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[Groundloop]

@guruji,

Great that you made it work. :-)

Groundloop.

[Inquorate]

hi groundloop, hope you're still subscribed to this thread.. Thankyou for all the great work you've been doing at www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/5699-c-o-p-1-a.html , continuing what you started doing here.

I heard about an altercation on energetic forum earth battery thread, due to which it's been mentioned on www.hereticalbuilders.com that you would be welcome there.

Thought i'd extend the welcome to you and also to any other active builders, heretics etc..

Here's how to join;

www.hereticalbuilders.com/showthread.php?t=109

[Groundloop]

@Inquorate,

Thank you for the invitation to the www.hereticalbuilders.com and thanks
for the nice circuit you invented. I'm currently testing the circuit as a regular
charger on my desulphated batteries. It works great. The circuit runs cold
even when charging with a lot of current. No need for big heat sinks anymore.
The circuit also "tracks" the battery very good and is self regulating the current
through the charge cycle. Very little energy is wasted as heat both in the circuit
and in the battery. So it is an extremely efficient charging method.

Thanks,
Groundloop.

[guruji]

@Inquorate,

A the invitation to the www.hereticalbuilders.com and thanks
for the nice circuit you invented. I'm currently testing the circuit as a regular
charger on my desulphated batteries. It works great. The circuit runs cold
even when charging with a lot of current. No need for big heat sinks anymore.
The circuit also "tracks" the battery very good and is self regulating the current
through the charge cycle. Very little energy is wasted as heat both in the circuit
and in the battery. So it is an extremely efficient charging method.

Thanks,
Groundloop.

Hi Groundloop can you please post schematic?How did it finish about the mosfet circuit?
Thanks

[Groundloop]

@guruji,

Sure, here you go.

Use thickest possible enameled copper wire that will fit your Toroid core.
Use a small heat sink on the MOSFET transistor. Use a N-Type MOSFET
with high current capability. Any Ultra Fast diode will do instead of BYV29
as long as the diode can handle some few Ampere. Mine can take 8 Ampere.

Groundloop