Charge 8*200ah AGM batteries

[aymantamim]

sorry because i am new in this forum
what is to tweak the SSG
do you have any topic for it?
do you mean convert ac to dc to charge the battery with ac and dc in the same time?

[Faraday88]

sorry because i am new in this forum
what is to tweak the SSG
do you have any topic for it?
do you mean convert ac to dc to charge the battery with ac and dc in the same time?

Hi,
Look SSG/SG is all about charging one battery for one. 1:1 what is profound about the method is that there is capacity gain in the secondary battery that you charge plus the primary gets conditioned to accept 'Positive form of the Radiant Pulse' .
Ideally you get a COP=1.With the rotor mechanical Energy added you get another 23-24% to exceed an Overunity figure of COP>1.
Tweekng is all about optimizing the design parameters such as wire size, number of wires,number of turns, core type:air/iron/ferrite , and then when using multi-strand you need to match the transistors for their Beta/Hfe ect. diodes need to be matched bias resistors need to be matched . so there is a lot in the making to achieve a well tweeked SSG/SG.
Rgds,
Faraday88.

[aymantamim]

there is a video with good idea to use only 1 battery


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_VCf_ZeQoc

[Faraday88]

there is a video with good idea to use only 1 battery


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_VCf_ZeQoc

Hi,
Please do not go by this video, In a SSG you cannot back feed the primary from the SSG coil. this will drain the battery sooner than it would do others wise.
To back feed you can have Genny coil (Take 7-9 strands of same wire and connects them in series,and then connect the final leads to a FWBR, you will have to pulse this output into the primary output of phase with that to the SSG coil.)
Rgds,
Faraday88.

[aymantamim]

Hi,
Please do not go by this video, In a SSG you cannot back feed the primary from the SSG coil. this will drain the battery sooner than it would do others wise.
To back feed you can have Genny coil (Take 7-9 strands of same wire and connects them in series,and then connect the final leads to a FWBR, you will have to pulse this output into the primary output of phase with that to the SSG coil.)
Rgds,
Faraday88.

dear
can you attach a diagram for this circuit
thanks

[Faraday88]

dear
can you attach a diagram for this circuit
thanks

Hi,
Please find in the attached a schematic of the Front back fed using a Genny coil.
Back feeding the front using Genny coil..jpg
Rgds,
Faraday88.

[RS_]

Add a large Cap to the output of the FWBR. Make it a value that will fill up to 35V or so in between the Split commutator's switching..... Draw a Split Commutator. The Commutator needs to be geared down, so that the cap has time to fill up from more rotations of the rotor magnet passes on the Genny coil.

[Faraday88]

Add a large Cap to the output of the FWBR. Make it a value that will fill up to 35V or so in between the Split commutator's switching..... Draw a Split Commutator. The Commutator needs to be geared down, so that the cap has time to fill up from more rotations of the rotor magnet passes on the Genny coil.

RS, Few doubts though..1) There are conditions where you need to have a cap at the FWBR and where you should not. the School boy motor of Rick friedrich did not have a cap.
2) Should we not completely isolate the battery from the SSG circuit when the dump occurs in which case you would need a switch before the cap and one after it?
3) I used 10,000uF /50V Cap for the dump.
4) The split commutator is a combination of one Positive(Battery) Slip ring and two Split rings Positive one to the SSG and the other to the Cap Positive. JB 1984 machine best describes it in his FEG book.
Rgds,
Faraday88.

[RS_]

1. I do not know anything about Ricks school boy motor..... What I do know is that if you are not filling a cap during the SSG run time, you are wasting all the energy the genny coils produce during that time, that could be dumped into the primary battery during the SSG off time...

2. Yes the commutator is going to isolate the SSG circuit from the cap dump, but this does not need a switch before the cap as it does not matter if the FWBR and genny coils are still connected to the cap/Primary battery during the dump in this case. In other cases it may matter.

3. good value....

4. Than post a pic of it , or redraw it for aymantamin's understanding

5. JB did not recommend doing this kind of Back Popping of the Primary battery. Please see Energy from the Vacuum, part 33 The Bedini SG Machine for his explanation.

[Faraday88]

1. I do not know anything about Ricks school boy motor..... What I do know is that if you are not filling a cap during the SSG run time, you are wasting all the energy the genny coils produce during that time, that could be dumped into the primary battery during the SSG off time...

2. Yes the commutator is going to isolate the SSG circuit from the cap dump, but this does not need a switch before the cap as it does not matter if the FWBR and genny coils are still connected to the cap/Primary battery during the dump in this case. In other cases it may matter.

3. good value....

4. Than post a pic of it , or redraw it for aymantamin's understanding

5. JB did not recommend doing this kind of Back Popping of the Primary battery. Please see Energy from the Vacuum, part 33 The Bedini SG Machine for his explanation.

RS,
Thanks for that good deal of insight you gave us on the back popping of batteries.
I feel as an alternative we can always increase the number of strands in the Genny coil say from 5- 7 to 10- 12 numbers or more (by experiment of course we may determine for the Capacitor value). this would Increase the genny coil Voltage to fill up the Cap quicker than before. this will do away with the Gearing down of the RPM of the Monopole rotor.
In what case do you feel the Capacitor be completely isolated from the SSG during the dump if not in this case?
I shall post a schematic of the split commutator fo raymantamin's understanding in my following next post.
Thank you,
Rgds,
Faraday88.