free energy via electronic means

[SwinG]

Please understand. I DON'T WAN'T TO MAKE MONEY FROM THIS.
Actually, I would gladly help others to replicate, if I get a working system.

So the actual efficiency of off the self inverters is extremely poor, since they are supposed to be plugged in cars and they are really not concerned about efficiency. Especially the lower end mass market units.

Who cares about the inverter efficiency when the power is for free. 

But trying to convince others who are on the grid to stock loads of batteries, etc, would be more demanding.

I'm pretty convinced that most people would have no problem using a few square feet for storing the battery banks, and change them every 5 years, if it could provide them with free energy. Maybe som people don't care about the money they can save. After all it woulden't be more than $150/month in savings for an avarage household, But what about the inviromental implications. A system like this would mean ZERO CO2 emission.
How about that for a starter. Bye bye Kyoto.

And don't forget that improvements would be applied fast, if this gets known.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I can figure out, two battery banks of 10 60Ah cells would be sufficient to substain power for an average household. Thats 20 cells in total. How much room would that take. Not a lot.
Make it 40 cells in total, and it would still be only a few square feet if you stack them vertically.

About the exploding demand for lead/acid batteries this would create, I have no idea.

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[Dingus Mungus]

Maybe someone should experiment with some Zinc Air Batteries in this configuration...

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[SwinG]

I couldn't wait.

Just bought a used battery, 95Ah big mother f.....  $16.5
Bought a 10A car electronic charger, with overload protection - $42
Bought an 300W inverter - $50

Total of $108.5

Hooked it up.
Battery voltage reads 12.45.
Turns on inverter and a 100W light bulb. Voltage drops to about 12.03V
Turn on the charger, and the voltage dropped further to 11.91V.

The light bulb and charger has been on for 15 minutes now, and voltage has RAISED to 11.98 !!!

I just can't beleave this.

I don't know how much juice there was on the battery, but a 95Ah at 12.45V can't be fully charged.



Just added some pictures.
The voltage has now droped to 11.93V, so I guess time will show. I'll turn off the bulb when the voltage droppes to 11.90V, and just let the charger put more juice one the battery, from the inverter offcause.