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    SSG replication, high resistance lower Amp draw more speed. - YouTube

  • #2
    Hi Kim! Cool setup. I would also know if I'm supposed to have one spike only as I seem to have groups of 8 or so and as I decrease resistance there are less. But by the time I get to one, the amp draw is too high (1 Amp plus). Seems to charge okay with the pulse groups though, but yes I wonder if the timing is best. The behavior of your machine seems pretty close to mine, but your amp drops are more dramatic!

    Mike

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    • #3
      Battery I: 9V NiMh
      Normal charge: 20 hour
      Volt: 230
      Amp: 0,04
      Watt: 9,2

      In the above specs: your Charge Voltage cannot be 230V...This must be the input you drqw from the wall, the out put from the charger(normal) will be step-down Voltage of 9-10v... so that disrupts all your equation and calculations as fars comparison is concerned.
      re-do the calculation and compare once you acertain the out from the Normal charger..
      rgds,
      Faraday88.
      'Wisdom comes from living out of the knowledge.'

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Mike Swanson View Post
        Hi Kim! Cool setup. I would also know if I'm supposed to have one spike only as I seem to have groups of 8 or so and as I decrease resistance there are less. But by the time I get to one, the amp draw is too high (1 Amp plus). Seems to charge okay with the pulse groups though, but yes I wonder if the timing is best. The behavior of your machine seems pretty close to mine, but your amp drops are more dramatic!

        Mike

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Faraday88 View Post
          Battery I: 9V NiMh
          Normal charge: 20 hour
          Volt: 230
          Amp: 0,04
          Watt: 9,2

          In the above specs: your Charge Voltage cannot be 230V...This must be the input you drqw from the wall, the out put from the charger(normal) will be step-down Voltage of 9-10v... so that disrupts all your equation and calculations as fars comparison is concerned.
          re-do the calculation and compare once you acertain the out from the Normal charger..
          rgds,
          Faraday88.

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