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[plengo]

Last night I had an "Eureka" moment when I position some neo magnets on the fan and tuned it to a certain point where the sound of the "geese" fan was very peculiar and the voltage on my SLA reverted from going down to really going UP.

I could not believe it myself so I let it run for 3 hours without touching it and closely ignoring my two kids, wife and cats and TV and even youtube just staring at the meter (my setup using an SLA is very , very sensitive to voltage variations) with eager expectations and "voiala" the voltage was indeed getting higher at an .01v per hour. Soooo, I decided to record a video and take pictures of the phenomena  so I could post it here.

As I was doing that I had to Stop the fan, and put the fan upside down so that I could show the magnets. Doing that I accidentally moved one of the magnets and the whole tunned circuit changed. After that I still can not find the correct spot again and voltage is going down even faster than before. Oh boy!!!

There is a very fine point where the voltage climbs and out of that point voltage simply goes down. I am very hopefull that I indeed hit the right spot and will continue trying to repeat that again.

Fausto.

[gadgetmall]

Last night I had an "Eureka" moment when I position some neo magnets on the fan and tuned it to a certain point where the sound of the "geese" fan was very peculiar and the voltage on my SLA reverted from going down to really going UP.

I could not believe it myself so I let it run for 3 hours without touching it and closely ignoring my two kids, wife and cats and TV and even youtube just staring at the meter (my setup using an SLA is very , very sensitive to voltage variations) with eager expectations and "voiala" the voltage was indeed getting higher at an .01v per hour. Soooo, I decided to record a video and take pictures of the phenomena  so I could post it here.

As I was doing that I had to Stop the fan, and put the fan upside down so that I could show the magnets. Doing that I accidentally moved one of the magnets and the whole tunned circuit changed. After that I still can not find the correct spot again and voltage is going down even faster than before. Oh boy!!!

There is a very fine point where the voltage climbs and out of that point voltage simply goes down. I am very hopefull that I indeed hit the right spot and will continue trying to repeat that again.

Fausto.

Wonderful . That is Exactly why i use FLAT magnet . I had ONE broke hard drive magnet . it is the only Black HD magnet i ever saw .I  stuck it on the front (only half)and its camouflaged and that is why i didn't mention it before  i could not see it . If you use Just one of those you can get that spot back and you wont  have to worry  because they won't MOVE !! . Yes that indeed does sound like geese dosnt it GOOD goose Produce Golden Eggs
Albert

[plengo]

Ok, I got my eureka back!!!

I played today with different configuration of magnets "knowing" what I am looking for and only changing one parameter, the magnets.

The difference is instantaneous. As soon as I get the correct positioning the voltage stops dropping and stabilizes. After 4 hours running the large battery increased its voltage in 0.01v and the SLA is steadily unchanged. It is absolutely amazing. There is nothing on the wave form that is different than before. The sound is more pronounced to a goose and the speed is about 132rpm only. The magnets are definitely doing something different that we can not see or measure except by the battery simply not discharging. I also noticed that as the battery is charging the speed of the fan accelerates and than drops in speed again.

I am using 3 different meters with charged batteries to make sure I am not craizy and when I see the voltage going up I immediately change the battery again just to make sure.

The magnets are two neos of about 1/2" in diameter and 1" length. The square magnet is one of those you buy at RadioShack, 1 3/4" by 7/8" by 3/8".

Now more than never I am eager to open a new 48v fan start to replicate my gadgetmall's replication. I could not done before because I am very bussy this days.

Fausto.

[nievesoliveras]

@gadgetmall

I have a question about the blinking diode. There are two different at radio shack.

One has three legs. the other has two. Which one you recommend?
I am trying to do the idea you told me on the PM.

I have a question also on the connection of the LED to the primary . Is it the primary battery or is it the primary coil? I do not understand that connection after the cap is charged to the voltage you specified.

Please advise.

Jesus

[IceStorm]

The one with 3 leg is a IR Receiver so  if both came in the same package , the one with two leg is a IR Transmitter, not a led light.