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The Bedini Motor Generator

Updated on August 24, 2014

Alternate Energy

John Bedini: Doing the Impossible?

The Bedini Motor Generator is the invention of electrical engineer, John Bedini. Bedini’s initial claim to fame stemmed from patented devices in audio technologies. More currently, Bedini became known as an inventor and theorist in the realm of alternate energy. Among other efforts, the engineer has designed and patented perpetual motion machines or free energy devices. Although a man of science, Bedini reports that his machines defy the laws of physics and energy conservation. In theory, these machines are impossible.

History of the Bedini Motor Generator

Bedini has patented several motor generator devices including the Monopole Energizer and the SSG. The two machines are similar, but have minor differences. However, the function of both is to charge a capacitor or battery. The name Bedini Motor Generator is used generically, sometimes referring to the inventor’s first motor and sometimes used to refer to all of his motors.

Bedini is far from being the only person working on perpetual motion machines or magnetic motors. However, many consider him to be one-of-a-kind, in that unlike many other inventors working in this area, Bellini has striven to demonstrate and validate his inventions to the public.

Video Demonstrations of the Bellini Motor

Currently, Bellini is the Vice President of R&D at Energenx.com, a company that has developed core technologies for electromagnetic hybrid motor/generator, and for a new methodology for an improved charging process. His web site publishes apparently valid photographs and video demonstrations of the motors.

One video in particular displays a Bellini Motor Generator that allegedly has been running on one battery for fifteen years. In another video, we see a motor designed by a young lad of ten years. (The boy had communicated with Bellini whilst he built this project). The youth’s motor ran non-stop for five days powered by a nine volt battery.

A visit to YouTube will reveal numerous video demonstrations that have been built by amateur hobbyists and enthusiasts.

Bellini Motor DIY Guides

As near as one can tell, the purpose for publicizing these hand-built generators is not commercial. Instead, the inventors appear to want to prove that the controversial magnet motors actually work, and to show others how to make their own versions of the Bellini Motor Generator. The circuit diagrams and plans are readily and freely available on many Internet sites.

Supposedly tried and tested DIY plans and guides for building a free energy magnetic motor are also available. Some claim to be powering their homes with the free energy.

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