Hi all,
I uploaded new video about cgarging battery with reactive current
http://youtu.be/TvcnZz5bA9U
On the same way can be powered electrolyser.
This is the way with less invested energy
All the Best,
Milan
ALL WORDS.
NO Schematic. NO Wiring Diagram.
EXTREMELY POOR video!!!!
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Lots of beer, though, it looks like!
:o
FatBird,
It is second time that you are negative about my video.
What kind of diagram you need?
Just take 10-11V AC sine wave power source and put bridge rectifier and that is.
Dont forget you will loose around .8 to 1.2 volts through the FWBR.
So your using rectified AC,but keeping the peak to peak voltage close to the fully charged voltage of the battery your charging. So you need 14 volts P to P + your diode loses of around .8 volts.
!4.8 volts AC should do the trick just nice.
Thanks for sharing :)
Yes, so simple and effective.
Also the same principle can be used to drive serial electrolyser, where less input will be for the same amount of gas.
All the Best,