On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 7:10 PM, Abd ul-Rahman Lomax <[email protected]> wrote:
> The Bedini motor had a fan on it, which would presumably create some drag > .... so .... that's certainly more interesting if it actually ran for years. > Did it? Well, how many of these are there and how many have observed this > kind of result? What kinds of witnesses are there? Who are those who testify > to it? It makes a difference.... We built a Bedini motor, specifically, the bicycle wheel type known as the "school girl motor" and measured the efficiency with a torque meter. We found the efficiency to be around 30%. The truth is that pulse charging of a battery removes the sulfides that accumulate on the plates. John knows this since he has a charger which he says "rejuvenates" golf cart batteries. Pulse motors fool a lot of people but not a torque meter. :-) Terry
