Find the sweet spot

[kingstingtin]

BEDINSSGUKRAINE, I bought a new battery (Varta 12N5.5-3B, 12V 6Ah, Art.506 011 004).
In the third cycle, he again began to decrease capacity. To avoid this, I need to constantly increase the voltage termination charge.
This has happened despite fact that I discharged him only 25%.
By analyzing the resulting graph, now I reached it to absurdity. I had driven deep into mode of self-excitation my device.

[kingstingtin]

Which manual by me?

John K.

I so have understood that it is written by you: Bedini Monopole 3 Group Experiment V1.01.pdf
If not, then I apologize.

[John_Koorn]

Today switched its coil mode attraction.
Next, I tried to configure the device according to the method that described in the manual by John K (Page 18 of 25).
Obtained the following results:[ATTACH=CONFIG]2027[/ATTACH]
I'm in a panic, all is lost! Sweet has no place.
What should I do, help me please.

Which manual by me?

John K.

[BEDINSSGUKRAINE]

Konstantin, do you use the same battery as it was in your previous runs ?

Once again, what you looking for is large amount of short sharp impulses with minimum power usage on the primary battery during wheel spinning.
The battery charging is a long process, see my post here on forum, don't give up man.
You should charge battery many times and then discharge it many times too, sometimes the voltage increase is minimum, but if you do this on schedule you should able to achieve some results or use another battery (for me that was a case)

[kingstingtin]

Though, everything is logical.
More revolutions per minute, the more pulses per minute. Hence, the current will be greater. Then what's the point? Do not understand anything.

[kingstingtin]

Today switched its coil mode attraction.
Next, I tried to configure the device according to the method that described in the manual by John K (Page 18 of 25).
Obtained the following results:
I'm in a panic, all is lost! Sweet has no place.
What should I do, help me please.