS 100% ANALOG. Both Rife and Bedini would be thrilled about that!

  1. The LEFT KNOB controls the TIME of the sweep. Specifics will be forthcoming.
  2. The SWITCH between the knobs in the down position leaves it in WIDEBAND MODE so it sweeps from close to 0Hz up to 150kHz to create sidebands that are all even multiples of EVERY SINGLE Rife Frequency automatically without having to. Rife went to 40kHz because that was the upper range of a typical audio signal generator. Why go to 150kHz? It’s one of the things that makes this superior to any sideband generator that creates the Rife Frequencies and I’ll show the math and demonstrations for this so you understand what this means and why it is important. What did Bedini know that Rife and Hoyland possibly didn’t? You’ll find out soon on the page where these units will be available for pre-order on February 17th, 2022.
  3. The RIGHT KNOB controls the narrow band sweep. When the switch is in the up position, it activates the narrow band mode. I’m asked all the time about focusing on certain frequencies. It’s always a bad idea to use any single static frequency as a “wobble” or variation in the frequency was always what was found to be superior. So within the 150kHz range, the narrow band will focus on a 25-30kHz range. If the knob is all the counterclockwise, it will sweep from almost 0Hz up to about 25kHz and as you rotate the dial clockwise, it will keep a 25-30kHz sweep width but higher up in the 150kHz range. There will be a chart printed on top of the case that shows you what frequency range you are at based on the number on the dial, which will be printed on the front panel.

Scroll down to the top of the next picture for an explanation of the rest of the features on the front panel – I just want to break up the text a bit to make it easier to read.

Bedini 3.1MHz Sideband Generator v3.0 Prototype "Rife Machine"
  1. The switch at the top next to the gold RCA jack allows you to use the internal signal generator, which is all anyone will need 99.99% of the time. In the down position, you will be using the internal signal generator and the two knobs and switch to the left. But for those of you who are more technically oriented, you can move the switch in the up position and you can then plug in your own signal generator into that RCA jack. ONLY USE SINE WAVE AND LIMIT THE OUTPUT VOLTAGE OF YOUR SIGNAL GENERATOR TO 2 VOLTS MAX or you can damage the unit. You will able to narrow the sweep to perhaps a few kilocycles on either side of a target frequency to get more specific, extend sweep times beyond what is possible with the internal signal generator or even use frequencies that will produce sidebands that are even multiples of frequencies like 432Hz or any other frequency set of numbers using this method. We’ll teach you how to calculate all that with videos that will be available.
  2. The RED and BLACK banana jacks at the bottom are the output jacks. We supply a cable that you can plug into that and on the other end are alligator clips. You only have to supply your own electrodes. Inexpensive copper tubing from a hardware store than you can get for a few dollars per foot is all you need. Two pieces about 4″ long and maybe 3/8 to 1/2″ diameter is sufficient. Conductive gel is recommended and this one is the only one I could easily find that is free of parabens – this is our Amazon affiliate link: Conductive Gel

    If you’re mechanically inclined, we’d recommend cutting off the alligator clips and soldering the wires to the tubes or adding ring terminals and screwing them to the tubes. Later on, we may recommend a company where you can get some electrodes.
  3. The top right LED light is a RED power light that shows the RPX power is turned on (switch is on the back).
  4. The LED directly under that shows when the PUMPWAVE is on and it will also be RED – just the prototype has the blue light and its just too bright. The switch underneath that can be switched to turn the Pumpwave off and on. This is another one John Bedini’s genius innovations. With the switch off, you can still get the classic Rife Frequencies with the 3.1MHz carrier and sidebands. With the switch on, you get the low frequency carrier (another carrier) that puts the 3.1MHz carrier and sidebands on it and that Pumpwave is a 8-9Hz square wave that takes electrode delivery to another level. Literally, there is nothing that compares to the Bedini 3.1MHz Sideband Generator v3.0.

Above the next picture is a description of what is on the back of the RPX.

Bedini 3.1MHz Sideband Generator v3.0 Prototype "Rife Machine"
  1. The jack and switch below will be flush with the panel on the final units. The jack on the left is for a 16.8 volt 1 amp, regulated lithium-ion charger. The red light on the charger will be on while it is charging and when it is finished charging, the green light will come on. You will not be able to use the RPX while the battery is charging – plugging in the charger will disconnect the battery from the circuit. Please charge the battery fully before using the RPX for the first time. The average use time the RPX is on is about 15 to 30 minutes so you will get a good number of uses before you have to charge the battery again. The switch on the right is the off/on switch to turn on the power. In the down position, it will be off and in the up position, it will be on.
Bedini 3.1MHz Sideband Generator v3.0 Prototype "Rife Machine"
Bedini 3.1MHz Sideband Generator v3.0 - Rife Machine

I’ll make a video walk thru and will put that on the RPX page when pre-orders are open on February 17th along with pricing, etc.

The RPX v2.0 model sold for $425 itself (required you to provide your own battery and signal generator) or $650 for the whole combo kit that included everything except the electrodes. My goal was to make this new RPX 3.0 available for as close to the RPX v2.0 price as possible. The RPX v3.0 will cost more because my production costs are higher. The first 50 (most likely 50) units for pre-sale will be at a super low price compared to what the retail price should be.

Keep in mind that the next closest machine that even comes close to a “Rife Machine” retails for over $1800. That means that since this is a superior technology and it is a super specialty item not available anywhere else that the RPX v3.0 should have a retail price of around $2000 to $2500 (but it won’t be) and it would be worth ever penny comparing value vs value in terms of sale price.

Make sure to order as soon as the pre-order page opens up on February 17th because you’ll be pleasantly surprised with our pricing! You’ll also be earning points on emediapress.com that is good for credit toward digital downloads. More to come…

Remember to go to this page to learn more in depth about the truth about what a Rife Rife machine is and what it isn’t’: Rife Machine

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NEW FREE VIDEO WITH BATTERY & SOLAR SECRETS

NEW FREE VIDEO WITH BATTERY & SOLAR SECRETS ON YOUTUBE

This is not a promo video sell these solar charge controllers because all the inventory was sold and we’re not producing any more anytime soon. It is to help those that already purchased a S3A12 but that’s not all – you will greatly benefit from this information. Read every bullet point of what is covered in this video.

  • How to properly hookup and use the S3A12, why the Green light comes on before it is topped
  • How to properly calculate safe discharges from lead acid batteries
  • Why the claim that crystalline panels are more efficient than amorphous has no real meaning and why
  • What the VMP and other specs on the panel means and which ones you need to pay attention to the most
  • Description of the true topping event so you know the battery chemistry has been reversed to like-new condition
  • A bit about how to restore some battery life
  • Why batteries sitting on concrete go bad – it has nothing to do with the concrete
  • How to use a constant voltage / constant current power supply to imitate a solar panel for testing
  • Why every solar generator manufacturer or kit supplier are ripping you off with their inverters

For reference, the page where the S3A12 charge controller is right here: https://emediapress.com/shop/s3a12-bedini-solar-charge-controller/

To go deep into the art & science of battery rejuvenation, consider these presentations: https://emediapress.com/shop/combo-battery-secrets-battery-rejuvenation/

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Bedini’s Glass Case Motor – Full Disclosure coming to 2020 ESTC

John Bedini's Glass Case Motor - Gravity Wave Space Flux Motor

In 1999, when John Bedini was first introduced to me, this “Glass Case Motor” was the first thing he wanted to show me so it had always been very special to me but it was even more special to John. It is a beautiful work of art that John built because it embodied the many principles that were worked out over the years with his partner from the past, Ron Cole.

The first time he ever presented it publicly was at the 2015 Energy Science & Technology Conference but it was mostly a demonstration along with the history and some of the thinking behind it but he never disclosed the circuit specs, coil details, etc.

The interesting or even profound thing about this “glass case motor”, which John actually called the Gravity Wave Space Flux Motor, is that it had run countless hours over the years on 30 year old either alkaline or zinc carbon batteries. The batteries had been seen to be in such poor shape that they were practically falling apart but nevertheless, once the rotor is spun, it picks up speed, turns a propeller shaft with eddy currents, blinks LEDs but the batteries never seem to die.

The long-awaited, full-disclosure that everyone has wanted but never thought would happen is coming to the 2020 Energy Science & Technology Conference.

While we may not be able to claim we know all the answer as to why this particular arrangement of coils, magnets, etc. can demonstrate these amazing feats and we may not be able to claim that we see this motor the same way John did as he had his own unique way of looking at things, you will will walk away with all the information necessary to replicate this historical and amazing machine!

Get your ticket now while you can for our 9th annual event – 2020 Energy Science & Technology Conference – register now: 2020 Energy Conference

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* NEW RELEASE * John Bedini’s Self-Recharging Motor by Peter Lindemann, DSc

John Bedini's Self-Recharging Motor by Peter Lindemann, DSc
John Bedini’s Self-Recharging Motor by Peter Lindemann, DSc

Last year, Peter Lindemann demonstrated a self-recharging system invented by Carlos Benitez, which is the apparent origin of self-recharging battery systems.

This year, Peter demonstrated a method John Bedini used to keep a battery bank charged up while running his monopole motors. The method had been mentioned in the past in online forums, but nobody seemed interested enough to actually explore the reality to it.

Go here to learn more: https://emediapress.com/shop/john-bedinis-self-recharging-monopole-motor/

I personally witnessed this method nearly 20 years ago at one of John’s shops affectionately nicknamed the “Palace” because of its interesting interior layout. Below is a picture of the EXACT machine that John Bedini accomplished this with. I also include a 12 minute video where I show you the machine in a video and give a basic explanation of the self-recharging process.

John Bedini Self-RunnerIt was done most often with a plexiglass rotor where the coils were on both sides of the face of the rotor rather than at the circumference. It charged a large cap bank, which was then discharged to output bank. A battery was then shuttled back and forth between the front and back indefinitely without ever having to place them on a regular charger to charge them up since the machine and its setup accomplished this.

This demonstration unit that Peter showed kept its battery bank charged up all throughout the conference one one single charge. During the presentation, the monopole is running and he describes how the battery bank is arranged.

Go here to learn more: https://emediapress.com/shop/john-bedinis-self-recharging-monopole-motor/

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Full Disclosure Coming – John Bedini’s Ferris Wheel Motor

RS Stafford is a long time researcher in the energy sciences and knows more about John Bedini’s work than most. He is blessed to have been able to acquire John Bedini’s 6 coiler SG and the large Ferris Wheel Motor.

Here is the goal and why we need your help to raise some donations:

This link directs you to RS Stafford’s fundraiser – please help make this a reality: http://emediapress.com/ferriswheel

Investigate John Bedini’s Ferris Wheel Hub Motor and Mag amp Motor to get a better handle on how this Tech works.  Map out the Magnetic Fields around the various magnets and coils.   Document and study all the various values of the components.   Add extra Energy producing equipment to demonstrate various concepts that John Bedini  has shown us..  And to show case experiments  beyond what JB was allowed to show us.  Then Bring the Ferris Wheel to the 2020 Energy Science & Technology Conference for a full Presentation.

The below is an excerpt from the full length vendors & announcement videos from the 2019 ESTC.

This link directs you to RS Stafford’s fundraiser – please help make this a reality: http://emediapress.com/ferriswheel

Please share this with your friends!

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Self-Recharging Battery Supply of Carlos F. Benitez by Peter Lindemann, D.Sc.

The Self-Recharging Battery Supply of Carlos F. Benitez by Peter Lindemann, D.Sc.
The Self-Recharging Battery Supply of Carlos F. Benitez by Peter Lindemann, D.Sc.

NOTE: This machine was demonstrated at the 2018 Energy Science & Technology Conference (ESTC) but there was no formal presentation. It was only explained to attendees who were interested enough to ask Peter Lindemann questions about it back in the vendor/demo room. This machine is a very small powered demonstration, but proves the point and kept itself charged up all weekend while running a motor/generator. This EXACT circuit from 100 years ago is the foundation for several well-known circuits that have been taught by John Bedini and others over the years – you are being handed the origin of where much of it came from.

Between 1915 and 1918, Carlos F. Benitez was issued 4 British Patents on a “System for the Generation of Electric Currents.” It was the early days of the “electrical era” and many experimenters were claiming new ways to produce useful electrical effects. But this was different. Benitez was claiming to be able to run light bulbs and motors from batteries that never needed to be re-charged from a conventional, external source.

By this time, the Laws of Thermodynamics had become widely taught, and so most electrical engineers did not take these claims seriously. Even today, 99% of scientists and engineers believe this is impossible, under any circumstances.

Here’s why: Classic electrical theory assumes that when a load is operated in the manner shown here, the load RL receives ½ of the power provided by the 12 volt supply, and the 6 volt battery wired in reverse receives the other half as a charging effect. Since the battery being charged only receives ½ of the energy supplied by the source, rotating the batteries back and forth runs them all down in a conventional manner.

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So, it is curious to find this quote in one of Benitez’s Patents:

“Obviously the current furnished by the discharge of battery 1-2 alone, would produce a smaller charge in batteries 3-4, if some extra energy were not added to the normal output of said battery 1-2. With this object in view any of the known methods for the generation of high frequency currents, as well as those described in the aforementioned English Patents, can be employed in conjunction with said batteries, in order to provide that complementary energy, and in this manner it is always possible to charge and discharge alternately each battery from one to the other, maintaining constant a storage of electricity and producing furthermore an excess of electrical energy.”

On the Patents, Benitez is referred to as a civil engineer, living in Guadalajara, Mexico. So, while he may not have been earning his living in the electrical sciences, he certainly was familiar with both classic electrical theory and the benefits of his discoveries!

For any honest student, the questions become: Was Benitez mistaken, or did he discover something important? And if so, HOW is this possible??

Benitez was issued 4 Patents, and each one describes a different circuitry and method to accomplish the objects of the invention, which included running external loads AND returning the electrical source to its initial state of charge simultaneously. Since there was no dispute about how much energy was being dissipated by running the loads, the following conclusion may be drawn:

Benitez discovered that it was possible to return a battery to a higher energy state with fewer watt-hours delivered to it than classic electrical theory would predict, as long as that energy was applied to the battery under the correct conditions and in the proper manner.

Today, we would describe this as the ability to charge a battery at a COP > 1.

As John Bedini always said, the “gain” showed up in the battery. The circuits themselves always operated at an efficiency below 100%.

If we assume that in the circuits that had two banks of batteries in them, the charging batteries were receiving about ½ of the energy provided by the run batteries, then the circuitry had to overcome the loss of running the loads and the loss of running the circuitry itself. In this instance, the system would have to be able to produce a charging effect in the receiving batteries equal to 2.2 times the watt-hours provided, or a charging COP > 2.2 for the system to self-sustain indefinitely.

So, the GOAL for an operating system is to attain a battery charging efficiency with a COP > 2.2!

That said, there are other ways to accomplish the goals of the invention, but “super-efficient” battery charging is definitely one of the ways. For students familiar with the work of John Bedini, this method is the best documented and published on, as well.

NOTE: This presentation gives you the EXACT schematic to replicate Peter Lindemann’s circuit that he demonstrated at the 2018 ESTC, operating theory, supporting diagrams and complete explanations of how to operate it. Also, there are multiple URL shortcuts inside the zip file that are highly relevant to this technology. Some are to other presentations and some are to specific discussions at Energetic Forum.

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