10-30-2023, 02:10 PM
Your greedy lmao 
j/k well in part the issue is your trying to charge up way too large value, With my coil, I found out that anything over 20uf was too big to charge instantly so you don't get enough oomph out of it so to speak. Try even with 10uf, That got me a few blinks a second and could really hear it clicking away as well, indication of a good current flow, At this rate my big 12V charges. As far as the self looped setup its unique and every battery is different. This is why I stepped away from all of this. Very picky to replicate and because its done with difficulty the mainstream won't use this anytime soon.
Today as I know more, In part its more then the cap dump that was driving it but also the high frequency transients hitting the battery.
In simple terms after about a month of messing with it everyday. I fluked the right "Setting"
Hope this help, The cap dump imo is indeed part of the key and could work with multiple coil setup for multiple amps a second dumps. This is how you could make up for current. Again it's money time and effort. Is it really worth it in the end? If it's for science and personal interests sure. If it's for running your house.. not so good, Well I mean it will work but you may as well get that extra 300 watts using a solar for much cheaper than what you need to do to get this working.
It's all perspective I guess.
j/k well in part the issue is your trying to charge up way too large value, With my coil, I found out that anything over 20uf was too big to charge instantly so you don't get enough oomph out of it so to speak. Try even with 10uf, That got me a few blinks a second and could really hear it clicking away as well, indication of a good current flow, At this rate my big 12V charges. As far as the self looped setup its unique and every battery is different. This is why I stepped away from all of this. Very picky to replicate and because its done with difficulty the mainstream won't use this anytime soon. Today as I know more, In part its more then the cap dump that was driving it but also the high frequency transients hitting the battery.
In simple terms after about a month of messing with it everyday. I fluked the right "Setting"
Hope this help, The cap dump imo is indeed part of the key and could work with multiple coil setup for multiple amps a second dumps. This is how you could make up for current. Again it's money time and effort. Is it really worth it in the end? If it's for science and personal interests sure. If it's for running your house.. not so good, Well I mean it will work but you may as well get that extra 300 watts using a solar for much cheaper than what you need to do to get this working.
It's all perspective I guess.