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gmcnally at insightbb dot com
Statistics: Posted by Graham — Tue Dec 19, 2006 12:40 pm
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I must say you are a very understanding person. Many times you have offered the diagram telling people that their email must be right. Yes right.
If it's not the right type of email address then everything sent of that email is excessable to other people as well. Hot mail will not work for this. Yahoo is no good.
I remember you sending this man and others info and so how they never get it. Am I missing something?
I don't think it is to much to ask. For instance my private email (the one I pay for ) is an earthlink.net address.
Hope this helps others to see what is being asked of them.
Statistics: Posted by ElectroGasMan — Tue Nov 28, 2006 1:55 pm
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OK a single cell would have low impedance. There must be impedance matching of the power supply/toroid. See we are back to toroid again.
I know there are many mountains to climb before we get there but I'll carry on.
Michael
Statistics: Posted by medwards06 — Thu Nov 23, 2006 12:19 pm
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Smile This is a response to the strange e-mail's. Please read the post. Do your research. I will try to help in any way I can within reason. Stop the e-mails and post your questions on Chris's forum. I'm a simple man and as always will try to explain it in simple terms if I can. I'm not the electronic guru. I just do allot of research. Again Please do yourself a favor. Learn from your experiences. Try it. It's rewarding to make something out of nothing. Now..
Most people want to build there boxes last. I needed to get the box behind me. I wanted a sealed cell to perform well just using a standard 12V to 15.8V battery and or power source. And when I look at my boxes now, I see this project coming together. Guys, build your boxes first. Get it working well with 12V to 15V Low Amps, Low Heat. This is just my personal view. I do tend to go overboard, or as some has stated (( I,m Anal)) well I am.
I have been working for the past few months on ultra white led's I'm constructing a lights for my home. I have been using florescent lights for years. So what I'm trying to do is produce light with less power. Now on to load, impedance, and matching. Lets see if I have this right. Here's the way I see it in my world.
1.If I take my small 12V battery bank I have 10 parallel wired they are ( battery size 3 inches by 4 inches) and hook it up to my 12V florescent light it would not last long at all. I have a heavy load on such a small battery bank.
2. Now hook this same light to my 12V battery bank they are parallel wired ( battery size 9 inches by 14 Inches). It will last longer.
3. If I take my small 12V battery bank I have 10 parallel wired they are ( battery size 3 inches by 4 inches) and hook it up to my LED lights. A very light load for my light weight lights
4.Now hook this same Led lights to my 12V battery bank they are parallel wired ( battery size 9 inches by 14 Inches). It will last so much longer.
Now match them together. Light duty to light duty and heavy duty to heavy duty.
Statistics: Posted by Looking In — Thu Nov 23, 2006 8:50 am
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