Parts

[rolf watness]

Here are some numbers of transistors and resistors and diodes I have coming from a wholesaler.  If you see ones you need I'll gladly send them to you if you give me an address.

 

1N4007 diode

MPS8099G transistor

MULTICOMP MCMFOW4FF2200A50 resistor 220 ohm

2N3440 bi-polar resistor

MJE3055T bipolar transistor

2N6509G SCR thyristor

 

I got the numbers off bedini verks and am not sure which all is which but Meehow can help us out.  They cost 4 cents to $1.38 for the thrysistor so I'll just send them along for free.  Meehow can help us decide which will be best for a 10-pole which should be our next endevour after our cracker-jacks.  The 1n4007 is $.08 for instance, and the 8099 is $.18 so let's live large.

 

[Meehow]

the 2N3440 is a high voltage low current NPN transistor good for
switching

I think pretty soon I'm gonna have to order some Neon bulbs since I
fried them all and now my 3-pole is acting funny. It's gripping the
magnets tight and humming a high frequency tune and the transistors
heat up super fast.

So, I'll just get extra bulb and have them available for you guys,
just in case.

As far as overunity goes, I recommend just getting this unit going,
then figuring out how to tune it (I have detailed instructions) and
then doing the perscribed battery charge and discharge COP
calculations. By that time you'll be ready to put an attachment on the
3-pole which will turn it into a self running unit, this is what I'm
working on. As it stands the primary battery gets drained from running
this machine.

Also, I recommend getting some 12V Sealed Lead Acid Batteries if
possible. You can probably get the smaller/cheaper type.

[rolf watness]

n their list was this scr thyristor so I'm studying up on it to figure why bedini uses it.
 
> Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2011 10:53:41 -0800
> Subject: Re: Parts
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[radiant rollo]

I forgot to mention the company I'm ordering from: "Element-14" I
found it on line.