This is the Bedini SSG (Simplified School Girl) motor/energizer which can restore old batteries and you can make it at home using recycled parts.
My old Bedini motor was made using wire from an old electric motor, parts from a TV, a lawn mower wheel and some scrap wood. Oh, and some magnets I had laying around.
This device is simple to make and can restore badly sulfated lead acid batteries.
The Bedini motor is often called a pulse motor. It sends pulses of high voltage energy into the batteries which break up the lead sulfate crystals, turning them back into their property chemistry.
This brings back the usable energy of your old battery, often to like new condition. I have restored many old batteries with this device through the years with much success.
If the battery is only sulfated and not physically damaged or shorted out internally then it can most likely be restored using this device.
Here is my old Bedini motor at work on video below. The video is short and I was very camera shy back then. But here it is:
I have also written an extensive article on how this device works.
I am working on a video and article series which will guide you on the path to building one of these yourself.
This is NOT a perpetual motion device.
This is NOT a generator of any sort.
This is NOT a free energy device as you think.
This will NOT run without some power applied.
This CAN desulfate badly sulfated lead acid batteries.
You can read the full article here:
http://www.thedoityourselfworld.com/articles/article.php?id=11478
Now I have had many years of training and schooling in electronics. Please consider this with an open mind and look at the circuit diagram
See if you notice something unusual in the circuit.
All credit goes to the late John Bedini who gave his invention for free to the World to make one for themselves.
NOTE: I am not making any claims here at this time other than restoring sulfated lead acid batteries.