Transient Spike Battery Charger, 600 Volts!

[Tonysam1]

[amigo]

Hi Tony,

Welcome to the forum.

Just a comment regarding the batteries charged through the spikes/collapsing field as I'm not sure if you read this, but Bedini said himself that the quality of the energy charging the batteries is different than "normal" energy.

So your battery acting differently in the phone could be due to that, although for effects to be more visible Bedini says that the battery needs to be "conditioned" so 20 or more charge/discharge cycles...

Another reason would be that you fried a microcontroller in the battery pack and that's why your phone is not detecting it anymore.

[Tonysam1]

Hi Tony,

Welcome to the forum.

Just a comment regarding the batteries charged through the spikes/collapsing field as I'm not sure if you read this, but Bedini said himself that the quality of the energy charging the batteries is different than "normal" energy.

So your battery acting differently in the phone could be due to that, although for effects to be more visible Bedini says that the battery needs to be "conditioned" so 20 or more charge/discharge cycles...

Another reason would be that you fried a microcontroller in the battery pack and that's why your phone is not detecting it anymore.

Hi amigo,

Thanks for commenting.

I was just thinking about the micro controller as the root of the battery problem today, considering it is being hit with such high voltages. Also i have noticed on its 3rd recharge cycle that the recharge time has decreased!

Just a question too you amigo or anyone reading the thread, has anyone else observed or experimented with relay switching as compared to the transistor switching that Bedini uses in his circuits? I'm guessing that because of the very sharp on and off transitions that the relay allows in contrast to solid state switching of a transistor (with their rise delays) I'm experiencing voltages way higher then what i remember Bedini stating in the Energy from the Vacuum videos ( i remember him saying that the transient only reached 400 - 500 volts). I'm hoping to get my hands on a camcorder soon so i can post a video but i am easily charging caps up to 600 volts before my multimeter gives me an error

Once again thanks for posting back,

Tony