Tesla Switch need help

[Thaelin]

   There will always be some out there that have nothing better to do than jump on others. Like I said, just ignore them.

Now onto better things. I have finished the 4 batt system.  Have a goof somewhere in it. Tranny six gets hot, but motor tries to run. Can see the switching going on with the scope. I did find a goof in the schematics. The one I used has the bridge rectifier set up wrong. If you make it your self like I did with 3amp diodes, check the polarities or just use a reg bridge.

thaelin

[Groundloop]

@Thaelin,

Did you build the battery switching unit? (My version attached.)
Or, did you build the transformer version? (My basic method circuit attached.)

[EDIT] Updtaed the circuit drawing.

Groundloop.

[Thaelin]

   It is the standard 4 switch that bedini had at the symposium with the nicad batts. I just substituted 12v 5 amp bats instead. I am needing some sleepy time so will go over the board to see where I made the mistake. Transistor 6 gets hot and shouldn't. When I wire up the 4 bats manually, it all works good. Over 25v opposed to 13 giving  a good strong 12v for the motor to run off of. Ran it for a couple of minutes manually and the parallel bats went up over 16v so need to keep the switch time less. Promising tho. Time will tell. More later.
   At the rest of y'all
           Lets do it

thaelin

[Groundloop]

@Thaelin,

Did you build it just like the attached drawing shows?
Can you post your circuit drawing?

Groundloop.

[Bessler007]

Hello  Groundloop,

Do not attempt to make an equivalency between you and the other members of this forum.  There is none.  The overwhelming, vast majority of people that post here do so and let it stand.  You delete your posts eliminating any context of the responses.

By doing that you waste people's time (like mine) that attempt to understand what happened.

You are not like the vast majority of people that post here.  You deserve to be cussed up one side and down the other.

I might add I don't need your understanding of a circuit.  I've taken circuits from my imagination and built them.

It has often annoyed me to respond to a post that magically disappears.  I probably need to review this thread to understand what is being said but that's irrelevent to the point I'd like to make.  Here is the point.  You make comments based on what  you see then "magically" what you see is no longer there!  Is that amazing or what?!?  Magic is a hell of a thing

To protect yourself from that magic I'd suggest you quote in its entirety everything you're responding to.  If you do that you can create or establish the context of your response.

As far as I can see if you don't do what I suggest you might as well keep your friggin mouth shut.  Can anyone see something here that I'm missing?

Please share.  I'd like to know.  Below is a link to culprit in question.

[EDIT] Deleted.

delted my friggin arse.

@Bessler007,

When you get a lot of mails with virus attachments, a hacked computer with deleted files and comments like this then you want to quit this forum. I was really thinking of quitting this forum, deleted my files, ready to unsubscribe,  but then a member urged me to stay. Now I'm not so sure I why I did stay. There is just too many bad people out there, but I do not think you are one of them! What do you want to know? I can repost the circuit drawings if that is what your missing.

Please do not use foul language, I do not deserve that and neither do any other member on this forum!

Groundloop.