Good testing, only a real rigger can appreciate a high amp handling
power switch made at home to swap out or reverse charge and run
system batteries.
Ions love to charge up going one way so this is a conservative approach.
The captor winding changes up to 64 turns opposes a transformer
winding ratio of far less potential difference. As any transformers turn
ration drops so does the voltage and so does the amps in most cases.
This is what we experiment for, we are looking for that tuning as others
have put it. As an example when John Bedini got me doing his ENERGIZERS
in the early 2000's, I began to look at batteries much more closely so let
me explain.
Not to go on for long yet look at the 12v battery. If my battery is being
tuned to a circuit for charging, that battery must have a certain voltage
above the 15v target so amps will move.
This is my best way of talking, somewhere between old school and one leg
up on something new at school. Many wave forms can show low amps as
compared to a normal charger that charge the battery better, why?
Because the voltage is somewhere between 30v and 100v with most of
the wave self adjusting to work with the battery to over come
PLATE RESISTANCE
Once plate resistance is looked at properly you look for ways to charge
a battery first most efficient and in some cases more than 100 percent.
Of course this is beyond the scope of our thread but if we charge and
discharge our batteries at the same time, the circuits appear obstinate
maybe a 20 percent charge conversion efficiency.
When conflict exists in the system instability rules and we are faced with
and endless set of anomalous patterns that throw off our investigation.
This is why John B. took us to the beginning of running power in and out
of batteries.
Now that you have eliminated this losing battle with ions you can get
a better picture in the developing investigation without kicking batteries
throwing your data off.
On one final note, keep looking for your desired effect and know this
that many other added changes will improve what you have also.
Together we will make experimenting great again.

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