A Bedini type pulse motor driven by a Rodin coil. The rotor is a 3/4 inch cylinder, magnetized thru the diameter,
( Neodymium N42 strength from KJ Magnetics )
It is mounted on a wooden drive shaft over the Rodin coil.
The magnet is not connected to the shaft, it just spins on its own. In later videos Neospin10 and others, the magnet is glued to the shaft.
A 555 timer provides the variable frequency pulses to the coil. Power is +15 VDC.
Mounting the cylinder along the axis of the coil did not work for me, as in Jaimie Buturff's setup, but I'm happy it worked by rotating the axis 90 degrees. Same circuit as the Rodini charger video posted earlier.
The spinning rotor acts to stay over the center of the coil, if you push it away it moves right back. Getting an aluminum driveshaft to see what kind of power out it might have.
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