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  • bobfrench@fastmail.fm
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    Using the single battery setup from the above post, I've run numerous tests without much to report except...

    Over a 30 minute test, the voltage would drop about .02v, the amps would drop from 450mA to 430mA, BUT the rpm goes up from around 1652 rpm to 1836 rpm! It's freaking me out. The input drops and the rpm goes up.

    I tune the setup by running the motor fast, then adjust the pot to a "sweet spot" where the amps increase if I add or subtract resistance on the input. This is the lowest amp draw with the motor rpm high. (This motor seems to run in only one speed range, or it runs down and stops.)

    The changes in voltage, mAs, and rpm all happen gradually and steadily over the time of the test.

    Bob

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  • bobfrench@fastmail.fm
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    Back to my last post...

    The first time that I ran this setup, in 30 minutes the Primary dropped .01V and the Charge battery went up .19V. Then I had to leave, so I left it running. After 7 hours, I stopped it, set those batteries aside to rest till morning, and started another run with other batteries to run over night. Since that first 30 minutes, every other run has been loosing!

    I've seen this too many times now and I don't get it. Maybe someone can illucidate.

    Below are the two circuits. They run, they charge, but no OU so far.

    Bob
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  • Tishatang
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    hi artv

    sent you a pm

    chris

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  • SkyWatcher
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    Hi folks, Linux Mint 17.2 Xfce here.
    Virus and hassle free.
    The Linux Mint Blog » Blog Archive » Linux Mint 17.2 ?Rafaela? Xfce released!
    peace love light

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  • shylo
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    Hey Matt go **** yourself if I need sex my wife is more than willing.
    Maybe it's you sending this ****.
    All I use this box for is to ask questions and maybe learn something.
    Funny how it's only this site and OU that are being affected.

    Chris Thanks I'm not sure about what system I have ,I do use firefox mozilla
    artv

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  • Tishatang
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    Sorry
    slacko 5.5 here:
    Slacko Puppy is Released - Puppy Linux News

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  • Tishatang
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    Hi shylo,

    Hopefully you are not using windows OS? Too many hacks possible to misdirect, even anti virus companies in cahoots to censor sites now. If using firefox browser, go to tools, add ons and install ad blocker and get rid of pop ups saying you won something.

    Best not to use window OS. I use small linux program called puppy linux, version slacko 5.5 here:
    Tahrpup CE is Released - Releases - Puppy Linux News
    Puppy linux runs in ram and is very fast. Don't even have to install, but run from usb stick on any computer. Works great on my 8 year old laptop. If you have newer laptop try this puppy linux:
    Has easier interface and better media player. Tahrpup CE is Released - Releases - Puppy Linux News

    Hope this helps,
    Chris

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  • shylo
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    Sorry I have something wrong ,I can't use this site or the OU site all others work, just keep getting warnings telling me to leave powered by LaSuperba
    I keep accepting the risk and it keeps asking me if Im sure
    There's a big red ad right now tellng me I'm at risk
    Keeps wanting me to phone a # to report
    It has something to do with the ads I won this I won that
    now it won't show me the #
    here it is 844 332 6363

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  • bobfrench@fastmail.fm
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    Here's the circuit. It didn't come through the first time.

    Bob
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  • bobfrench@fastmail.fm
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    Stepper Motor SPS Charger

    This seems to really work. Preliminary results look like 20 to 1. We'll see. I'm not in front of it at the moment, but I'll give the details of the parts that I used as a starting place. I don't think these parts are critical, but I always like to get something to start with myself.

    I got the "Splitting the Positive" terminology from Bedini and Grey. I agree with you, Matt, but I haven't seen many people using a second Positive to "ground" to, so it helps me to explain to people how things can be engineered differently.

    I have been using Chrome on this sight with pretty good results.

    OK guys, let's get out there and stir up some dust.

    Bob

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  • wrtner
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    Originally posted by Matthew Jones
    Its not the site, its your browser, go with Opera.

    Matt
    Firefox is fine. (mozilla.org)

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  • shylo
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    This site is ****ed just like the other I keep getting some kind of malware

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  • bobfrench@fastmail.fm
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    1BSPS w/Bedini

    Hopefully some parts have come in when I return home tonight.

    This week in the truck I tested the 1BSPS w/Bedini setup (attached below) with no great things to report. I didn't really expect anything, I was just surprised that it ran on the Split Positive. That shows me that transistors don't care that there's no "true" negative. We're just running on a difference in potential.

    I am going to change it up some and try again with a separate trigger in the energizer and use the 2BSPS w/Bedini setup when I have "extra" time. lol

    Bob
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    Last edited by [email protected]; 09-25-2015, 04:49 PM.

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  • voltan
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    simple but interesting scheme bob.i guess both negatives on the booster are connected internally, or on a common rail.

    cheers.

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