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G8MNY  > TECH     10.09.19 11:33l 52 Lines 2174 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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From: G8MNY@GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO
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Hi ALL                                         (updated May 11)
Test equipment for 1.2v cell's: a principal plan.

If you have a transformer 6V AC, 15-30 Amps max, & one power thyristor
(50-100 Amps), you can make this plan for a safely recover old battery cells:

 2.5#                     |\ |
 o-------A-------|--------| >|--------------------------o 2.5#
6V AC   amps     |   Thy  |/ |\----|<|-. Diode 1n5401    |
              no |   nc         +Tr    | K-A   1n4004    |
                 o  /o-----/////-------|                 |
                  /- push   10 ohm     |                 |
                 |                     |                 |
           1uF   |----||------o\       |                 | +
          22uF   |--||------o    \o----|             ---------
         100uF   |-----||---o    S1      Cell 1.2-1.5V  ---
 2.5#  220uF->>  |--||--------o                          | -
6V AC              +  -                                  |
 o-------------------------------------------------------o

Mayby 12V AC for 9V battery types ?

Set S1 for choice load time.
Push the switch to left and hold, the thyristor gives a dc pulse to the
cell. If the cel are hot, loses the pusher. Test the cel with a voltmeter.
For Nicad and NiMh, do than a normal loading. Never use Li-ion cells on
this equipment !

Push the switch to the right (loosing it), the caps are now disscharged.
Change the cell for the next one..The high current load a Alcaline in few
seconds.. AAA 4sec, AA 8sec, A 15sec, D 30sec. ( For D 4x times pushing )
The voltage is sowat 1.2V ( Nicad and Ni-Mh ) or 1.5 volt for alcalines.
Alcalines that give 1.3-1.35v are not good for using ! One way, not 2x ..

Greetings, 73 de Eric ON4CBL@ON0AR


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73 De John, G8MNY @ GB7CIP



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