3v OU Flashlight

[scratchrobot]

Can not keep oscillations going, but getting closer 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jds2Sxg9W4M


You may also like this, testing the ferrite pot core at different frequency's
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqcGLExTymo


Regards,

[magpwr]

Can not keep oscillations going, but getting closer 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jds2Sxg9W4M


You may also like this, testing the ferrite pot core at different frequency's
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqcGLExTymo


Regards,

hi scratchrobot,

It looks like your device was just to about to self run for few seconds longer than the rest then it stops.

Do try to change resistor  to white led with a little higher value.

Do prevent the copper wire from touching the ferrite core.

I am sure someone may ask you where to get the ferrite pot core online base on the one your are using video.

[stivep]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mG_FsBn2qxk


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[TinselKoala]

Wesley.... thank you for your translations.  Akula seems to be violating the law of Conservation of Miracles!



Meanwhile I am still continuing to build and test just one of his claimed miracles.

Here's a little test of the input side, still with no MC34063, but testing the LEDs running on the two large capacitors in the circuit:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbNxHAlYC9U


Just think how long they would stay lit if the input reservoir cap was a multiFarad supercap instead of an ordinary 3300 uF electrolytic. And that's straight DC...
And then figure in the oscillator and Joule Thief effect..... quite long "unpowered" run times could result.

(I keep forgetting to mention that for the unmarked diode, I am using 1n5819 Schottky.

[TinselKoala]

Many thanks to slider2732.... who told me where to get a MC34063 chip quickly and cheaply.

The Dollar Tree stores sell a couple of different USB car charger adapters for a dollar each. One dollar US. It contains a MC34063A chip, a 1 amp fuse, an LED, a couple of electrolytic capacitors, a 4000-series diode and a little inductor, as well as a USB connector. For one dollar!

I paid 4 dollars for three chips from an Ebay seller and I thought that was a good deal! They won't arrive until Monday, probably. But now I have one to play with, if I can get it out of the USB adapter without damaging it.