David Bowling's Continuous Charging Device

[hartiberlin]

This is the correct circuit diagramm.
The incandescent lamp is optional and will also consume
power from the radio frequency bursts...

Regards, Stefan.

[FatBird]

Great schematic Stefan.  Maybe Dave will come back with good news.

[Linearfashion]

@ Stefan,
I believe the lamp is in parallel with the "charging" battery(s)
at least thats what i have deduced from the interview, you may have more info. than I

[hartiberlin]

The lamp can be a 120 Volts incandescent lamp maybe 25 Watts type.
It is optional.
The main effect is the sparking copper-graphite commutator of the DC motor pumping
RF bursts into the charge battery B3.

Just do it first without the lamp.
The lamp is only a good indicator, that there are RF bursts on the line.
With the normal DC input current the lamp would not light
cause its DC resistance is too low and much lower than the motor impedance.
Just only if the RF bursts are coming from the commutator the big RF burst currents will
light up also the lamp a bit.

This could be a good indicator, that the circuit is working then to charge the battery B3 ( and optionally B4,B5, B6).

Regards, Stefan.

[miki02131]

Stefan,

First let me say that I lean more toward your carbon conversion theory. However, this circuit connection doesn't implement that theory. You  need to mod the motor's internal wirings to some extent. Additional works need to be done inside the motor's cage particularly around the commutator and brushes. Very little to almost no additional hardware is required.

Anyway, if this is really what David had in mind, then we should be moving past his circuit. The good thing is that we have a starting point.

Thanks,

Miki.