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How to Recharge Dead Batteries

Last Updated on July 18, 2019 by Swagatam 8 Comments

caution electricity can be dangerous

In this post we learn how to recharge and use bad, defective discarded batteries using an innovative battery charging process invented by John Bedini.

Lead acid batteries can sometimes be a problem to get rid of. They can also be high priced to upgrade. In case discarded in the wrong way, they have a tendency to finish up in the land fill up or even rotting of in your junkyard.

Contribution of John Bedini

John Bedini has presented a bequest to the world which can bring back and enrich the used, abandoned, sulfated batteries.

In case your battery is sulfated from typical utilization, it may commonly be recovered using this discovery.

Batteries which have material impairment or have warped plates are worthless. The Bedini SSG (Simplified School Girl) generator can separate the sulfation on the battery plates and energize the batteries. On many occasions, the battery will in fact acquire further voltage, workable power compared to the time it had been purchased.

By means of routine utilization, a battery would probably gradually drop its potential to hold electricity. This can be witnessed by the necessity to charge the battery far sooner every time. Typical battery chargers often give rise to this consequence due to heating effect of the battery.

Because the plates get hot by way of charging, these are steadily weakened. A battery may have less electrical power every time it is utilized.

With the Bedini charger, that is not the situation. I have reconditioned batteries which were found resting around in a trash.

A couple of such batteries that possessed a charge of below 2 volts each presently are running my electric boat generator.

These types of batteries were not consuming a charge with regular chargers. After a while and many rounds with the Bedini charger, the batteries have become superior to brand new.

How Bedini SSG Function

This electric motor would not self start. You need to provide it with a little bit force to pick it up going, however once it begins rotating it is going to turn up by itself and self adjust its very own acceleration and speed depending on the dimensions and charge condition of the batteries getting charged.

Since a magnet moves down the coil, a tiny electric current is stimulated into the main coil.

This activates the transistor to switch on, enabling electricity from the operated battery to stream by way of the supplementary coil.

The magnetic field generated in the secondary coil provides the cycle a tiny lift up on its path past the coil.

As the magnetic field sets off the coil, the transistor is turned back off. This leads to the magnetic field in the supplementary coil to drop (back emf).

During this period, the vibrant electric power makes its way into the process which is emptied via a diode into the batteries to be charged.

This method could be demonstrated to generate additional energy on the recharging aspect compared to the need to steer the motor. In the method presented, the input current amounts between 150-200 mA.

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About Swagatam

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  1. Jovan says

    July 2, 2022

    Kako da napravim strujno kolo 12, 24, 36, 48 V DC struje da menjam voltažu i da menjam frekfenciju od 500 KHz. Za elektrolizu vode.
    Kako da upotrebim struju iz bobine za elektrolizu vode.

    Reply
  2. Egay Diolola says

    May 28, 2022

    Hi Swagatam,
    Can you demonstrate how to make the coil/s using R60 copper coated Lincoln rods. How to make them or I mean how many R60 rods will be used, and its physical appearance after made as a “core” before winding the 850 turns magnet wires on both windings?

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      May 29, 2022

      Sorry Egay, I do not have the required information regarding how to make R60 copper coated Lincoln rods

      Reply
  3. Gopal.K says

    January 13, 2020

    How the PH and TDS value of Distilled water affect the Battery life. Can any one explain in detail, with chemical formula.

    Reply
    • Reggie says

      November 19, 2021

      If the water has been distilled the TDS will be 0. Pure water is also neutral so the Ph should be 7.

      Reply
  4. naser yusoff says

    June 25, 2015

    Hi Sir,

    Do you happen to have a battery swapper circuit which can be implemented in this Bedini circuit diagram. I have seen your "Twin or Split Battery Charger Circuit ' (https://www.homemade-circuits.com/2014/05/twin-or-split-battery-charger-circuit.html). Can this be integrated with the Bedini circuit diagram . If YES, what modification should be done on this circuit .The aim is to let the motor run without having to physically stop and swap the battery , making it almost overunity unit.

    Many thanks in advanced.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      June 26, 2015

      Hi Naser,

      both the batteries are differently rated so cannot be swapped….the primary battery is any used, discarded, sulphated low AH battery while the other one is a good battery….I don't think swapping the batteries is recommended in the design.

      Reply
    • Swagatam says

      June 26, 2015

      ….moreover the primary battery never gets discharged according to the theory

      Reply

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