A workaround for the power shutoff bug that plagues switching battery setups
I know some people use a clock to reset the circuit once a cycle, and while that's fine, this has the drawback of forcing the shutoffs into a certain configuration for 2 seconds. This might cause a power interruption if the cycling occurs at the wrong time; not to mention the fact that if you're feeding a highly loaded circuit from the battery pair, this power interruption is certain to occur; with > 10kW load, your batteries cycle faster than 2 seconds.
So I came up with this. It's not
You are right, it is easier. It is not necessarily a problem however. It's that everyone was saying to use the reservoir when it is not even necessary in some cases. The same thing can be accomplished by only using bridges. It was also tough to get constructive criticism because everyone keeps posting their builds with valves and reservoirs which both overheat btw. There is a method to my madness. I also wanted to find the cheapest method available for micro builds. There is nothing wrong with u