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[plengo]

I started my new series of tests for the 9v NiCd batteries.

@Gadgetmall,

can you, please, post a picture of your fan with magnet positioned so that I can have a better idea of how you did it? If not, look at the pictures and tell me which one is closer to your setup you think.


Fausto.

[plengo]

So far my 9v NiCd tests are an utterly failure.

I have not been able to replicate my own replication using those small batteries neither with two 5amp/h SLAs.



I guess science is winning!

Fausto.

[Pirate88179]

@ Fausto:

"I guess science is winning!"

Not for long.

Bill

[Hoppy]

So far my 9v NiCd tests are an utterly failure.

I have not been able to replicate my own replication using those small batteries neither with two 5amp/h SLAs.



I guess science is winning!

Fausto.

It's beginning to look like the battery capacity or condition is responsible for the charging effect. We know that a heavily loaded battery can show a rise in terminal voltage over quite a considerable period of time. This may also be the case using minimal loading on some batteries at varying rates and levels depending on capacity and condition of the battery.

Hoppy

[hoptoad]

I guess science is winning!
Fausto.

The word science is derived from latin (scientia) and basically means "to observe" or "to know".

You never lose anything by observing, but there is always knowledge to gain. Sometimes that knowledge will be in agreeance with "established" observation and sometimes it wont. When it doesn't match "established" observation, then you might challenge the validity of established observation, or humbly challenge your own. The trouble is, it's not usually our observation that leads us astray, it is our interpretations of what we observe.

I've had to challenge my own interpretations many times! ..... LOL 

Cheers