Charge 8*200ah AGM batteries

[aymantamim]

dears

this is my big plan for Bedini ssg that i will start to built so i need help .

i have 8 Norhtstar batteries 200ah AGM and 1 solar panel 275w but actual max out is 170w in the best condition and daily charge near 100amp

i need to add 1 extra 100ah battery only to be charged by solar and to be the Trigger battery and to charge the other 8 batteries from it.

my daily use is 500w/h near 20 amps/h because i an using 24v system

so what is the best plain can i make
how many coils?
how many wires in the coils?

please note my magnets are N52
14 PCS 5CM*2CM*1CM
also i have other 20 round n52 3cm*0.4cm

thanks

[Faraday88]

dears

this is my big plan for Bedini ssg that i will start to built so i need help .

i have 8 Norhtstar batteries 200ah AGM and 1 solar panel 275w but actual max out is 170w in the best condition and daily charge near 100amp

i need to add 1 extra 100ah battery only to be charged by solar and to be the Trigger battery and to charge the other 8 batteries from it.

my daily use is 500w/h near 20 amps/h because i an using 24v system

so what is the best plain can i make
how many coils?
how many wires in the coils?

please note my magnets are N52
14 PCS 5CM*2CM*1CM
also i have other 20 round n52 3cm*0.4cm

thanks

Hi,
You can use the 'Branch Currents' to feed the 8 batteries to be charged from one source a battery of equal capacity. (200Ah)
you may use a single coil with 40+1 strand (18 awg) approach for this. Going Multi-coils mode have their own idiosyncrasy in terms of tunning them to perfection, Hence suggest you to start with a single coil and multi-strand mode.
Series connect all the 40-strands before feeding them to a paralled set of 40 transistor(you will need 40# MJL21194) at their Collector.
there are other methods which need to be explored for the branch current.
let us know how it goes.
Rgds,
Faraday88.

[aymantamim]

Hi,
you may use a single coil with 40+1 strand (18 awg) approach for this..

Dear

thanks for your replay
but do you think that 41(18 awg) is very very big coil
every on of the 41 must be 130 feet ??
or it can be less then that?

thanks

[Faraday88]

Dear

thanks for your replay
but do you think that 41(18 awg) is very very big coil
every on of the 41 must be 130 feet ??
or it can be less then that?

thanks

Hi,
Yes the 130 feet is a ball park length for a 23# gauge wire, with increasing wire Thickness (lower gauge number) the length must be increased. You may alternatively go for 80+1 strands using 23# gauge.
Rgds,
Faraday88.

[aymantamim]

dear Faraday88
do you have any picture for a coil with 80 or 40 wires

[Faraday88]

dear Faraday88
do you have any picture for a coil with 80 or 40 wires

Hi,
Unfortunately I have never built that big SSG so far you can find a picture of it built by others here just look for 81 coiler Solid-State by Nityesh or by John Koorn here.
Rgds,
Faraday88.

[aymantamim]

Hi,
Unfortunately I have never built that big SSG so far you can find a picture of it built by others here just look for 81 coiler Solid-State by Nityesh or by John Koorn here.
Rgds,
Faraday88.

for my first test
i make my first coil with 3 wires 0.7 mm and 1 wire 0.5 mm every wire 60meters
the 0.5mm wire 60meters have 6.5 ohms
the 0.7mm wire 60meters have 5.5 ohms
all the 4 wires weight 560 grams

i have not put any thing inside the coil core because i will use n52 it is very strong not like the ferret magnet
(is that ok??)

i forget to count how many turns

is that ok to start? or the ohms are high and i have to reduce them to 39.6 meters (130 feet) ?

thanks

[Faraday88]

for my first test
i make my first coil with 3 wires 0.7 mm and 1 wire 0.5 mm every wire 60meters
the 0.5mm wire 60meters have 6.5 ohms
the 0.7mm wire 60meters have 5.5 ohms
all the 4 wires weight 560 grams

i have not put any thing inside the coil core because i will use n52 it is very strong not like the ferret magnet
(is that ok??)

i forget to count how many turns

is that ok to start? or the ohms are high and i have to reduce them to 39.6 meters (130 feet) ?

thanks

Hi,
That's right reduced it to 40 meters(130feet) for that size of the wire. and yes that ferromagnetic core would do as long as it doesn't retain magnetism.
for the size of spool generally referred to, your number of turns would be around 375 -450 numbers.
Rgds,
Faraday88.

[aymantamim]

is there is a way to run and charge from only 1 battery ?

[Faraday88]

is there is a way to run and charge from only 1 battery ?

Yes you need to tweak your SSG. Aaron can chime in here and comment please.
Rgds,
Faraday88.

[aymantamim]

sorry because i am new in this forum
what is to tweak the SSG
do you have any topic for it?
do you mean convert ac to dc to charge the battery with ac and dc in the same time?

[Faraday88]

sorry because i am new in this forum
what is to tweak the SSG
do you have any topic for it?
do you mean convert ac to dc to charge the battery with ac and dc in the same time?

Hi,
Look SSG/SG is all about charging one battery for one. 1:1 what is profound about the method is that there is capacity gain in the secondary battery that you charge plus the primary gets conditioned to accept 'Positive form of the Radiant Pulse' .
Ideally you get a COP=1.With the rotor mechanical Energy added you get another 23-24% to exceed an Overunity figure of COP>1.
Tweekng is all about optimizing the design parameters such as wire size, number of wires,number of turns, core type:air/iron/ferrite , and then when using multi-strand you need to match the transistors for their Beta/Hfe ect. diodes need to be matched bias resistors need to be matched . so there is a lot in the making to achieve a well tweeked SSG/SG.
Rgds,
Faraday88.

[aymantamim]

there is a video with good idea to use only 1 battery


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_VCf_ZeQoc

[Faraday88]

there is a video with good idea to use only 1 battery


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_VCf_ZeQoc

Hi,
Please do not go by this video, In a SSG you cannot back feed the primary from the SSG coil. this will drain the battery sooner than it would do others wise.
To back feed you can have Genny coil (Take 7-9 strands of same wire and connects them in series,and then connect the final leads to a FWBR, you will have to pulse this output into the primary output of phase with that to the SSG coil.)
Rgds,
Faraday88.

[aymantamim]

Hi,
Please do not go by this video, In a SSG you cannot back feed the primary from the SSG coil. this will drain the battery sooner than it would do others wise.
To back feed you can have Genny coil (Take 7-9 strands of same wire and connects them in series,and then connect the final leads to a FWBR, you will have to pulse this output into the primary output of phase with that to the SSG coil.)
Rgds,
Faraday88.

dear
can you attach a diagram for this circuit
thanks