I just took delivery on a "Jitterbug" USB line filter.
I have a breadboard, a five volt voltage regulator, an ammeter, a voltage meter, wires, and solder.
Is it safe to assume I only need to supply the Jitterbug with a positive and negative feed in order to charge a battery?
Also got a great old compressor that you can hardly hear. The tank is made from a section of ten inch steel pipe that is half an inch thick! They were kind enough to throw in a pressure cooker with a nipple sticking out of the lid. It runs a much bigger engine just fine, so it can serve as a boiler for the Stuart 10H no problem.
I have a breadboard, a five volt voltage regulator, an ammeter, a voltage meter, wires, and solder.
Is it safe to assume I only need to supply the Jitterbug with a positive and negative feed in order to charge a battery?
Also got a great old compressor that you can hardly hear. The tank is made from a section of ten inch steel pipe that is half an inch thick! They were kind enough to throw in a pressure cooker with a nipple sticking out of the lid. It runs a much bigger engine just fine, so it can serve as a boiler for the Stuart 10H no problem.