Radiant Battery Charger

Started by vidbid · 21 April 2012 · 6 posts · last reply 30 October 2012

1. vidbid

   #1 · 21 Apr 2012

   I have a few dead 12 volt automotive batteries, and I would like to see about building a radiant battery charger to charge them, if that is possible. To that end, I am requesting that you please post any information that you have on radiant battery chargers to this thread.
   
   My thanks.
   
   Vidbid

2. Bob Smith

   #2 · 21 Apr 2012

   This one worked for me - good desuphator and charger. Produces nice voltage spikes which have their own interesting effects:
   12V 60A car battery , maybe dead?
   Bob

3. vidbid

   #3 · 21 Apr 2012

   Radiant Energy Antenna System
   
   Thanks, Bob. I appreciate the input.
   
   I just found a really simple one:
   
   
   
   
   Source: OS:Radiant Energy Antenna System - PESWiki
   
   Regards,
   
   Vidbid

4. Peculian

   #4 · 23 May 2012

   Bob Smith wrote:

   This one worked for me - good desuphator and charger. Produces nice voltage spikes which have their own interesting effects:
   12V 60A car battery , maybe dead?
   Bob

   Yes, that worked for me too.
   Groundloop at ou.com has done a good job.
   I was able to charge a motorbike battery with this schematic more than just a few times
   from a battery charged the conventinal way, and it discharged 1-2 volts
   and not more.
   
   The only exception in my version was the transistor I used.
   I used BD243C type.
   
   

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5. Berg

   #5 · 30 Oct 2012

   Thanks for the Information
   
   Thanks for the information:
   
   

   ehsanco1062 wrote:

   Hi totoalas
   
   Here is the circuit
   
   

   
   
   
   

   ehsanco1062 wrote:

   Hi totoalas
   
   Yes I don't think you need to used PWM and its design to work with HHO
   The spark module is siemense 191905351C 5wk6 and it used in many cares you can get it for 10$ or less here I bought it for 20$ ,just get the black one.
   I hope that will help

6. totoalas

   #6 · 30 Oct 2012

   Peculian wrote:

   Yes, that worked for me too.
   Groundloop at ou.com has done a good job.
   I was able to charge a motorbike battery with this schematic more than just a few times
   from a battery charged the conventinal way, and it discharged 1-2 volts
   and not more.
   
   The only exception in my version was the transistor I used.
   I used BD243C type.
   
   

   tHIS IS MY FIRST RADIANT CHARGER works great on my 60 ah batteries
   the simplest design ive made thanks to Groundloop 5 stars
   
   totoalas