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Day 4 Run: JOULESTEEM Circuit With Cold Current Charger and Non-Grid DC Augmentation - Post #73

This is our latest JOULESTEEM circuit as arranged with a non-grid DC augmentation and a way to loopback to the source by augmenting the current that fills up the charge batteries:

THIS CIRCUIT FULLY CHARGED THE BIG CAPACITY BATTERIES

There are only a very few things to describe in this blog post:

1. The big capacity batteries, after 4 days of being charged and arranged on the latest circuit, are fully charged at about 12.7 volts operating voltage at 110 CCA; these are exactly the same parameters as fully charged so the clear conclusion is that these batteries are charged properly and fully

2. The flickering of the 3 watts LED is being observed carefully in this latest day 4 run; it can be described as a different behavior as far as bulb flickers is concerned, with said bulb lighting up very bright (blinding brightness at every flicker on) and suddenly turning off at 3x per second speeds; this indicates an oscillating circuit, with current passing by the charge batteries as the 2x capacitors releases its stored voltage pressure into the bulb

3. The source battery swapping can clearly be done every 6 hours, not 24 hours as experimented, because the small capacity as charged for swapping are clearly charged up already within that span of time as 6 hours

I am proceeding these runs with the other big capacity batteries now, fully dicharged to start with so that we can confirm the charging power of this latest JOULESTEEM circuit. We will not remove such battery at the charge position and see for ourselves how many days it can be fully charged and to how much level of voltage and CCA.

Let us continue to see for ourselves in the next days HOW MUCH this circuit can fully charge the second big capacity battery; hopefully the first one is not a fluke.

“Doing The Same Things But Expecting Different Results, Isn’t This The World We Are In Now?”