And the old becomes new again.
Regards
AC


I had that same problem awhile back until I used a half dead battery or super caps to let the the cap discharge into. There is evidently little or no amperage here so if you don't create a sort of vacume for the energy, it will not go into the battery. I think that the blinking neon in my cirtcuit holds the voltage at a certain level and as long as it is higher than than the battery voltage by enough volts,and the battery wants to be charged, then charging will take place. It is not just a fluff charge either because it will run those little Christmas LEDs that I showed.
It really works neat. I modified the relay so it would oscillate a simple CFL circuit at the same time that it was charging. I ran the relay off my small 2 watt solar panel. Really cooooollll. I didn't hookup the ground or antenna to it---yet.
It really works neat. I modified the relay so it would oscillate a simple CFL circuit at the same time that it was charging. I ran the relay off my small 2 watt solar panel. Really cooooollll. I didn't hookup the ground or antenna to it---yet. 

but im still playing with it.
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