Hello group, my first post here.
The question that I have is this, I purchased the beginners handbook and have what I believe is a correct build.
The energizer runs and charges very well, but when I did a 1 ohm test (was not in the handbook), my large 1 ohm (ceramic) resistor
did get warm to the touch. My question is this, because of the multi transistor build should this cause the 1 ohm resistor to get warm.
It was a slow process for it to get warm, but after several minutes it did get a little uncomfortable to hold in my hand.
The machine appears to charge very nicely with the identical garden tractor battery that I have.
The other question I have is this, at what discharge amperage should I use with my west mountain battery tester should I use for this size battery (there is no amp rateing on the bartteries)
I apologize if these are redundant questions, but it's been a long day at work here and I tired and may have overlooked it in the other posts that I glanced through.
Thanks in advance.
Tim
The question that I have is this, I purchased the beginners handbook and have what I believe is a correct build.
The energizer runs and charges very well, but when I did a 1 ohm test (was not in the handbook), my large 1 ohm (ceramic) resistor
did get warm to the touch. My question is this, because of the multi transistor build should this cause the 1 ohm resistor to get warm.
It was a slow process for it to get warm, but after several minutes it did get a little uncomfortable to hold in my hand.
The machine appears to charge very nicely with the identical garden tractor battery that I have.
The other question I have is this, at what discharge amperage should I use with my west mountain battery tester should I use for this size battery (there is no amp rateing on the bartteries)
I apologize if these are redundant questions, but it's been a long day at work here and I tired and may have overlooked it in the other posts that I glanced through.
Thanks in advance.
Tim
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