Solid state Bedini charger from John Peters

[guruji]

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Hi Guruji, can you give link or diagram?
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Hi Niofox go to Groundloop diagram:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=9157.30

[niofox]

Very interesting.  I am going to try that

[guruji]

Hi someone had post this battery swapper in the past but this I think needs a third battery no?
Anyone knows of a good battery swapper with least components?
The box down is a 555timer.
Thanks

[crowclaw]

Hi someone had post this battery swapper in the past but this I think needs a third battery no?
Anyone knows of a good battery swapper with least components?
The box down is a 555timer.
Thanks

Hi Guruji,

The circuit is another switching circuit using the radiant back emf from the inductor to charge the battery. The 555 operates the relay with the opening and closing contact action performing the inductive switching. I have been experimenting with various radiant and cap charger circuits.

[guruji]

Hi Guruji,

The circuit is another switching circuit using the radiant back A from the inductor to charge the battery. The 555 operates the relay with the opening and closing contact action performing the inductive switching. I have been experimenting with various radiant and cap charger circuits.

Hi Crowclaw yes it uses a relay but there has to be another battery for source yes?
Did you try this circuit?
Thanks