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Just to visualize the data from the three days of Skywatcher's test #2, I've plotted them into a graph, too. Please note that the time scale does not include the resting times, which would take too much place. And the illumination Y axes does not scale to the maximum of 29000 lux at fully charged batteries, but rather just to the maximum reached during the 3 days of "recharging" - roughly 6% of the max.

The average brightness during the test was only at around 4% of the maximum, drawing so only negligible currents and energy from the battery during 90 seconds, while resting 24 hours between the burns (4½ minutes during 67 hours). The small bounces of the intensity at the start of every burn are perfectly consistent with the Battery Relaxation Phenomena. Already at the 3rd day, it is clear that the rebounce is smaller than the day before, hence no self-recharging was observed.

[Pirate88179]

Just to visualize the data from the three days of Skywatcher's test #2, I've plotted them into a graph, too. Please note that the time scale does not include the resting times, which would take too much place. And the illumination Y axes does not scale to the maximum of 29000 lux at fully charged batteries, but rather just to the maximum reached during the 3 days of "recharging" - roughly 6% of the max.

The average brightness during the test was only at around 4% of the maximum, drawing so only negligible currents and energy from the battery during 90 seconds, while resting 24 hours between the burns (4½ minutes during 67 hours). The small bounces of the intensity at the start of every burn are perfectly consistent with the Battery Relaxation Phenomena. Already at the 3rd day, it is clear that the rebounce is smaller than the day before, hence no self-recharging was observed.

Very nice graph.  I guess this is clear proof that Skywatcher lives in a dead zone right? (Grin)  I mean, what else are they going to say?

Bill

[skywatcher]

Very nice graph.  I guess this is clear proof that Skywatcher lives in a dead zone right? (Grin)  I mean, what else are they going to say?

Bill

I live in a place with plenty of EM noise like Wifi networks etc...  so according to the 'official story' recharging should work quite well...

[e2matrix]

Just for another test idea how about putting it right next to or in front of a microwave oven the next time you need to cook something for several minutes.  Despite the essential Faraday design of most MOV's they still put out a huge amount of EMF (I've measured it with an EMF meter).   See if that does anything for recharging.   You might also set it next to a house breaker panel which tends to have 60 cycle EMF for some tests.  If none of those make any difference I think I'd be calling foul on this and pursuing a refund unless you just like the light as is.   

[nul-points]

I live in a place with plenty of EM noise like Wifi networks etc...  so according to the 'official story' recharging should work quite well...

LOL - they forgot to say this is a KIT  ...you buy the flashlight ...then add the recharging circuit yourself!  ;-)

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np