Originally posted by BroMikey
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I didn't suggest building a $600 Tesla Switch. I suggested building THIS one that I showed. As basic, as simple, and as inexpensive as you can get. You know that is what I suggested. Again you try and twist my words, and do a really crappy job of it. I said I would build one TOO, AGAIN, and I am working on it tonight.
I knew you wouldn't accept the challenge. LOL. You don't have anything you have built to show. Just YouTube videos of other people's work.
I have said MANY TIMES NOW (ARE YOU PAYING ATTENTION?) that the Tesla Switch is COP 1 at BEST. Once you learn how to build one and get it to perform at COP 1, you can move onto the next step. THAT is learning how to use the LOAD to go COP>1. It is the LOAD that determines whether you are a success or a failure. But until you build a switch that works, there is NO next step. No "extra" to be had.
I replicated Matt's two coil motor setup that keeps the batteries charged and the motor running. In THAT case the "extra" is the mechanical energy you produce with the motor while the batteries remain charged.
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