David Bowling's Continuous Charging Device

[callanan]

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[hartiberlin]

@callanan
You must put the motor in series with the second battery, not in parallel...

[miki02131]

Not even close my friend. The configuration is much simpler than that. The implementation is hard though since you may need to do some mod to the motor's windings.

Thanks,

Miki.

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[FatBird]

Dave, you can discharge batteries fairly fast by buying 12V bulbs that are the same size & thread as household bulbs.  They are generally 50 watts (4 Amps) apiece & are sold at Auto Supply stores.  You can screw them into regular household light receptacles, connected to your batteries.

Connect 2 in parallel for 8 amps, 3 for 12 amps, 4 for 16 amps, etc.
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[Meccanojoe.]

Hello All,
               as this is my first post let me introduce myself.My name is Joe and I am based in Ireland.II am interested in  wind solar and free energy.Anyway I have been following this thread with much interest.I have a question.It is my understanding that David is powering a 12volt inverter to check how much power his charged batteries are capble of giving out.He plugs a KWh meter into inverter and mains light bulb as a load.
Now my question is this is the inverter a sine or modified sine wave type.  ?If it is modified sine the KWH meter might be giving incorrect reading.
                                                                                        Joe.