Tesla Switch need help

[plengo]

@Bessler007

We are trying to work here. Make history. Be difference in the world. We are creating new things. Please. Post your work. Let's be productive. He has a reason well understood by some for removing the posts. Even that is posted before.

We need to work together. Eliminating all unecessary comments and disagreements. The goal is to create something new, learn and be productive. If the intent is NOT that we shall look elsewhere.

Certainly this thread is NOT waste. Even if things are missing. We will suceed.

Fausto.

[Bessler007]

Hello Fausto,

It is work to read and understand some threads.  When major parts disappear it becomes even more work.  Thank you for restoring some of your posts, Groundloop.

I do understand the frustration of having people treat your property as if they have some right to use it by attempting to hijack your machine.  I think I use Linux for the same reason I have a loaded double barrel sawed off handy to greet some people.  You never know who might come knocking.

I think you have to decide what you're willing to share and once you've made that decision to let it stand.  This thread began last year in the middle of September and has over 140 replies.  It is a lot of work to read and digest.

In my not so humble opinion, when you've given something to a community you shouldn't take it back. If that's a tyrannical opinion well then . . .

Bessler the Tyrant
mib HQ

. . .   . Post your work.
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[Thaelin]

Hi Groundloop:
   Yes that circuit by bedini with the signal transformers it what I used. I traced the problem to a dead transistor, high leakage and thats why it got hot. Partialy on when it should have been off. Ready to install a new one in its place. Should fix.
   Did another manual run of the circuit for 7 minutes just using jumper cables and to my surprise, both sets of bats showed more voltage after resting for over a half hour when I walked down to RS for the trannies. Intersting to say the least.  No ureka but sure is funny. Just wired two serial and two parallel and put a motor in between that has a 3 amp draw under load and let it run.
   To the trany. Then the test begins.

thaelin

[Groundloop]

@Thaelin,

Just remember that when you load a battery then the internal resistance drops and the battery gain voltage. The charge in the battery is dropping. Only a long time run with the battery swapping circuit will tell the truth.

Groundloop.

[Thaelin]

   What my expectations are is that I will see loss over all for the work done. AKA the motor spinning the low drag gen will consume some. Just in this mode of energy transfer the excess is being transfered to the other batteries instead of nowhere. What I mean by that is once it hits the ground lug, its gone. The point I want to persue, is how much of that work can I harvest back as to how much used. I intend to try and capture the emf from the motor as well.
   But to do that I will have to figure out why the bedini circuit heats number six trannie. Output is only around 9v and not much amps. This is where a six channel scope would be great to have. Fear I have lag in switching times. That is where I need to focus now.  More as it happens.

thaelin