Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[DrStiffler]

@All
Tuning a SEC coil; PLEASE you need a correct tuning tool, this is of plastic or cherry wood or some other non ferrous material and insulator. If you do not have the correct tool, order one.

I damage the cores now and then and its done with a correct tool, if you back the slug out of the form and reinsert it and cross thread it, bang its gone. The coils cost me around $1.63 each, this is the cost of the coil, shipping and to have someone unwind and rewind it for the proper value.

Please be careful, with cost plus shipping for a single coil, you almost buy a whole board.

To many coils damaged now, so please protect you board and use the proper tool and do not cross thread.

[Freezer]

Great job,

I wonder if this has anything to do with sympathetic vibrations, which would to relate to the plates being similar in size and distance, or something related.  Anyways look forward to your work.

[gotoluc]

Hi all,
another update for this morning. at 1:15 am today (before going to bed) I decided to try to recharge a battery with the SEC circuit. I have 2 new identical 31 series, 125 Amp/hr. deep cycle batteries which I got for my personal van home. Anyway, the one I decided to charge was sitting at 12.50 volts and hooked it up at 1:15 am to the SEC and the voltage stabilized around 12.65 volts and the SEC was drawing 45ma. At 9:45 am this morning (8.5 hours later) I disconnected the SEC and let the battery sit for 10 minutes and took a reading and it's now at 12.53 volts, so up by about .03 volts. So I think it can be used for recharging batteries and may also show that batteries may hold their charge longer (under load) when charged by the SEC since it has quickly changed my HHO cell in a battery. I will do another test with a 1,500 watts inverter which I will connect a fix load to it to drain one of my batteries and then recharge it with the SEC and redo the same load test again to see if the SEC helps increase battery load time.

Also an update on the cell, since I was using the SEC for charging the battery my cell sat there for the 8.5 hours, so I took a voltage reading from each side (since it's a negative center cell) and the left side is at 5.02 volts and the right side is at 3.14 volts, so it is still at 8.16 volts 8.5 hour later.

Luc

[plengo]

@gotoluc

hello gotoluc, since you are also charging batteries. I notice that I could change the charging behavior in about 80% (I know that dramatic) if you pay attention to the wave shape of the signal "around" the battery terminals using a "floating coil" (coil that only picks the magnetic field without touching anything in the SEC or other components).

Some waveshapes will give you a much better charging and keep that voltage at what you can read when charging, while other waveshapes will give the results you observed. I have been charging and load testing my 100ah battery for quiet some time now. It is very time consuming as you stated, about 8 to 10 hours each charge and another 2 to 3 hours load test (if using a 20 hours rate amps).

I also observed that when using waveshapes that are just perfect sinosoidal in nature will give you the fastest charge BUT horrible load test. My best shape is toward what is commonly known on the Bedini circles as the "H" shape.

I change the waveshape using more chokes on the output of the AV plug and some "antenas" that somehow change the shape of it. Error and trial.

Fausto.

[gotoluc]

@gotoluc

hello gotoluc, since you are also charging batteries. I notice that I could change the charging behavior in about 80% (I know that dramatic) if you pay attention to the wave shape of the signal "around" the battery terminals using a "floating coil" (coil that only picks the magnetic field without touching anything in the SEC or other components).

Some waveshapes will give you a much better charging and keep that voltage at what you can read when charging, while other waveshapes will give the results you observed. I have been charging and load testing my 100ah battery for quiet some time now. It is very time consuming as you stated, about 8 to 10 hours each charge and another 2 to 3 hours load test (if using a 20 hours rate amps).

I also observed that when using waveshapes that are just perfect sinosoidal in nature will give you the fastest charge BUT horrible load test. My best shape is toward what is commonly known on the Bedini circles as the "H" shape.

I change the waveshape using more chokes on the output of the AV plug and some "antenas" that somehow change the shape of it. Error and trial.

Fausto.

@plengo

Thank you for taking the time to explain your battery charging experience with the SEC circuit. It would be great if I could call you and we could talk more since this is new to me. I have Skype and also unlimited long distance calling. Let me know if it would be possible.

Thanks again.

Luc