Stingo Solid State Battery Charger

[Guruji]

I recently thought that I forget something important when I use cap at the diode to the coil for the FWBR combiner. I now rememberred that the cap will prevent the difference of potential of one coil to the other from charging the battery.

So now I use the cap only on the diode to the source battery positive. This allow the potential difference of one coil to the other to charge the battery too. Since three stingo may always run at difference frequency, the voltage of each coil will be different. Imagine if one reach positive spike while other is at negative spike bouncing then the updated circuit will allow this voltage difference to charge the battery

Maybe just my imagination but I notice much faster charging speed with same circuit.


WIth three stingo that consume 800mA, 7Ah 12V gel battery charged at 15V when full. This is done on 4 good battery with same results.

Hi Sucahyo does this update apply to one stingo too about the cap?
Thanks

[animacosmica]

Good harmony to all of us,
thank you for your work in spreading the free energy,
'm an Italian, I write from Italy, I know little English and my message is created with the google translator.
I intend to experiment with a circuit to recharge batteries when considering the excellent circuits sucahyo called Stingo Solid State Battery Charger.
I have no experience in electronics and analysis tools as I only own a meter and an ammeter.
About I ask you to help me to give me an indication to the realization of a Stingo Solid State Battery Charger considering the following items available:

- N ° 4 BD243C transistor of the type that corresponds to TIP31C;
- N ° 4 BD244C transistor of the type that corresponds to TIP32C;
- N ° 3 potentiometers on the type 100K;
- N ° 3 potentiometers on the type 10k;
- N ° 3 capacitors of the type 250V AC;
- # 15 diodes IN4007 type 6AMP;
- N ° 6 of the type 15k resistors;
- N ° 3 resistors of the type 100;
- N ° 1 toroid from psu outside diameter 27 mm (1.063 inches), internal diameter 14 mm (0.5511 inches), high 11 mm (0.4330 inches);
- N ° 1 enamelled copper wire with a diameter of about 0.5 mm. (24 or 25 AWG) long about 9 mt. (29.52 feet);

- I do not know the characteristics for the battery that drives the circuit and the battery or batteries to recharge more I need to find.

Okay wind the toroid as single-line or fold in half to make a coil wire?

Depending on the components available to you wondering which type of circuit Stingo more ideal for a battery charger?

Realizing the claim is made operational terrestrial cosmic good to all of us

components available for the Stingo (you do not see the copper wire).jpg


Maurizio
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[Guruji]

Good harmony to all of us,
thank you for your work in spreading the free energy,
'm an Italian, I write from Italy, I know little English and my message is created with the google translator.
I intend to experiment with a circuit to recharge batteries when considering the excellent circuits sucahyo called Stingo Solid State Battery Charger.
I have no experience in electronics and analysis tools as I only own a meter and an ammeter.
About I ask you to help me to give me an indication to the realization of a Stingo Solid State Battery Charger considering the following items available:

- N ° 4 BD243C transistor of the type that corresponds to TIP31C;
- N ° 4 BD244C transistor of the type that corresponds to TIP32C;
- N ° 3 potentiometers on the type 100K;
- N ° 3 potentiometers on the type 10k;
- N ° 3 capacitors of the type 250V AC;
- # 15 diodes IN4007 type 6AMP;
- N ° 6 of the type 15k resistors;
- N ° 3 resistors of the type 100;
- N ° 1 toroid from psu outside diameter 27 mm (1.063 inches), internal diameter 14 mm (0.5511 inches), high 11 mm (0.4330 inches);
- N ° 1 enamelled copper wire with a diameter of about 0.5 mm. (24 or 25 AWG) long about 9 mt. (29.52 feet);

- I do not know the characteristics for the battery that drives the circuit and the battery or batteries to recharge more I need to find.

Okay wind the toroid as single-line or fold in half to make a coil wire?

Depending on the components available to you wondering which type of circuit Stingo more ideal for a battery charger?

Realizing the claim is made operational terrestrial cosmic good to all of us

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Maurizio
my website associative
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Hi animacosmica very nice nickname csmicsoul Io non parla molta italiano poco. Sono di Malta.
This is Sucahyo's circuit but I have built this and it works good.
One can use any drive battery cause it amplify voltage.
For 12v batteries you have to check if it's charging for driving the circuit.
Core winding should be about 1 to 2ohm.
I posted the one that Sucahyo used for battery charging.

[animacosmica]

Hi animacosmica very nice nickname csmicsoul Io non parla molta italiano poco. Sono di Malta.
This is Sucahyo's circuit but I have built this and it works good.
One can use any drive battery cause it amplify voltage.
For 12v batteries you have to check if it's charging for driving the circuit.
Core winding should be about 1 to 2ohm.
I posted the one that Sucahyo used for battery charging.

good harmony to you Guruji,
I thank you for helping me.

With regard to the circuit yourself exposed, I noticed that there is a potentiometer 500k of which do not have available to me as those from 100K.
It may be fine to use the 100K potentiometer in this circuit by you proposed?

For the single-wire coil, not knowing the value in ohms for calculating the number of turns of wire in the toroid, how many turns are useful for this toroid in shape with the wire 29.52 feet long by 24 or 25 AWG diameter?

From what I understood, in relation to the components described above, then the batteries are good for those acid 12 volt -70 ah?

We thank you again,
good things to all of us

Maurizio

[Guruji]

good harmony to you Guruji,
I thank you for helping me.

With regard to the circuit yourself exposed, I noticed that there is a potentiometer 500k of which do not have available to me as those from 100K.
It may be fine to use the 100K potentiometer in this circuit by you proposed?

For the single-wire coil, not knowing the value in ohms for calculating the number of turns of wire in the toroid, how many turns are useful for this toroid in shape with the wire 29.52 feet long by 24 or 25 AWG diameter?

From what I understood, in relation to the components described above, then the batteries are good for those acid 12 volt -70 ah?

We thank you again,
good things to all of us

Maurizio

Yes 100k pot is fine. Sorry about coil number of turns cause Sucahyo said that it should be that resistance regarding toroid. So in turns I cannot tell you cause resistance defers with gauge wire.
Yes this circuit can be used on any type of batteries except computer battery type cause those can explode with pulse charging.

[animacosmica]

Hello to all of us Guruji,

thanking you for the reply, from what I understand, there is no need Potentiometer 500K.

Having the dimensions of the torus described above and an enameled copper wire of 29.5 feet thick with a diameter of 24 or 25 awg, wrap around the copper wire in a single wire.

Not having an oscilloscope and having only a multimeter will try to adjust the potentiometer 100K and 10K just in manual mode.

Forgive me for the very little knowledge on electronics as it is only recently that I took the interest to learn

[Guruji]

Hello to all of us Guruji,

thanking you for the reply, from what I understand, there is no need Potentiometer 500K.

Having the dimensions of the torus described above and an enameled copper wire of 29.5 feet thick with a diameter of 24 or 25 awg, wrap around the copper wire in a single wire.

Not having an oscilloscope and having only a multimeter will try to adjust the potentiometer 100K and 10K just in manual mode.

Forgive me for the very little knowledge on electronics as it is only recently that I took the interest to learn

I don't have an oscilloscope neither and I'm an amatuer too in electronics.
You can use the multimeter to test resistance of the wire on toroid and check that it's between 1 to 2 ohms.
Yes on toroid single turn.

[animacosmica]

I don't have an oscilloscope neither and I'm an amatuer too in electronics.
You can use the multimeter to test resistance of the wire on toroid and check that it's between 1 to 2 ohms.
Yes on toroid single turn.

Guruji Thanks for helping
Not having control instruments apart from the voltmeter, I wish you the best of regular hand on the two potentiometers.
Thanking our inner source that gives us the awareness inside and outside, good harmony evolutionary crystalline loving to all of us

[boguslaw]

can somebody post link or explanation how to adjust this stingo charger circuit ? Which pot need to be set first ?

[Guruji]

can somebody post link or explanation how to adjust this stingo charger circuit ? Which pot need to be set first ?

I usually connect a voltmeter to the output terminals and see that it climbs more than the battery that I'm going to charge.
Once Sucahyo said that you monitor the input current for greater charging and if 10k is turned all you can change the 100ohm resistor with a lesser ohm and bigger watt.

[7imix]

Hello,

Sucahyo would like to respond to this thread, but is having problems logging in and posting, so he emailed me privately and asked me to post a reply here. Here is his reply:




Hello everyone. Nice to know there are still people that have interest in stingo. You can contact me more easily in youtube. my alias is sucahyovideo.

Here is my latest modification. I just add one more diode to make the circuit less damaging to the health.


The most effecient stingo is by combining two.


I use this one bellow to drive/control harddisk motor rotation. Should work for other stepper motor or brushed motor too.

According to Bedini, h-pulse is the key to battery conditioning. What if a battery is charged by incorrect pulses but still have its capacity filled? Is there anything we should pay attention with the layout?

Please make sure that your transistor is working correctly. For now the ideal layout is still a mistery, but I would try to make the output positive physicaly separated from the output negative, or use teflon/plastic insulated wire.

I consider stingo as orgone generator. Positive output is DOR, negative output is POR.

@Sucahyo, nice and simple little circuit, thank you !!

Thank you. Stingo do need fan and heatsink for transistor, coil and output diode.

I've build a small 6v solar panel to charge my Bike battery cause I had problems in starting and it's charging the battery very well thanks to Sucahyo.
Thanks

Thank you. Nice to know that.

For some reason the charge voltage will not increase above battery voltage(12V) any more. It is around 5-7V.
Nothing ever got hot, only warm to the touch.

When trying to use the 1 ohm resistor instead of battery and trying to adjust
to 1V output, I cannot get past 0.34V. As soon as I try and increase more,
the voltage reading drops to 0V.

Bad battery can be corroded and have the internal shorted or disconnected. There are 6 cell in 12V battery. Usually corrosion can not be repaired.

Stingo output voltage will depend on output.

i was really, really amazed with this circuit on a totally dead, as in dead since 1997, 6V SLA battery, showing 0.01V.
after three days of charging for about 4-5h a day, the battery now has a voltage of 6.77V!!!!! - leaving over night before measuring.

i do not have a 6V consumer any more, so i hooked up a small 12V light bulb.
the light is dim and the voltage drops to 6.54V, reducing by 0.01V every 5 sec or so. when disconnecting bulb again, voltage goes back up above 6.70V.
I will discharge at C20 and cycle it again a couple of time, but it is looking good so far.

That is great.

i have with toroid 0,5mm thick wire and 1.9 ohm resistance about 47 percent of COP. I wonder if the air core wouldnt be better at stingo?

air core have higher output voltage but lower output power. Air core is better for load that require very high voltage (like pure distiled water electrolysis or spark).

For charging or other low resistance load, ferrite core is better.

About I ask you to help me to give me an indication to the realization of a Stingo Solid State Battery Charger considering the following items available

The transistor that replace TIP31C must have enough current rating. It will depend on output current. Circuit with output of 200mA must have transistor capable of handling 200mA.


The diode that flow the current to charged battery have to be able to handle the max current.

If the coil have resistance of 1 ohm, and battery have internal resistance of 1 ohm, and the power source is 12Vm then the diode must be capable of flowing 6 Amp. For current that flowing coil discharge current, 1N4007 is too inadequate.

I am sorry that I can not give wire spesification but it is better to fully use/ wound the toroid until you can not wound it again.

Input voltage and output voltage will automatically adjusted. You can charge 12V with 3V source. Or charge 3V with 12V source.

But this kind of charger is not suitable for lithium based because lithium based charger require control of current and voltage.

You should never overcharge with this charger. I broke 6 nicad battery because I supposed to charge only for 5 minutes and went over 30 minutes.....

You should use a good timer.

Since the charging voltage will vary from every circuit, we can only use experience. The standing voltage can become higher too. Stop charging when the battery started to get warm (not hot, but warm). Learn at what charging voltage you should stop charging (when the charging voltage no longer increase) then use it for to time the next charging.

can somebody post link or explanation how to adjust this stingo charger circuit ? Which pot need to be set first ?

I usually connect a voltmeter to the output terminals and see that it climbs more than the battery that I'm going to charge.
Once Sucahyo said that you monitor the input current for greater charging and if 10k is turned all you can change the 100ohm resistor with a lesser ohm and bigger watt.

Yes. you can do that too.

Use two amp meter. One at input, one at output. Adjust the potentiometer between the transistor to get the desired output. The adjust the other potentio the get the best output per input ratio.

In my latest diagram, potention have been replaced with resistor. But different coil may need different resistor value. It is best to find the best resistance value. But sometimes it is good enough to use resistor.

I will kept one potentiometer because I don't always need full power.

[Nick_Z]

Guys:
Can someone please help Sucahyo to be able to re-enter this forum, and be able to post and respond personally. Please!!!
I also have a couple of questions to ask him concerning the negative effects of very near by cell phone towers on ones health, and if he thinks there may be some benefit in using orgone generators to combat those effects.
Sucahyo: Please send me a PM if necessary, or you can respond here as well. As I have been thinking of you lately, so I took the liberty of sending you this post. I hope that you get it, and can respond personally in the future.
Nick_Z

P.S. I had the same problem logging in and posting previously, and was able to resolve it by changing my user name from NickZ to Nick_Z. It worked for me.

[citfta]

Nick_Z,

Send a PM to Aaron about Sucahyo. I had the same thing happen to me a month or so ago and I was able to get someone to contact Aaron and he fixed it. It was something about my stats had been deactivated or something like that. I had wondered where Sucahyo had gone as I hadn't seen any of his posts for a while.

Carroll

[Nick_Z]

I've just sent a PM to Aaron, concerning Sucahyo's inability to log in or post, so we'll see what happens next. I hope it helps.
Nick_Z

[thebanano]

greeting all...
if you wanna find sucahyo, then please go to www.thetruthdenied.com...his latest post on that site dated on march 2013...still with the orgone and cemenite, and of course with his "humblepowerful" oscillator a.k.a stingo... :-)