This is a first hand account written by Josee Ward, Dr. Ward's daughter, on her car and how the Implosion Battery Charger made a HUGE impact!

Last winter I started having battery problems with my car. My battery would not hold a charge. It died constantly. I had to rely on a friend to repeatedly jump my battery, to get my car started. I was finally forced to get a new battery. When we removed the old battery, we discovered that it had cracked and was beyond help. It had also leaked fluid all over the battery holder. The mechanic thought it was odd and felt there could be underlying problems ahead.
Once the new battery was installed my car ran perfectly. My confidence in it was restored!!
Shortly thereafter, the problems returned. Sure enough the mechanic was right. The slow start from the begrudging battery was just the beginning. Soon I was back to needing a jump to get the car going again. I obviously had a problem that needed to be fixed. Winters in Idaho can be hard to take so I finally decided to call on my dad.
My dad gave me a voltage meter and had me check the battery. I followed his directions and continually monitored the battery to see if it was taking a charge. Although it took a small charge, something else was killing it. The battery would slowly go dead and refused to crank the engine. It was becoming clear that my car had a low level electrical drain, but I was mystified as to what or where the electrical drain was.
Finally a friend and me discovered that my automatic door locks were acting up. They started clicking back and forth uncontrollably. The circuitry had to be nearly blown. I had to get the problem fixed, or lose another battery.
It was very frustrating to say the least. I began by hunting down the fuse box. Once I got there, I systematically pulled all the fuses until I found one with a suspicious hairline crack. It proved to be the lingering problem. Further testing showed it to be the source of my troubles.
The bad fuse I found was the culprit that was causing the door locks to work irregularly. I felt lucky to have found the defect. I went ahead and replaced the fuse and then set about to get the battery recharged.
I started by taking my dad’s advice and proceeded cautiously. Dad warned me, it wouldn’t be easy. He told me to get a reading on the battery before I started. As it turned out, the battery was nearly dead. I could hardly get any reading on the meter. Hopefully, I’d be able to get the battery back up. Dad told me not to feed it a whole lot of voltage at first. That I should nurse it up from a small trickle charge would be best. The battery responded, but it didn’t hold much of a charge for long.
When I told dad of the continuing problem, he told me there was only one thing that could save my damaged battery.
Dad gave me his Implosion Battery Charger to heal my car battery. In the past I had seen it work on all sorts of batteries, even on his collection of old batteries. I was at first unsure of how to use the charger. Dad said he would guide me through. He also told me that if I followed his directions, everything would work out.
I found that, even though I was a girl and knew nothing much about charging batteries, the Implosion Charger was easy to use.
Following dad’s advice, I started charging the battery at a low level (around 10 volts) and gradually turned it up. I continually used the voltage meter to see how the battery was charging. It amazed me to see it climb clear to 15-16 volts. I couldn’t believe my eyes. It was beyond what it was when it was new. The battery was going beyond what my friends expected! It was seemingly rejuvenating the battery. In spite of the charge going into the battery, the battery remained cool!
Later, when I went home for Christmas, I left the car parked in Boise for nearly a week. Despite the frigid, below freezing weather, the battery maintained a respectable charge. It did what I didn’t expect. It started right up.
Thanks to dad, I learned some valuable lessons. First off, I learned to use a meter. Then I learned the value of patience, by trickle charging the damaged battery. The faulty door lock circuits were highly abusive to my battery. I bore witness to the rejuvenation of my battery. Whatever it was in the Implosion Charger, it made my battery better than new. Although my experience was at times painful to me, I gained an insight into what my father had invented. I didn’t have to listen to second hand stories for I had my own experience to share. Most importantly, I learned the value of asking my dad for his advice. It’s the next best thing to him being there. It also made me more independent than I ever thought I would be.
Thanks to the Implosion Battery Charger, my battery maintains a healthy charge in excess of what it did when it was brand new. I understand now why people who have the charger rave about it. If you have a weak battery that just can’t seem to hold a charge, don’t give up. Get an Implosion Battery Charger. It not only charges a battery, it can heal it too!

Implosion Battery Charger healing Josee's car.	Implosion Battery Charger