Hi folks, meant to reply to this before also, though couldn't find the post from turion, thanks for posting it luther.
Quote from turion:
So, tried two 12volt-7ah SLA in series, for 24 volt input, as primaries, then a 1.5 farad-12 volt (20v peak) car audio capacitor.
Used a 10 ohm-10 watt resistor inline, instead of motor.
Manually alternated charging capacitor from primaries, then disconnected capacitor for primary and dumped cap directly across a single 12volt-7ah SLA.
Resistor heated up quickly with capacitor dumping around 14-15 volts and dropping to 13 or so volts and back up.
Would imagine another resistor could be placed inline for the capacitor dump to take advantage of that also.
Guess good way to see how efficient this is, is keep swapping single battery being charged by capacitor dump and see how many will charge or a parallel 12 volt bank.
Probably nothing new, though not sure i have tested this in this particular way, by a complete disconnection for the capacitor dump.
If i am comprehending you turion, i see it, i think, at least with this simpler idea.
Need a relay for the cap dump/cap charge switching.
peace love light
tyson
Quote from turion:
So you take one of these motors and you put it together with one of these generators and what do you get? ……..But wait, there’s more! If you run this on the 3BGS setup and use a cap in the third position, the primaries last longer than they are supposed to, and you use up hardly any power. It goes through the motor and builds up in the cap. Can we devise a method to dump that cap back into the primaries while it is replaced by another cap? Or dump it into a different set of two primaries that are busy being charged while two other primaries are running the setup? This is not rocket science. For me one of the MOST IMPORTANT discoveries about the 3BGS was that you can run the motor on the POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE between the primaries and the secondary without using (hardly) ANY of that power up.
Used a 10 ohm-10 watt resistor inline, instead of motor.
Manually alternated charging capacitor from primaries, then disconnected capacitor for primary and dumped cap directly across a single 12volt-7ah SLA.
Resistor heated up quickly with capacitor dumping around 14-15 volts and dropping to 13 or so volts and back up.
Would imagine another resistor could be placed inline for the capacitor dump to take advantage of that also.
Guess good way to see how efficient this is, is keep swapping single battery being charged by capacitor dump and see how many will charge or a parallel 12 volt bank.
Probably nothing new, though not sure i have tested this in this particular way, by a complete disconnection for the capacitor dump.
If i am comprehending you turion, i see it, i think, at least with this simpler idea.
Need a relay for the cap dump/cap charge switching.
peace love light
tyson
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