Stingo Solid State Battery Charger

[FRC]

cikljamas

Hi guys !

Farmhand, i remember from my karate days how to count till 5, the rest
i forgot, but i know how to say in japanese I LOVE YOU (ajshtelu, or if
you mean more women ajshtemas), and THANK YOU (aligatou), and that
is all that i need when i enter in concubines house

I must admit that you are almost as good joker as i am
Your last post made me laugh too, especially your shaking with your
head when you meat angry people with flooded houses

What did you mean by your question considering possibility of learning
english over here ? How do you imagine i could know to put that times
together (your lesson-bravo-thanks) without education ? Only throu
internet and books ?...It would not be so easy if at all, learning some
language like that, believe me ! Comma ? Thanks for that, better to
put comma, than to be in coma...

Sucahyo, here is my new picture with comparison two home made
inverters , first one picture is two mosfets lightening 15 W bulb,
second one is six 2n3055 inverter lightening the same bulb with
mAmps and voltage readings, just because you asked for it...

Cheers !

Do these inverters put out a square wave or sine wave ?

FRC

[Farmhand]

Not exactly sure myself yet I haven't made one to scope the output but I imagine the output would be a bit sine-wavy going through a transformer. Most likely not pure sinewave, so to speak. When I build one to scope i'll post some shots.

Cheers

[dingo]

Hi Dingo, you have a very good idea a couple of posts up that I don't think anyone has thought of yet, I might try that out on my old junker car one day soon, just to see what happens, not sure how to go about it yet or if it will work, but it's worth a try.

I'm off to the city. Wish me luck. The city is a wierd place, there are some angry people live in the city. They make me do this.

Hi FH...yeah i was testing some Tachometers and they take their pulse from the Coil(-). I dont have a scope, but i noticed it had a 'bite'. Also, while building some CD Ignitions, i put a microwave diode up to the tower.....not really sure what im doing, just playing around...and the idea occured to me

[cikljamas]

Sucahyo, how should we use this to increase efficiency of our radiant
circuits, you have to know this better than many :
http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/5...gulatorxxx.jpg

This switching method must be promising, and that relay switching
that we talked about, should we have not adjust 555 timer to flip/flop
much more often than just every two minutes ?

Cheers !

[sucahyo]

Sucahyo, here is my new picture with comparison two home made inverters , first one picture is two mosfets lightening 15 W bulb, second one is six 2n3055 inverter lightening the same bulb with mAmps and voltage readings, just because you asked for it...

Many thanks for that . Interesting voltage and amp reading...

Sucahyo, how should we use this to increase efficiency of our radiant circuits, you have to know this better than many :
http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/5...gulatorxxx.jpg

I think it may has similar efficiency as MOSFET desulfator. That is a kind of radiant circuit too I guess, but with predefined output voltage.

This switching method must be promising, and that relay switching that we talked about, should we have not adjust 555 timer to flip/flop much more often than just every two minutes ?

Why it has to be fast? Bedini ferris wheel rpm is slow, and he mention us to slow down too...

[cikljamas]

Many thanks for that . Interesting voltage and amp reading...
.

Welcome !
How many thanks for this picture (result) ? :
http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/844...5wnewresul.jpg

Why it has to be fast? Bedini ferris wheel rpm is slow, and he mention us to slow down too...

I am not sure about this issue, i just saw some very quick switching
circuits, and it came to my mind that this could be the reason why
we did not come closer to our ultimate goal OU...But if you say this is
the better way, i believe you...

Cheers !

[sucahyo]

Welcome !
How many thanks for this picture (result) ? :
http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/844...5wnewresul.jpg

Plenty .

That make me reminded to previous question about sine wave and square wave output. What kind of electric appliance require sine wave? Have you try it on electric iron yet?

I am not sure about this issue, i just saw some very quick switching circuits, and it came to my mind that this could be the reason why we did not come closer to our ultimate goal OU...

Relatively same question is posted on ferris wheel, here is Bedini's answer.

The reason for the low current is allow for the highest possible Radiant Energy that is found in all space that surrounds you, some call it, Radiant, negative energy, special charges and so on, but it's all the same thing. This energy is scattered vectors pointing everywhere thought-out space.

I wonder if I do it unconciously lol, why I choose to use many stingo at low power than one at high power. I know that I can produce 700mA output with just one, and yet I choose three to produce them....

The cap dump technique also dump the charge at "slow" rate of 2 seconds each.

[sniky]

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...tml#post126842

[7imix]

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...tml#post126842

Thanks for posting a link to this, I have a hard time keeping up with the volume of posts in that thread. I will try.

[Guruji]

JT and Stingo

Hi guys JT is said that it emits RF does Stingo emits these frequencies? cause certain persons feels headaches with these.
Thanks

[7imix]

Hi guys JT is said that it emits RF does Stingo emits these frequencies? cause certain persons feels headaches with these.
Thanks

It depends on the coil. I have only seen up to about 30khz with my power stingos. I saw higher frequencies with my low power stingo.

It also depends on the geometry of the coil. A standard helix coil would be the worst for rf, a toroid sould be better, a bifilar toroid might be the best, if it's possible to oscillate a bifilar coil. I should try.

You should build experiment and see if it gives you a headache... Mine never have.

[sniky]

It depends on the coil. I have only seen up to about 30khz with my power stingos. I saw higher frequencies with my low power stingo.

It also depends on the geometry of the coil. A standard helix coil would be the worst for rf, a toroid sould be better, a bifilar toroid might be the best, if it's possible to oscillate a bifilar coil. I should try.

You should build experiment and see if it gives you a headache... Mine never have.

Now that you mention that, with the stingo slayer exciter I felt some headache, but a couple hours after "I left the building" so I didn't thought they are related....

[7imix]

Nope, it's not possible to oscillate a bifilar coil, at least with my limited testing. Not enough inductance.

[sniky]

slayer coil is not bifilar coil...

[7imix]

slayer coil is not bifilar coil...

I know. I was just testing for my own curiosity because I had not tried before.