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The Flavored Coffee Guy
I did,
http://www.cheniere.org/books/part4/s40.htm
But, if you fully understand electronics, then why are you using an
enegizer instead of inertia???? A dc motor with a permenant magnet in
it, can serve dual purpose as both a generator, and motor. That's
where I started questioning the physics of mass intertia, and
destroyed his little energizer. It really seems like a good idea if
you have a bridge rectifyer, and a capacitor to store a charge. But,
if it were to work, then you could use a capacitor in place of the
battery as well, right? At that point you would not find yourself
waiting for a 1700mA hour battery to drain, although, it may take
twice as long to drain the battery, or maybe even three times longer
making me say, hmmmm.
James.
http://www.cheniere.org/books/part4/s40.htm
But, if you fully understand electronics, then why are you using an
enegizer instead of inertia???? A dc motor with a permenant magnet in
it, can serve dual purpose as both a generator, and motor. That's
where I started questioning the physics of mass intertia, and
destroyed his little energizer. It really seems like a good idea if
you have a bridge rectifyer, and a capacitor to store a charge. But,
if it were to work, then you could use a capacitor in place of the
battery as well, right? At that point you would not find yourself
waiting for a 1700mA hour battery to drain, although, it may take
twice as long to drain the battery, or maybe even three times longer
making me say, hmmmm.
James.