Capacitor Discharge With Voltage Cutt-off
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- Опубліковано 14 січ 2025
- Ever thought about a circuit that can precisely charge a battery to a set voltage and maintain it there?
Or how about discharging a capacitor bank into a dead battery to potentially recondition it?
Join me in this video as I delve into these intriguing concepts and more, exploring the possibilities of innovative circuitry and battery reconditioning techniques.
Interesting change in the chemical make-up of the battery. Encouraging results sir. 👏
So nice to see your video with a great topic to boot. Job well done Red.
I'm glad you stopped by!
Please keep up the great work fella. @@redesign3dp
Brilliant!!! Seems like you are carrying on and going further than Rick Friedrich and John Bedini did. Really great research. We really need someone to delve into battery capacity and longevity notwithstanding general accepted parameters that render batteries "dead". This usually results in the needless replacement of said battery . You are really doing cutting edge research. Keep up the great. work.
Thanks, John used comparators for his dump/cut-off circuit. He missed the whole Arduino thing which adds a layer of simplicity and sophistication.
@@redesign3dp He was a really intelligent guy. Some people didn't like him but my Grandfather and he were friends. I did not appreciate the incredible resource I had at the time but I would go out to his farm and work on stuff. The coolest thing ever was an EV gray device that would take low voltage high amperage electrical energy and slam it into high voltage low amperage and the outcome was high voltage high amperage "radiant energy". He then recycled the electricity and slammed high frequency high amperage pulses into the batteries that were charging while the other set ran the device. Keep up the great work and I will look for that latching switcher. Thank you again.
Dang! Thats cool you knew him. I'm familiar this the ev gray circuit/motor. Maybe one day..
@@redesign3dp It really is not too bad to build. I will see if I have a picture of the one that I saw working when I was over at the farm. Is your email on your channel somewhere?
redesign3dp@gmail.com
WOW! Incredible work and great video.
Thanks bro. I appreciate you watching!
Great work bro ! Awesome video!
Thanks K
Very good work
Thanks for checking out this video!
Sir, do you know the uses for each of the different Cap Dump circuits that K builds. Do you build these too or are you planning to build them in the future? Thank you sir.
Ask K on that. My version is different but going to eventually.
I think it is awesome. Any idea on price?
No idea. It won't be ridiculous though
Do a kickstart for it
I'll probably just sell the circuits, so people can experiment! Thanks for the suggestion..
Thanks for sharing. I did this 5 years ago. But I don't like Arduino because it is just a microcontroller, low clock speed and cannot do multitasking, especially if it is doing PWM. I used it to make a fully automatic cap discharge charger, with cut off and constant current discharge feature, to discharge the battery if required. So, I finally switched to Raspberry and got much better performance.
Cool, you should post a video. I haven't seen many on UA-cam, it would be neat to see deferent takes on cap dumps. I haven't messed with raspberry's but I might now, thanks for your comment!
Nice work, I can help with the PCB work if you don’t know how, I’m guessing your capable.
Thanks brother, I've been experimenting with easyeda and jlpcb. I'm really impressed with the quality and I recieve them within a week?
Ake a LCR meter usign arduino
Imagine when Elon Musk begins to receive pressure from the community during press releases. Someone needs to ask the car manufacturers when are they going to include these during the assembly.
I think electric cars are designed to limit your range. I don't trust anyone in the spotlight.
@@redesign3dp Hmm, 15 minutes in every direction sir😉