21 Questions To Ask

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1. Q.What do you consider to be CC Voltage ?

 

A. CC Voltage is in my opinion DC voltage Source that does not create amperage.

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2. Q.Does Micro Grid CH 1 have amperage in it ?

 

A. Amperage is created inside magnets and is measured through the source and not the pathway for which it is measured so no their is no amperage in the CH 1 circuit.

 

3. Q.Can Micro Grid CH 1 cause heat ?

 

A.No, because amperage is needed to create heat and the circuit does not create amperage.

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4. Q.Can And Does Micro Grid CH 1 Short Circuit ?

 

A. Only if their is an error in the weaving process.

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5. Q.Can the Micro Grid CH 1's polarity be reversed ?

 

 

A.Not with the safety of a gold drop on the wire that goes  to the USB connector. Their is also no magnetic poles or specific direction in which current flows through the circuit the current pulsates in and out of the circuit.

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6. Q.What is polarity ?

 

A. Polarity is the flow of electrical current from the negativly charged side of a magnet to the positivly charged side of the magnet.

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7. Q.What is short circuiting ?

 

A.Short Circuiting is when two positive energy sources or two negative energy sources make contact.

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8. Q.How safe is the overall use of Micro Grid CH 1 ?

 

A.If you are using Micro Grid CH 1 the way it was intended to be used their will be no problems using it. Over all I would have to say that it is extremely difficult to mess up and may not be possible.

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9. How long does the Micro Grid Ch 1 Make a Batteries individual charge last ?

 

A. Starting from a AAA 1.3 volt DC battery the normally smallest gauged wire can make the battery last over 48 hours that's double the normal length of life per charge it increases by 6 hours every time the wattage doubles from the powersource.  When you increase the size of the power source and minimize the size of the wire used in the Micro Grid CH 1 Circuit it can increase time span of charge substantially. 

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10. Q.How long will Micro Grid Ch 1 make magnets last throughout their chargeable life, do the magnets last longer ?

 

A.I don't know forsure how many more charges you get from a powersource but I am pretty sure it depends on the size of the battery compared to the gauge of wire you use, smaller better. My estimates are that it increases chargeable life substantially 

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11. Does The Micro Grid CH 1 make electronics last longer ? A.Yes but still not100 % sure as in question 10.

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12. Can the Micro Grid CH 1 save on electricity when it is 

connected to electronics or appliances ?

 

A.Yes the output of CC voltage from electronics and appliences etc. will increase when Micro Grid CH 1 is connected for extended periods to them.

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13. What controls the volume of short circuiting ?

 

A.The larger the gauge of wire during short circuits controls the volume of short circuiting. An example is a twelve volt battery with booster cable connectors short circuiting volume is about as loud as  house wattage wire short circuiting because booster cable teeth connectors are larger then the wire between booster cable connectors.

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14. Q.Will This technology become obsolete ?

 

A.This technology will always be useful even if something better comes along their for it should always be used.

It is also the quickest fix for low oil supplies. 

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15. Q.What do you use gold for ?

 

A.Gold is used to ensure that pulses from power source enter and exit Micro Grid Ch 1 stick smoothly and correctly.

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16. Q.Can you multiply CC Voltage or Amperage in general ?

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A.You Can multiply CC Voltage but when you connect it to a power source the voltage is drained into the powersource and the circuit will take on the voltage readings from the power source. You cannot multiply amperage with o formation circuits of any kind because they do not create amperage, and only take amperage pulses from a source that does create amperage during transfer into Micro Grid CH 1. Once amperage is trapped in Micro grid CH 1 the current only exits the circuit and no longer pulsates in and out of the circuit as it did with pure cc voltage. Because it becomes DC wattage.

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17. Q.Can you transfer the multiplied CC Voltage in Micro Grid CH 1 into magnets of any sort to increase the wattage of the magnets ?

 

A.No, You cannot transfer CC Voltage into power sources to increase or decrease wattage.

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18. Q.Does the Micro Grid CH 1 effect the rechargeable aspect of rechargeable batteries, can it overcharge the batteries ?

 

A. No Micro Grid CH 1 does not effect the rechargeability of power sources it was made to make the rechargeability more efficient (more charges). The Micro Grid Ch 1 does not overcharge the batteries because their is no amperage coming from the circuit to the powersource.

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19.  Q.Can the Micro Grid CH 1 be used in electronics that are using none rechargeable batteries ?

 

A.Yes it can because it was not made to charge and does not charge because their is no amperage coming from the circuit to charge. It was only intended to extend magnet's life span and charges of the power source.

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20. Q.Can the Micro Grid CH 1 save me money and time ?

 

A. It can save you a little on hydro through your electronics and USB plugins. It can also extend useage of diodes and magnets. It can save you money on gas and relieve electric vehicle range problems less fill ups of hydro for Electric locomotives. Range capabilities with todays Electric vehicles is unsatisfactory for locomotives. 

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21. Q.Does the Micro Grid Ch 1 make it Much More Effective to own electric vehicles in countries with very few chargeing stations like Canada, Are electric vehicles being sold in Canada ?

 

A. With out this technology range capabilities in electric locomotives is unsatisfactory for countries with little or no chargeing stations on the go making this technology pertinent to those countries and yes as of this year canada is able to purchase all electric locomotives.

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"NEW" 22. Q. Why does the battery not over charge?

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A. The battery does not over charge because  Micro Grid Ch 1 only outputs CC Voltage ( DC voltage with no amperage).