Charging Batteries from Batteries part 2. Free Energy?

[dandman]

Ha ha ha, I would love to see a physics whiz try to work the maths out on this one, it will take a month of Sundays. Scoff all you want.
Ok,
For the past 4 days (96 hours solid). I have had three lead acid car batteries hooked together in a mix of parallel and series connections in a closed circuit, using the same resistance principle I referred to in the previous topic. Guess what. One of the batteries is charging up and there is no loss or degradation in the other 2 batteries. You REALLY have to think outside the square for this one. It's really happening lol.
I'll keep updating as time goes on.

[SkyWatcher123]

Hi dandman, could you post a wiring diagram or is this top secret because you believe fake money makes the world go around, thanks.
peace love light
tyson

[dandman]

Hi Skywatcher, I still don't believe it myself yet but as soon as I work out what is going on I'll be posting one. btw, you got something against making a buck, grin

[Magluvin]

Hey Dand

Are you using inductors? Just wondering considering the losses involved in direct discharge/charge.

Mags

[dandman]

Hi Mags, nope, no inductors, just resistors, something I have just twigged to in this set up is that two of the batteries appear to be swapping values of charge state, each swing in state takes them in turn to higher state of charge, wierd ey. I will keep posting as things become clearer Cheers