Unconventional Battery Charging Method

[gmeat]

Hi Everyone,



I wanted to start this new thread so as not to clutter up Imphotep's thread.so I'm moving it here .I have come accross an unusual way of charging up a battery.I'm currently doing a different experiment which goes something like this.I took a battery and hooked up its + terminal to a secondary battery at its + terminal then from its -terninal I hooked it up to a 3rd batteries - terminal and then from the 3rd batteries + terminal ran it to a 12 volt halogen bulb rated at 20 watts and then from there to the - terminal of the first battery.The second battery shoots up pretty quickly and as a matter of fact its currently sitting @ 13.87volts from 12.56 at start.After about 1.5 hours.The first battery initially dropped down from 12.85v at start but seems to settle in at around 12.46 volts while the 3rd battery seems to take a bigger hit going from 12.98volts at start to about 12.37volts.I'm not quite sure what to make of this yet so dont read anything into this just yet.I dont currently have the Imhotep light setup now as I've moved on to the waterspark experiments and I also have burnt out all my transistors for my SSG .So my question is could someone try reversing a battery after the primary and let me know if that works in the SSG or the circuit you guys are running here .I dont believe it will work but who knows,Nothing ventured nothing gained.You guys (and Gal ) Are doing great work in this thread.Thx to all .

P.S. Be very very careful if you use a halogen bulb,Because they tend to leave nice little blisters on fingers that touch them .



-Gary

[gmeat]

Strange affects going on

Hi Everyone,


Alright after further playing around I'm seeing some weird affects now.I put a battery in the charge position that I had previously had in the #3 battery position in the last experiment and I ran that battery down to about 7-8 volts and I know this particular battery is a little flaky so I'm not to concerned with killing it lol.Anyways I now moved it to the charge position and originally was using the halogen bulb but it lit so brightly that I knew something was'nt right and it was getting extremely hot.So I replaced the bulb with a 12v 500 milliamp bulb.Well the voltage did'nt climb to fast with the halogen so I figured the battery wasn't taking all of the charge,And now with the new bulb it's climbing about the same pace as with the halogen but I've come to a point where ALL batteries are not moving at all in voltage.Will keep posting the results as they come in.Also I've tried to replace the 3rd battery with a capacitor but the circuit didn't work.And if I tried to add 1 more battery behind the #2 battery the charge would change to #2 and #3 batteries would start to discharge and batteries #1 and # 4 would charge up .


-Gary

[ren]

Hi mate, First check that your meters arent playing up, it sounds interesting if they arent I got an analogue volt gauge the other day, 11-15v. The analogue tells a much different story to my digital gauge.

Can you draw a schematic?

[gmeat]

Hi Ren,


All batteries are good in the meters.As far as a schematic,I'm not sure how to do that without digging out my crummy camera and making a utube video.It's really quite simple though.Just take your + terminal from #1 battery jump it to the + terminal of the 2nd battery then take the - Terminal from the 2nd battery and run that to the - Terminal of the 3rd battery and then take a jumper wire from the 3rd battery + terminal and run it through a light bulb and then take the other end from the lightbulb to go back to the #1 battery - Terminal.This is working out pretty cool so far.The #2 battery has chaged up from between 7-8 volts to right now it doesn't seem to want to go past 12.44 volts and the #1 and #3 batteries one sits @ 12.61 volts for about a half hour now and the other sits @12.71 volts.So they have moved down .001 volts since my last post,But that's not to bad considering I have a 12 volt light going @500 miilliamps.
I feel like hitting this stuborn #2 battery with the halogen soon lol.


-Gary

[Jetijs]

Gary, if you can, please draw the schematic, because it is hard to understand what you are doing. So far it sounds to me that you are using kind of Tesla switch. So basically you have two batteries in series that makes 24v and this is connected to another single 12V battery through a bulb. That means that the 24v side will charge up the 12v side lighting the bulb in the same time. Is this right?

[gmeat]

Yes I'm a noob lol

Hi Everyone,


Could somone enlighten me as to what the use of the switch is and it's function that I see in some of these schematics people post and in the Free Energy Generation book on pages 46 and 47.Yes, I know I'm a noob but want to understand the function of these machines better and if anyone can explain the 555 part of it also that would be gretly appreciated. Thx in advance


-Gary

[gmeat]

Hi Jettjs,


Yes I believe thats exactly whats happening with this setup.But the weird thing is that it basically will drag the #1 and #3 battery down to a certain level and just sit there,Kinda strange so far.Also,It's not exactly in series because the only thing connecting the #1 battery and the #3 battery is the lightbulb between the 2 batteries.More testing is needed.



-Gary

[gmeat]

Gary, if you can, please draw the schematic, because it is hard to understand what you are doing. So far it sounds to me that you are using kind of Tesla switch. So basically you have two batteries in series that makes 24v and this is connected to another single 12V battery through a bulb. That means that the 24v side will charge up the 12v side lighting the bulb in the same time. Is this right?

Hi again Jetijs,



After further thought here is what's happening.Battery #1 has to pass through battery#2 so it is charging it up and then enters battery #3 and then goes through the lightbulb to get back to battery#1's - Terminal.Hope this explains better what I'm doing. I dont have the program to draw the schematic but I know you do .I'll tell you if it's right lol.



-Gary

[Jetijs]

I don't know what operating system does your computer have, but if it is windows95, 98, XP or vista, then just use the paint program to draw the circuit, save it and upload it via the forums attachment system. To get to the paint program you need to go Start>Programs>Accessories and there should be the paint program.
Hope this helps.

[gmeat]

I don't know what operating system does your computer have, but if it is windows95, 98, XP or vista, then just use the paint program to draw the circuit, save it and upload it via the forums attachment system. To get to the paint program you need to go Start>Programs>Accessories and there should be the paint program.
Hope this helps.

Hi Jetijs,


Ok dang,I was hoping you could just pop it on my screen .I'll look into that now.



-Gary

[mikkyo]

If you want a simple schematic layout program, you could try DesignWorksLite (available for both windows and mac):
Capilano Computing - DesignWorks Lite

If you are on windows and need an advanced schematic layout program, here is a free one that also lets you do board design and send in the files to have boards made.

ExpressPCB - Free PCB layout and schematic software

[gmeat]

If you want a simple schematic layout program, you could try DesignWorksLite (available for both windows and mac):
Capilano Computing - DesignWorks Lite

If you are on windows and need an advanced schematic layout program, here is a free one that also lets you do board design and send in the files to have boards made.

ExpressPCB - Free PCB layout and schematic software

Hi Mikkyo,


Thx for those links Mikkyo.


-Gary

[gmeat]

Here is my schematic

Hi Everyone,



Here is the very simple schematic.

art.com artPad


-Gary

[Jetijs]

Gary,
you can use this online paint program:
art.com artPad

you just need to draw your picture and then click "save and send" after you fill the info in the forms (you can type in anything), you will get a link where others will be able to see what you painted. Foe example, here is my picture:
flash_detection

[gmeat]

Gary,
you can use this online paint program:
art.com artPad

you just need to draw your picture and then click "save and send" after you fill the info in the forms (you can type in anything), you will get a link where others will be able to see what you painted. Foe example, here is my picture:
flash_detection

Hi Jetijs,


Thx for the link jetijs.This simple idea is blowing me away so far .



-Gary