FREE ENERGY GENERATION

THEN	BEDINI'S FREE ENERGY GENERATOR - 1984	1
	by John Bedini

	DEDICATION	3

	FOREWORD by Tom Bearden	5

	INTRODUCTION	11

	BASIC CONCEPTS	12

	THE CONTROL CIRCUIT	17

	THE ENERGIZER	22

NOW	RADIANT POTENTIAL ENERGY CHARGER - 2004	35
	by John C. Bedini and Thomas E. Bearden

	Document Setup and Figures	37

	Section 1: Background Information	51

	1.0 Introduction	51
	1.1 On Radiant Energy—Its Nature and Novel Characteristics	55
	1.2 The Source Charge and Its Associated Fields and Potentials	73
	1.3 Some Electromagnetics and Physics Background	78
	1.4 Conclusions	88

	Section 2: Field, Summary, and Objects	89

	2.0 Introduction	89
	2.1 Field of the Invention	89
	2.2 Summary of the Invention	89
	2.3 Objects of the Invention	94

	Section 3: Functioning of the Invention	103

	3.0 Introduction	103
	3.1 Brief Description of the Drawings Including Recapitulation	103
	3.2 Detailed Description of the Invention	105
	3.2.2. Inductive Coupled Oscillator and Diode Bridge	107
	3.3 Variation of the Radiant Charger Using an SCR	112
	3.4 Monopole Motor Powered by Radiant Energy Charger	116
	3.5 Using Earth Cells with the Potential Switch and a Transistor	117
	3.6 Embodiment with an Inverted Potential Switch	117

	Section 4: Advantages	119

	Section 5: Other Advantages	125

	Section 6: Remarks on Potential Claims	131

	Photo Section (contains 45 color photographs)	137
	(view selection of 4)

	References	167

	Table of Figures	181