Ken, With as much time as you've taken to blab at me in this forum you could have one built and had it running right in front of you.
Do your own work. I've brought back car batteries that the standard "desulphators" wouldn't touch. This includes the so-called "capacitive battery charger" (watergas power supply). All this with charge rates effectively higher than C/20, with no heating. I posted the methodology in a "hey, this is pretty cool" kind of spirit. You've taken it to, "give me numbers now or be crucified." I don't own a meter (metre, mitre, mm?). What's a measurement? Ok, I do own a yardstick. One of the batteres was something like 10" x 9" x 12". How's that? R On 25 Nov 2005 at 10:59, Carrigan, Ken wrote: > Roamer, > One last time. Make it sorter this time as your waisting my time too. WHAT > DOES the SG DO DIFFERENTLY from a desulfator? Answer some of Bob's questions > too, as to what load testing has been done, what results are you seeing, why > should some build SG device? Fine and well that your promoting something, > but it seems you have no resultant measurements on what your building. From > the posts, there is no MEAT (building design yes) as to why a person should > build it. > > I on the other hand thought it woked by desulfation, which uses pulses to > clean the lead sulfate off the plates. You have said nothing about how or > what the SG does differently. Are you saying it does the same thing now? If > so, state that, if not what does it do? Give some details like this: > > 1) Battery SG voltage is 12.5 volts before starting. > 1) SG running 10 hours on 12 volts, measuring 1amp. > 2) Powered resistive load of 3 amps during 10 hours. > 3) End voltage on 12 volt battery was 12.9 volts. > > I gave out numbers. 2 days placed dead 12 volt car battery (could not start > car) on desulfator with trickle charge (~1-3 amps). Started car without > problems now for 5 days. Rejuvinated it? I'd say so. > > This is an OPEN forum, don't hide anything, or sppon feed as I'm not. If > you've taken no measurement just say that and be done. > > v/r > Ken Carrigan >
