Let me state the facts as many others have already done.
My 12 volt-7 amp hour SLA is charging with the output of 94 milliwatts using the 1 ohm resistor method and at a very good rate of speed.
As others have pointed out, how can this be and moreover, how can we get this charging without using almost 4 watts input to do it as I am with my setup.
There has to be a way.
I mean, if only 94 milliwatts is doing all the charging, then what are we missing.
Granted, it is high voltage spikes with very low current, like a couple milliamps.
Anyone have any ideas on how to achieve those 94 milliwatt spikes while using next to no input power.
How about static electricity type machines or something, I'll be thinking about it.
Also, why doesn't a high voltage, low microfarad cap charge a battery like this does, surely a 200 volt-1uf cap should show the same charging effect with continuous discharges, what are we not seeing here.
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tyson
I wonder if anyone tried this yet? I'm gonna try it anyhow but would love to hear any feedback. Oh, I almost forgot - there is no coil
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