12 Volt 150Ah Battery Charger using old Computer Power Supply - 220V AC to 12V DC

[@MrElectron]

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[@clifforddicarlo9178]

Thank you for showing schematic at 17:41. I wish ALL the U-Tubers would show schematic. Many U-Tube presenters think that it's sufficient just to show soldering the components, but that is NOT design.

[@Masterj3712]

You are extremely organised in your structured approach to the Job at hand ✋️ Congrats.

[@MrElectron]

Seems like people are confusing Amps (A) with Ampere hour (Ah). Here 150 Ah or 450 Ah is the battery capacity and not the amperes that this powersupply is going to produce. A 150Ah battery can charge at just 2 Amps so 3 such batteries will need a minimum of 6 Amps to charge but here the charger is producing much more than that. Hope this solves the confusion. Note : Set the voltage a little higher than the desired battery charge voltage. It will work great for Lead Acid , inverter, car batteries. Buy Wire Cutter - kaiweets.com/products/kaiweets-kws-102-2-in-1wire-cutters-6-inch-flush-pliers-wire-stripping-cable-tool?sca_ref=2923215.t5bO4xWTTf Buy Wire Stripper - kaiweets.com/products/kaiweets-kws-302-multifunctional-wire-stripper-kit?sca_ref=2923215.t5bO4xWTTf DISCOUNT COUPON - ME15

[@zigamahne4636]

where do you have pcb schematics?

[@heniuszczesliwy9711]

WHERE IS THE ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM?

[@MrElectron]

Diagram is in the video.

[@heniuszczesliwy9711]

@@MrElectron At what minute and second ?

[@ericklein5097]

There is no minimum charging current. It will just take longer. So long as the voltage is properly set the battery will eventually fully charge. You can charge any size battery with a 2A charger.

[@istvanszijj7775]

Szépek a forrasztások, gratulálok! Nálunk az ilyeneket úgy hívják, hogy taknyolás.

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@hichamtassi1753]

Nice video, but the battery voltage should be raised up to 14.4v, then maintained at 13.8v. This is why the circuit cut the current while the battery was still charging and only got 12.9v. With some adjustment, the project is a good one since we also get a power supply.

[@MrElectron]

I was hoping that someone will state this. Actually one of my battery cells is dead because of which it can go only to a max of 12.6V which is still enough to power up my inverter so I am not discarding it. So, even if i use an 18v direct charging or 20v ( which is not at all advised ), it will still stabilize at 12.6 or 12.7v which is its maximum because one of its cells is dead.

[@hichamtassi1753]

@@MrElectron Clear. Thanks.

[@payungwhaikree9553]

เครื่องละเท่าไรคับและ 13.8 V. ราคาเหมือนกันใหม

[@MilanTheMan69]

@@MrElectron BS you talk... 2.1 Volts per cell... You wont have 12.6V with 1 dead cell but about 10V...

[@MilanTheMan69]

@@MrElectron your cells are sufated... that's why they wont be able to be charged more...

[@markusdolas6345]

Super projekt. Dzięki za Twoje zaangażowanie na tym kanale. Życzę dalszej inwencji w kolejnych projektach 👍👋

[@markusdolas6345]

Dziękuję bardzo za link email. Kupiłem w sklepie KAIWETS 👍👍

[@aamir8630]

Great project 😁😁😁, are you mad

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@marcbaflast7271]

Bravo pour la réalisation. Nécessaire et indispensable avant tout.

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@captainnaveed3781]

Hello Brother, Thanks a lot, this was great video, by the way computer power-supply has nothing to do with this project. you just used only it's case only. Regards,

[@MrElectron]

Yes, you are right

[@juancarlossanchez118]

Feliz sábado Mr Electrón, gracias por este nuevo vídeo!! 😊

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@VKupz]

Been following you since 2019. I excited learning electronics from you and picked it up as a hobby. Now I'm an industrial maintenance mechanic. 🫵🏽🙏🏽🦾👏🏽

[@MrElectron]

@@VKupz I am soo grateful. Thanks ! 😊

[@samueldavies646]

How did you weld the parts with solder? I hsve tried snd csnt solder to alumium

[@Hasan-lp5di]

I wish you success from Iran👍

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@ArsalaanMalik]

Sir please reply iss power supply ko full load par kitna der chala sakte hai.. I think car amplifier uss honga usse sir..

[@oturanboga6225]

very useful content (TURKEY)

[@MrElectron]

Thanks! 😃 ( Kurulus Osman / Ertugrul Gazi )

[@isuriwijesekare8316]

How these thin wires carry around 13amps

[@reegeecajes9343]

I wonder if i can create something like this to power up my drone like a tethered drone where the power is connected via wire? my drone requires 14.8v and 150a to all motors. Please tell me

[@ayubowewa]

Very good explanation thank you!

[@MrElectron]

Glad it was helpful!

[@GenmidaIII]

За такую пайку нужно наказывать, а не видео показывать!

[@valeriimihailov1408]

с использованием корпуса от комп. блока питания. не путать с самим блоком.

[@MuhammadYaseen-vx5hw]

yes, similar contents may boost our ideas to do the same...... how r u??? i pray to God for your prosperity and health...

[@sacrajah]

Pretty well explained. Thank you

[@veeem3964]

Nice project but u only used an old computer power supply case only …..not the power unit of the ATX itself

[@gregorykusiak5424]

Exactly. I don’t know why they just didn’t find/buy/make a suitable enclosure rather than rip the power supply apart

[@omidhatamzadeh422]

++ک ((ث»» کچچ-۷ک&ک

[@amarchanel1001]

🤣🤣

[@xavierjuarez1630]

And where is the fan so that it does not get hot.

[@Jimmy1st-ng]

Very informative. Thank you

[@sushantkadam644]

Nice video sir the video was very informative for me and I learned new things from your video, your teaching method is very nice

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@五毛1450退散]

no switch part in your project, no MOSFET, no HF transformer, want to know the ouput / input efficiency in your project?

[@loopvogel01]

What kind of battery? Lead, Lipo, or other? You know you can not charge each battery with just one kind of charger, do you?

[@widioservice2688]

Buat Mr elektro salam persahabatan marikita supot menyupot biar mantulmas

[@electronic7979]

Very good 👍

[@oudaihammoud5324]

nice project but i think it's better to connect the relay to the mains voltage not to 12v output so it gets less heated even u can use smaller one. seems like alot of people don't understand the difference between 150AH and 150A, AH ampere-hour is used for the capacity of the battery.

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@NaryisAlbornoz]

Saludos hermano me podrías decir de que material es la punta del cautín

[@housewirestv]

great video, keep it up!

[@Msp.Project]

Mantap.. Kreatif sekali👍

[@dr.iqbalqureshi9964]

Why you are not providing the circuit diagram in your videos

[@kennmossman8701]

Query: Can you really trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around - buried in ignorance? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS. I have read 4 recommedations from battery makers and many articles from creditable battery experts and they ALL say current must be controlled.

[@ГошаЖелезняк-ь3т]

Здесь не используется блок питания от компьютера, только корпус. Это clickbait

[@cosmopolit-ne-evreiy]

и реклама кусачек

[@СтПетров-п9г]

@@cosmopolit-ne-evreiy реклама кажется главное

[@NeoGhk]

where did you get the PCB from.

[@jozefnovak7750]

Super! Thank you very much!

[@andreypolygraf7137]

Проект шняга... От всего блока питания использовался всего лишь корпус)))

[@rogeriocarvalhodossantos3525]

The correct voltage to have the battery fully charged is exactly 14.5 volts.

[@rogertaylor8615]

I thought that a computer was already 12 volts just had a converter that excepted 110 to 12 voltage

[@kuleshathamaranga5030]

Will you can share this circuit diagram with me.?

[@MrElectron]

It is in the video

[@seanverch]

I leart lots on this one awesome

[@juliocuenca-sn5hv]

hello, you are wrong the title of the video, it is not made with the source of a computer, you only used the box.

[@kennmossman8701]

Query: Can you really trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around - buried in ignorance? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS. I have read 4 recommedations from battery makers and many articles from creditable battery experts and they ALL say current must be controlled. I just read a comment by him saying the transfomer is rated at 40A !!!! LMAO But the diode bidge is 10A and that play-time relay can handle no more than 6A DC. This is a JOKE from bizarre start to laughable finish

[@stefanovitale5383]

Ma che c'entra l alimentatore del PC? Con quello che c'hai fatto?

[@kennmossman8701]

Can you really trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around - buried in ignorance? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS. I have read 4 recommedations from battery makers and many articles from creditable battery experts and they ALL say current must be controlled.

[@waiphyo6727]

Hi bro How much time can i use DC 12V/ 45AH to AC 220V / 65 Watt?

[@Tendyow]

Nice project but I felt they should be fan to blow off heat because it will generate a lot of heat when changing at 150A.

[@kennmossman8701]

Can you really trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around - buried in ignorance? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS. I have read 4 recommedations from battery makers and many articles from creditable battery experts and they ALL say current must be controlled.

[@ericburger5337]

Hi Mr Electron, super vidéo very instructive, i have try to make a power supply with a PSU but i've lost my time, so i really appreciate to see how you doing this, and with this power!

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@horscategorie]

Thanks for making good video content!

[@salamaleykum8233]

Блять, то есть вместо того чтобы сделать действительно мощное зарядное устройство из блока АТХ ты запихал туда обычный слабенький трансформатор?

[@liodanahhuiy5741]

..., для чего ты вентилятор крутил?

[@paveljelinek772]

Kámo jak můžeš říct 150Ah nabíječka??? 🙄 Jak???

[@maskerraj8531]

Hi, Very interesting , Can i use the same setup without the cutofff board to use with my tire inflator with requires 12VDc @ 20A-25A rating

[@MrElectron]

Yes

[@kennmossman8701]

Can you really trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around - buried in ignorance? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS. I have read 4 recommedations from battery makers and many articles from creditable battery experts and they ALL say current must be controlled.

[@Nazim-NR]

Hello bro pls ek vidio banay ips transformar ka wire calculation & kitna Waight chahia or meter mey calculation

[@mhammmmagh1465]

thanks so much doc ♥

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@timpryahin511]

Качество пайки желает быть лучше, а в остальном все хорошо

[@creativestudio7354]

Без обид, но вообще паять не умеет

[@СтПетров-п9г]

Он сейчас учится паять. И электронику сейчас учит. А почему не сделал видео после того, когда все это научил - это главный вопрос

[@rov164rus]

Меня не только это смутило, ещё подпись с использованием блока питания компа, хотя взял только его корпус и один кондёр. Корпус можно и поинтересней сделать, а ещё можно поставить амперметр и не пользоваться клещами, а ещё потенциометр вывести на панель ну и т.д. дохрена можно лучше сделать. В общем так се, для сельской местности пойдёт.

[@СтПетров-п9г]

@@rov164rus Я не знаю, что означает в заглавии 150 Ah - если 150 А зарядный ток - это никогда не будет - только мечты, если хочет зарядить аккумулятор 12V/150 Ah с током 15 А и в этом сомневаюсь, трасформатор мне кажется никудышным, тоже с клещами никогда так не сделаю, если в руках паяльник выход из трансформатора надо паять, а не делать механично, но для меня главное - это диодные мосты - зачем ему 70 А он сварки ли будет делать, или аккумуляторы зарежать. Он что - то объясняет, но я английский не понимаю, может и не прав, а этот маленький радиатор для 70А выглядит для меня просто нереально. А 70 ампер из этого устройства - это другая мечта. Я знаю, что это не очень красиво - смотреть, искать недостатки и указывать пальцем и не хотел комментировать, но вы меня спровоцировали и решил написать что меня смущает.

[@rov164rus]

@@СтПетров-п9г поддерживаю👍

[@omnavasare4641]

Bro but what will be the power consumption of this power supply ❤

[@stanisawmuszynski8978]

Super Mr Elecktron,👏

[@aju6866]

Bro automatic battery cut off circuit diagram ?

[@kennmossman8701]

Query: Can you really trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around - buried in ignorance? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS. I have read 4 recommedations from battery makers and many articles from creditable battery experts and they ALL say current must be controlled.

[@saeedfv5628]

تشکر از ترجمه شما وخود مستر الکترون ،اگر برای ساخت این نوع دستگاه ها اول لیست کل قطعات را بنویسید و توضیح کمی در مورد چه نوع قطعه ویا مشابه اش را عالی میشود تو ایران شاید همه چیز گیر نیاید.لباز هم سپاس

[@samaEX1]

سلام وسایلش چندان چیز عجیبی نیست که سخت باشه پیدا کردنش دوست من تعمیرات کامپیوتر و لوازم الکترونیک توی روستا هست چه برسه به شهر.توی هند که ما هستیم که کمیاب تر از ایران هست. موفق باشید سیکا از هند

[@satindersingh9053]

Direct smps se bi to 12v /20 to 30amp output h, itna ky karna......

[@hasmukhvpatel4539]

good job ,clean work is better too.god bless you.

[@seyumchowdhury3642]

Nice video dst......

[@aliciamiller6077]

How can you get 24 volts from this

[@saeedfv5628]

Hi mr. Electron I am fayyazi from iran درود آقای الکترون از برنامه ها تون بسیار استفاده میکنم مخصوصآ همین برنامه،خواهش دارم اگر ممکن هست طرز ساخت shocker شوکر با ولتاژ مناسب با نقشه مربوطه و نام قطعه ها را یک برنامه بسازید که بسیار نیاز است. با سپاس فراوان

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@mohdafzal7230]

Great Project

[@karanbatra5544]

Excellent project👌🏾

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@barokahlampuchanel4102]

Very good

[@kajangcs3271]

A very wonderful video. Keep it up Mr. Electron

[@chieuphan4424]

Hay quá bạn ơi để dành cho bạn nhé mình mua sài xướng hơn

[@renzodavoli678]

150 amper da quel trasformatore ? Prende fuoco tutto.

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@mondayezebuiro2739]

Hi very interesting project Can you build one for me to buy,

[@aliciamiller6077]

Can ya get 24 v out of this?

[@marianocingolani2297]

esta bueno el proyecto pero deberias aclarar que usas solo la caja de la fuente , pense que ibas a modificar la placa de la fuente que tiene extraordinarias caracteristicas, igual gracias de todos modos

[@jsaurman]

Could you please make a video on how you etch your circuit boards?

[@MrElectron]

Ok soon

[@ambalangodachandrasiri6361]

excellent project

[@АшотМакарян-д1о]

У меня ест блок питания 12в 175А можно ли им заряжать аккумулятор?

[@MrTeleman57]

Таким, на 175 Ампер, можно заряжать аккумы емкостью 1750 Ah. Напряжение на БП должно быть 14,2 - 14,4 Вольта.

[@najmulhossain689]

Rectifier circuit diagram need.

[@mrelectron_alternator]

Connection +ve to +ve , -ve to -ve and respective AC to AC terminals.

[@ВалерийКлимов-с9ж]

Какой бренд инструмента ?

[@somsaktavorn5550]

Thank you

[@金晳浩]

귀하의 노력에 감사드립니다👏

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@Ivan-s4g9e]

Nao foi usada uma fonte de alimentação de computador e sim a caixa

[@allanwelsh7620]

Well Done.

[@haaz6871]

دوست عزیز من ویدئوهای شما را خیلی دوست دارم و علاقه زیادی به برق و الکترونیک دارم منتهی شما برای افراد حرفه ای دارید توضیح میدید و اگر امکان دارد یک مقدار روشنتر برای افراد مبتدی مثل من دقیقتر توضیح دهید و برای افراد مبتدی چه کتابی را توصیه میکنید برای شناخت لوازم و قطعات و بدانیم اسم ان قطعات چیست و چه کاربردی دارد ؟؟ اگر کتاب جامع آموزشی سراغ دارید لطفا معرفی کنید کتابی که عکس قطعات را داشته باشد و توضیح دهد کارش چیست ممنون

[@electrotesla3545]

Can electricity be generated with rotating magnetic force using a transformer?

[@mohamedarshad6207]

Always brillient my friend God bless

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@triberangerhimalayan2991]

You are genius

[@kennmossman8701]

Query: Can you really trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around - buried in ignorance? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS. I have read 4 recommedations from battery makers and many articles from creditable battery experts and they ALL say current must be controlled. I just read a comment by him saying the transfomer is rated at 40A !!!! LMAO But the diode bidge is 10A and that play-time relay can handle no more than 6A DC. This is a JOKE from bizarre start to laughable finish

[@darwinogues5562]

you just used the casing as a chassis for a new power supply ! you did not use the circuit from the old computer power supply.

[@MrElectron]

Actually i have already done that in one of my previous videos. Also, don't forget the 2 plugs and the 2 way switch that i reused.

[@darwinogues5562]

@@MrElectron what is important is the active electronic parts upgraded to 120ah charger.

[@MrElectron]

Soon for sure 💥

[@vladim53]

Namaste!

[@mariosergiogroetares9343]

Grato!

Thanks for video.

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@blue.98]

Sir please make a video about soldering iron bit

[@алексхан-ы1з]

Пособие по рукоделию, практической пользы нет, нет главного-схемы устройства.

[@Edmorbus]

Rectifier circuit diagram

[@gsatya9732]

Super Mr electron

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@pholhan]

แจ่มเลยครับ

[@bonivasbnv622]

нет что бы переделать плату и получить хороший регулируемый блок питания, впендюрил туда тяжеленный трансформатор.

[@sisilkumaradesilva6637]

Sir that pcb electronic circuit diagram please

[@MrElectron]

Its in the video

[@skidkev6421]

Will it charge small car 12v battery?

[@MrElectron]

Sure it will charge. Best if you use a small light dimmer / fan speed controller in series with the input side of the transformer for smaller batteries. This will reduce the current flow to the battery as needed.

[@skidkev6421]

@@MrElectron Thanks. And please share the schematics and components names. Thanks alot.

[@ratnadeepdhar4816]

Very nice project done nice watching and would try to implement it practically can you please share the pcb diagram. Regards

[@kennmossman8701]

can you trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS.

[@mauriziodinix]

Great!

[@man.coffeemakersaman7269]

از شما بسیار ممنونم برای اینکه زبان فارسی هم ترجمه کردید

[@nordicheroxo6162]

Nice work you do there. I love It!

[@kennmossman8701]

Can you really trust this guy? Does he really know electronics - or is he just screwing around - buried in ignorance? First he says its using an ATX PSU but at the very end he says he is using a microwave transformer. Then he puts two 10A bridge rectifiers in parallel BUT even a novice knows this does not work [because the Vd are different]. Then his Mickey Mouse controller uses a puny relay which can not handle the stated current. He does not explain the cntroller but it seems to be a simple cut-off; the charging current is not controlled and can be DANGEROUS. I have read 4 recommedations from battery makers and many articles from creditable battery experts and they ALL say current must be controlled.