David Bowling's Continuous Charging Device

[Groundloop]

@FatBird,

Thanks, yes I agree. :-)

Attached is my first small humble test. I have used two charged 1,2V 2000mAh NiMeh batteries connected
to a small 1,5 Volt 2mA electric motor, connected to a 1,2V 1600mAh fully drained NiMeh battery.

The motor runs and the drained battery is slowely beeing charged.

Groundloop.

[Goat]

@ Dbowling & Groundloop

A million apologies for misinterpreting the description of the circuit wiring.

@ Admins, if you happen to read this, please delete this post and the last posts from today made by myself, I was way off on the schematic and concur with Groundloop's correction in his schematic which is correct, my schematic was wrong.   

Please delete my schematic and responses because they were both wrong 

Sorry all.

Regards,
Paul

[Goat]

@ OU.com Admins and Sterling D. Allan

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Regards,
Paul

[pese]

@Goat,

I think he connected the circuit like this.

Groundloop.

This way , I understand that the Motot is runnung only with 6 volts, if the the natteries are 12 volts AND the output point will be shorted (closed) - if they must deliver power in Outut Ohmic Load, it will lossed more voltages going in the motor (?)  Con anybody explain the "overiity" than i can not see here
Pese

[Omega_0]

Looks very simple and interesting .
Thanks for sharing it.