6" fan kit

[slepa...@aol.com]

I ordered the standard brushless 6" fan kit from Radiant Charge company for about $90. And I ordered another set of circuit parts for my 3-pole generator/motor kit for $10, I still want to get it going. Dan said that they are getting better transistors now and are drawing up a different circuit diagram to fit the new transistors. Also they are selling three more poles (for 6 total) to snap into the generator 3-pole kit if you want to hop it up. I didn't order it.

 

I just think that the 6" fan kit has bigger component parts and will be easier to solder up. I bet that with the curved factory magnets that it has more power efficiency also. We'll see.

I tried charging up some small lithium batteries with my small Radiant charger and it actually took the voltage down from 2.5 volts to 1.5 volts. They admit that it doesn't work on Lithium batteries for some reason. But I wanted to try it anyway.

 

Steve

[rolf watness]

It is interesting about some batteries being able to be re-energized.  Basically only batteries that can form chemical compounds one direction, charging and a different chemical compound the other direction.  Flashlight batteries for instance are made in one form of chemical potential and is depleted.  Energizing it maybe stirs up the ions but it doesn't really transform the chemical to the previous state as in rechargeable batteries.  I believe using regular rechargeable batteries is best because there are so many around.  Normal charging of lead acid batteries actually kill them due to heat etc.  There are lots of sites on the web to study up and any Chemistry Manual goes into depth about it.

 

rollo