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Small Window Motor Energizer Basic kit

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Base Plate, and #18 insulated wire not included.

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Above video shows the basic kit with added ignition coil and bulb, etc.

This kit was first revealed and given out at our Renaissance July 2011 Free Energy Convention. It is a basic version of a larger kit that has three coils, circuits and other features (see below). It is almost self-starting and motor power is available in either directions.

This kit allows for motor power and battery charging. It also can be used for numerous experiments and is perfect for the student of all ages.

The parts in this kit are as follows:
Six rare earth Neo magnets 2" x 0.5" x 1/16"
2 halves of a rotor
2 side supports
2 bearings
1 shaft
Circuit board and SG circuit
Bifilar coil of #26 and #29
S.S. hardware

Customer Reviews

	Really amazing kit for learning the Bedini technology :-)
	I'm very happy to discover that it is possible to capture free energy for myself. I think that to buy this small kit is a good decision to learn how this system works. I will keep searching it and I really recommend everyone who are interested in learning Bedini technology to achieve this kit. Thank you, guys, to make this possible
	Reviewed by: Raul Pipaon from Bilbao, Spain. on 1/25/2013 5/5

	Very happy at how quick and fun this was to build.
	Here is a very neat and -nice- kit. Spent 1 hour unpacking and reading the instructions over once and gathering tools and misc parts for my SLAs, and 1 hour for the rotor and soldering the circuit. I liked how nicely the molded pieces were tight and very precise, you guys obviously have been keeping a tight reign on QC. There's exactly enough room you need to secure the flat magnets and space the rotor and make a tight assembly. (Keep your tape handy, this guy likes to run fast) Enjoy!
	Reviewed by: Ladi J from Chicago. on 9/13/2011 5/5

	Great kit for beginners!
	I built this kit with my 5 year old daughter as a scince fair project. It's a great kit for people wanting to start researching this technology.
	Reviewed by: John Koorn from Melbourne, Australia. on 8/16/2011 5/5