Peter Lindemann and I started offering Magnetizers through another website more than 15 years ago. They have now moved here, to emediapress.com, where A & P Electronic Media carries the full line as an authorized Magnetizer distributor.
The Magnetizer line on emediapress.com
Water, home fuel, vehicle and appliance units, all clamp-on, with the data sheets and test records on one page.
The Home Hard Water Conditioner clamps onto the outside of your main water pipe. No salt, no electricity, no chemicals and no plumbing changes. According to Magnetizer, it reduces scale and corrosion in pipes, water heaters, boilers and radiators, and works on existing scale over time. A homeowner can install it, or a plumber can do it in about 30 minutes.
The Residential Water Treatment data sheet.
The Pool and Spa Conditioner clamps onto the return line of a pool, spa or hot tub. According to Magnetizer, it reduces scale and corrosion in the pipes, heater and filter, and users report less scum from body oils. A homeowner or pool technician can install it, and it needs no outside power.
The Pool and Spa Water Treatment data sheet.
How a Magnetizer works
Every unit is a set of permanently magnetized ceramic blocks that clamp around a pipe or fuel line. There is no power supply, nothing moves, and nothing wears out. In Magnetizer’s explanation, the field lowers the surface tension of water so the minerals stay in a form the moving water carries away instead of plating out as scale. On fuel lines, the field acts on the fuel’s hydrogen so more of it bonds with oxygen and burns.
The rest of the line
Home fuel: natural gas, propane (LPG) and home fuel oil units for furnaces, boilers and water heaters.
Vehicles: gasoline and diesel units for cars, pickups, vans and light trucks, and a smaller unit for motorcycles and small engines.
Appliances: a pair of small units for the refrigerant line of a refrigerator or freezer.
Flav-O-Ring: a hand-held ring that slips over a bottle neck, no installation.
Commercial and industrial: agricultural, marine, oil line, water treatment and fuel treatment systems, quoted per application.
The product page carries each unit’s data sheet, Magnetizer’s test records and the history of the company, which was founded in 1985 after six years of research.
Why we carry it
Magnetism and energy have been part of this work from the start, from Peter Lindemann’s Magnet Secrets to the research we publish today. Magnetizer units have been manufactured and sold since 1985, and we have offered them to readers since 2011.
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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.
Reciprocating piston motor for motive fluids (steam/air) with direct piston-valve actuation for efficient admission/exhaust. Convertible modes; no electrical tie-in.
New Process for the Generation of Electrical Energy
Ultimate: 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.
Mechanical commutator (early) or clock-solenoids (hourly in GB121561A).
Spike Generation
Inductive collapse.
Poulsen arc chops alternator AC → LC tank ringing (50–60 Hz envelope + kHz ringing).
Results
500% 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.
Load
Often 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.
Batteries
Low-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:
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:
On April 26, 2025, Peter and Eric discuss the classic video by BSRF Free Energy Research from 1987. That old video is available directly below and below that, you can see the new discussion video, which will inevitably become a classic companion to that video in order to preserve the history about it.
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
This is the first of a few videos where Eric Dollard and Peter Lindemann are discussing their past history of when they met, who they knew and what they were working on.
This is the first of many releases to come from the 2023 ESTC. Electric Motor Secrets Part 3 also concludes the Trilogy of Electric Motor Secrets, which also has an extra video Advanced Motor Secrets.
This new presentation is a first disclosure of what Peter Lindemann saw when meeting Troy Reed years ago – he is finally discussing what he believes he saw. Discussing the secret life of Tesla’s AC Induction Motor, Troy Reed’s “Hot Fan” project, and Robert Alexander’s 1975 US Patent titled Method and Apparatus for Increasing Electrical Power.
The other presentations will be released daily until they’re all out.
Electric Motor Secrets Part 3
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For many years, Peter Lindemann DSc has studied what Nikola Tesla considered to be one of the most important energy sources if not the most important energy sources – ambient heat. Tesla considered his technologies that tapped this to be his greatest invention even beyond his electrical related systems for which he is the most widely known.
In 1900, Nikola Tesla said that the solar heat stored in the atmosphere was the largest, untapped, replenish-able energy source on the planet. He believed that any technology that successfully converted some of this heat into mechanical energy would be the ideal method to power civilization indefinitely into a clean and sustainable future. He worked most of the rest of his life on perfecting such a system. In this lecture, Dr. Peter Lindemann will discuss Tesla’s ultimate solution, as well as introduce 4 other technologies capable of achieving this goal, along with the theory, design, and “method of action” of each system.
Nick Kraakman who has been collaborating with Peter Lindemann behind the scenes is bringing an Adam’s Motor to the 2021 ESTC. Nick will be showing some never before seen pictures of some of Dr. Robert Adams machines that were sent to Peter Lindemann years ago. Peter corresponded with Dr. Adams for years and has compiled more booklets, pictures and letters from Dr. Adams regarding the Adams Motor than anyone that we know of. This information and pictures will all be available in digital downloadable format after the conference.
There are very specific features about the circuit and coils that are no immediately apparent, which give advantages to it’s efficiency and coefficient of performance (COP). This will all be explained at the conference.
Also, get your tickets to the 10th Annual Energy Science & Technology Conference where we will be demonstrating this and more 🙂 – Learn more about the Energy Conference here: https://energyscienceconference.com
