free energy via electronic means

[SwinG]

My friend just stopped the test. The batteries went dead.
He'll try again monday, when he gets som shorter wires for the batteries.

[Walter Hofmann]

Hi,
If I see the picture right then the batteries and inverter are put in series instead of parallel this is a 24 V setup and with a normal 12V charger the batteries never get charged up to full. both batteries need to be in paralell and the charger put on one batterie and the inverter on the other. further the wire are to small it should be at least AWG 10 or thicker and verry short. did I read the inverter right that it is a 1,500W type? what load is on there?
just wana help from my expierience

greetings
walt

A friend of mine came over, and I showed him this thread. He has now made his own setup, with two batteries. I have attached some pictures of his setup. For now, it has been running for more than two hours, drawing 300W. The batteries are both 80Ah, so we willl not be sure of OU before after 6.5 hours. He hasn't got a volt meter, so we will have to wait.


@watssup
How are your setup doing. Is it still running, or have you lost interrest?
I noticed that you haven't crossed the inverter input and charger output. If this is of great importance, you system shoulden't be able to work.

@ring_theory
The system you'll sell for $1000, could you ship such system to denmark  (without the batteries offcause), and how much loade can you guarantee it will support?
I know you would like to make som money on this idea, but for common bennefit, could you hand out a shopping list of what brand/model of inverter and charger to buy? If not, you don't have to explain.

[ring_theory]

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[hartiberlin]

Hi Walter,
is it possible, that
iyou could post a picture of your setup ?
So we can see, with what components you had success.

Many thanks in advance.

Regards, Stefan.

[pese]

@WsinG

Attention
the "Spyrometer" will shown you WRONG "Power".
Because it can not metering the scare wavers (50Hz) from
the inverter !!  Also not if the Inverter is "classified" as an
"modificated Sinus" Inverter !

If your device will running , an the batteries will not go down,
al will be happy (also without "reading" the in an out of internal
power values) .

Some hundreds Watts for light , and no lost volgages in batteries
over some days , that is enougth to find , to see , to belive.
Pese