Desulfator

[eleventhree]

Desulfator

I found this desulfator circuit in a link on this thread:

here.

Circuit courtesy of Ron Ingraham

i live in new zealand and im currently sourcing parts.

Transistors:

Q1 IRFZ44V - RS # 2509055009

Q2 2N2907  - Jaycar # ZT2322

Capacitors:

C1 100uF 25V Low ESR - Jaycar # RE6322

C2 47pF (0.047uF) Ceramic - Jaycar # RC5320

C3 4.7pF (0.0047uF) Ceramic - Jaycar # RC5308     

C4 100uF 25V Low ESR - Jaycar # RE6322

C5 10pF (0.01uF) Ceramic - Jaycar # RC5312

Diodes:

D1 1N4744

D2 FR602

D3 1N4148

D4 1N4148

IC's:

NE555 - Jaycar # ZL3555

Inductors:

L1 1000uH

L2 200uH

Resistors:

R1 100Ω

R2 15KΩ

R3 100Ω

R4 270KΩ

R5 15KΩ

[eleventhree]

Finnished sourcing diodes. Im not sure about editing Diary Entries yet.

Diodes:

D1 1N4744 - Jaycar # ZR1415

D2 FR602 - RS # 485-4334

D3 1N4148 - Jaycar # ZR1100

D4 1N4148 - Jaycar # ZR1100

[TomW]

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Im not sure about editing Diary Entries yet.

Sadly, you can't.

Cheers.

TomW

[tecker]

That looks like a good circuit I've never built this one but will do so . The  circuit linked below can be scaled to a small amorphus solar setup and works well to clean them up and put a good charge on them .

It's the rest of the thread Jerry's Charger

http://www.otherpower.com/images/scimages/48/Jerry_charger.jpg

  The circuit your building samples the battery voltage hits the coils at what appears to be highfrequency with good potential you'll need solid connections , and a scope would be good .

 Jerry's circuit uses the 555 at a 1 second rate and dumps a large cap . The battery impeadance is easy to watch .

[eleventhree]

thanks for your comments. i will look into building jerry's version when i have completed this one.