computer fan battery charger

This is my first attempt at charging a non rechargable battery using the pulse from a 555 timer to trigger a transister.
The battery did recharge and had usable power afterwards.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• free
• energy
• computer
• fan
• battery
• charger
• bedini
• motor
• engineering
• science

[peteeyang]

lol why do that when you can get one at a electronic store that charges your battery like AAA,AA,and cellphone battery too and at the same time lol and small watch battery's too i got one for 12 dollars.

[truthmovementuk]

for fun, Tis better than TV in my humble oppnion

[ForrestMims3]

interesting idea but now they have very small non rechargable battery rechargers at radioshack that cost a few hundred dollars.

[truthmovementuk]

well this one costs maybe £10 to build and works fine, however this was my first experiment, check out my other vid for new devlopments.

[ForrestMims3]

I know that but still, that had to have taken a lot of work. I know a ton about electronics but still, I don't think I have ever made a circuit that big. I mean I have made multiple circuits that were connected on different circuit boards but still...

[truthmovementuk]

The board may look big but I managed to fit it in a 2" by 4" board. The bigger board is for demonstration. This board takes 20 minutes to build and is made mainly from recycled parts. :~}

[jonjetzone]

I agree man, for fun and to keep our minds occupied with beneficial stuff and not garbage. :) Keep it up dude ;) 5 star for you for this humble reply to peteeyang, hehe :))

[kojsza]

the spikes you are seeing are collapsing energy spikes and can restore some nicads that no longer take a charge .and desulfate some lead acid batts. check out bedini's energy from the vacuum dvds ,he explains in detail . some spikes are 400v

great work!!!

[authorjeff77]

looks like your having fun and keeping your mind stimulated. Keep making videos and please slow the camera movements down, your a bit blurry lad.