This project was very easy to build but very hard to relay to other people who may want to try it, so with this diagram I hope it helps you figure out why this process actually works.
This diagram is called The Tick-Tock generating battery. We have an e-bike, that runs on a 36-48 volt battery. It's range is unlimited miles why?
If you were to follow the numbers this would make this project more easier for you to understand, the charging sequence is quite symbol and within the laws of physics. We can't believe that some scientists somewhere hasn't already thought about this, yes we are quite sure of it but since we couldn't find any. Then we are going to explain exactly how we DIY this project into existence, not to say it hadn't been already invented which we have discovered many times do I research at Media Library. Keep in mind that this project does not improve the battery at all, it only intros the time on which you can draw energy from the battery.
Why is this one we haven't done anything special with the batteries at all they're just ordinary batteries. So the only difference is the switching which we learned from Tesla, alternating, oscillating, switching, frequency, all describe a back or forth transmission of electricity. We are going to do this with direct current (the battery). So let's get
started;
As you can see there's a large Circle which represents the Matrix, this word Matrix only refers to a object that you're going to store your batteries inside, a box, a tin can, ebags Etc. The smallest circles are the actual batteries, we drew the diagram like a clock because of the timing.
You have 17 batteries in this apparatus.
We are about to start from 1 through 8, these are the batteries that are being used for your operation.
9 through 17 are being charged.
Note; How many amps are in a 12 volt battery? Cca ratings are how many amps the battery can deliver to starter motor if an average car has a capacity of around 48 amp hours which means that, fully charged, it delivers 1 for hours, 2 24 8 6 and so on best answer most batteries called 12 volt, although when running, go as high 14 volts.
The recommended float voltage of most flooded lead acid batteries is 2.25V to 2.27V/cell. ...... If I had a 12V deep cycle battery and i depleted it to 80%-90% how long would it take to charge it to 95%-100% power a full 14 volts. The charge time is 22 minutes– 30 minutes,depending on how much charge is left in the battery if it's at 12 volts but that's the trick. To not allow the battery to discharge less than 80%, recommended never go below 90%.
We got these numbers from: a charging station at your local car store, the amount of time it took them to charge them back up to 100% to determine if it was a good or bad battery.
So if we're charging 1 through 8 batteries which should equal to 96 volts and 5000 amps.
Note; How much electricity does it take to charge a battery? A: Depending on the capacity of the battery, it will usually take 400-500 watt hours (0.4 - 0.7 kilowatt hours) to charge the battery. Assuming a rate of $0.10/kWh, it will cost you 4-5 cents for a charge that will last you 22-40 miles If we lived in a hilly area, she'd likely need closer to 350-400 watts of power, which could better be achieved by an ebike with a 36V-48 battery. An electric bicycle with a 36V battery and 12A controller, so keep in mind only three of the batteries in your systems are actually being used. The switching will occur every 1 minutes or less, and the batteries all start at full charge this is necessary to start the system.
When's the tires move the alternator turns and when the tires stop the generator flywheel will keep going, for approximately 10 minutes, the alternator produces around 20-50 volts depending on the speed of the flywheel. This voltage is divided up by 2.5 votes to each battery.
So realize for every 2 volts you put into the battery you're switching to another battery every 1 minute and the batteries are already at full capacity.
So let's do the math, the usage of the battery, goes like this one through eight charges first 9 through 16 charges second 17 through 7 charges next 8 through 15 charges after that 16 through 6 is up next 7 through 14 goes next 15 through 5 and 16 through 6 up next is 7 through 14 and 18 through 5, 6 through13 and 14 through 4 Etc. As far as this system is considered the 36 volt draw from this system is bleak and irrelevant 2 it's storage capacity and charging capacity which overwhelms the system, to keep it constantly charge.
So we have 96 votes which we could being drawn upon in any one time with 5000 amps to back it up that's going out of the system at any one time but we do not want to draw that type of power. This is at the maximum that we should draw on the system instead we're only drawing 36-48 volts.
Now all you have to do is get an alternator without its rectifier on it, the faster this goes the more power it generates, and you wouldn't have to go very fast to generate a108 volts, and you could use much less to keep those batteries fully charged.
You could get this system down to 3 second per switch and before any of those batteries could drop down by a vote it would switch and be charging. We have used this method in various different manners, one we use it for our Alexa, to we use it for a electric motor running generator, which means the stored energy is more energy going into the system then coming out of the system. Again the trick is to this is that the system doesn't get a chance to discharge and is always constantly being charged. Tesla was right alternating any current is better than direct power to anything. You should try alternating DC current it's still direct but alternating between two batteries called a flip flop charging, one of the batteries charging and one of the batteries are giving power and then switch back and forth at 60 hertz. You will be amazed on how long you could draw a palm this battery as long as you do not draw over its limitations, to increase its limitation add more batteries, do the math to find out what the limitations are.
Echo attached to battery system for experimental charging, the five votes is constant, which we could easily produce with a toy motor so it's is zero or irrelevant. The switching occurs by the blinking light stays constantly filled but at the same time runs Alexa, the echo. This is where we get our information from at Media Library, System been running over 2 years
Generating system batteries run the same way as the echo this system has been running for 7 years, took it apart to upgrade the system once we begin to understand why this system actually works. Remember the store power must be count and made it into the power being produce which means more power is going into the system than coming out, it's just manipulating the timing in which you use this power. It's a flywheel and you get a small boost!
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