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I would like to start with a question about lead acid batteries and their capacity to absorb the strange energy spikes.
It was indicated to me by Turion that getting a good set of BIG(his emphasis) deep cycle batteries is the way to go, as pure surface area is optimal for conventional batteries it strikes me that sheer mass might be the way to go for making long lived 12v lead-acid cells that utilize strange lightning.
I have also seen similar in some of the documents I have found throughout the maze that is this forum; stressing the size of the battery bank.
Is it sheer mass or surface area that encourages useful absorption of the strange lightning?
Does anyone have any data in regards to this?
I made the title general because I find capacitor's ability to utilize strange energy to be just as fascinating, and intrinsically related; if there is a predictable relationship of materials we should try to find it.
If information on this subject already exists links to it are great, I am here to learn and share what I find and see the same spirit in most of the men here.
It was indicated to me by Turion that getting a good set of BIG(his emphasis) deep cycle batteries is the way to go, as pure surface area is optimal for conventional batteries it strikes me that sheer mass might be the way to go for making long lived 12v lead-acid cells that utilize strange lightning.
I have also seen similar in some of the documents I have found throughout the maze that is this forum; stressing the size of the battery bank.
Is it sheer mass or surface area that encourages useful absorption of the strange lightning?
Does anyone have any data in regards to this?
I made the title general because I find capacitor's ability to utilize strange energy to be just as fascinating, and intrinsically related; if there is a predictable relationship of materials we should try to find it.
If information on this subject already exists links to it are great, I am here to learn and share what I find and see the same spirit in most of the men here.