Joule Thief

[Pirate88179]

@ Sparks:

That is an interesting experiment you propose there.  I will give that a try when I can.  Thank you.

Bill

[TheNOP]

http://www.free-energy-info.co.uk/Chapter3.pdf

isotopic generator, french patent : fr268613, is a joule thief.

the volts are there, but not the amps.

maybe configuring the joule thief for 21Mhz ?

[Mk1]

@TheNOP

You are getting there, remember that there is no resistance in a inductor,So we could load many core from one wire and one load.

[jeanna]

Good news everybody!

I reversed the winding of the second secondary on my mk1 coil, and ... ta da..

The array lit up nice and bright.

The voltage across the array from 1 to 30 is

7 VAC and
0 VDC

but when rectified, the secondary itself is

29 to 28 VDC
I also checked the ac volts, but when rectified must be some kind of interpretation
38 - 39VAC.

I am Sooo glad I didn't have to start over.

maybe I will give you all a picture break... we'll see.

jeanna

[Freezer]

@ Freezer:

Great video!  Your production software is much better than mine.  I have some decent ones but they will not work with my little camera for some reason.  It makes me use the camera's cheap software.  Yes, I could use the solar panels as you suggested, and i might end up doing just that.  What I want to try first is to use them, and my supercaps along with the megabright leds to see how they might all work together.  One of my ideas is to construct a box using 1 foot square mirrors (as in the clear tiles folks glue onto walls)  This will have mirrors aligned on all six sides when assembled.  If I can get the 3 solar cells aligned inside with the leds in the right way, I hope to use all of the available light output by the leds as it will bounce around inside...well hopefully.

@ Jesus:

Thank you.

Bill

Thanks, I'm using adobe premiere, but this program doesn't accept my native camera format, which is .avi.  All you need to do is find a free converter to change the format.  I use windows movie maker to change .avi to .wmv which my program accepts, and use  the free divx codec which reduces the file sizes dramatically, yet keeps the same quality.

Nice job Jeanna, are you powering the leds through the rectifier?