Joule Thief

[innovation_station]

since MARK did this : )   im gonna crystalize ... few leds .. 


see if it makes a diffrence on the out put ...

mark   you need a RADIO  active rock!   

it then a little bit of history!

: )

W

pic 13  pinch of this pinch of that ! : )

[Pirate88179]

IST:

Is that the clear casting stuff like gadget used on some projects?  If so, that stuff dries crystal clear and I'll bet you get a great looking light output from that.  The light from the sides of the leds will dance all around inside that stuff.

I can't wait to see a photo of this with the light on after it dries.

Excellent idea.

Bill

[innovation_station]

thank you

BILL

: )

[jeanna]

@all

I made a coil last night , and got 0V AC and 0 V DC , when rectified it reads 0v DC (that is on the pickup coil 8 turns) the basic jt is real powerful. 

So i call it the ZERO coil , i just don't have a clue .

The picture is form the coil without the pickup coil .

Second picture is form the coil in action lighting 24 led on the pickup coil.

Plus one red Led on the mini coil at the center .

I have to say i wish i have a scope , i am totally in the dark here .


But it sure works , but how ?

Very nice.
I like the no results part especially!

To repeat this, it is wound as pictured, then you twist the end of one to the beginning of the other and connect it like a joule thief.
The fat wire running around the circumference is the pickup/secondary.
What is the little one in the middle.
Is that connected elecrically to something?

Very good work.
Thank you,

jeanna

BTW to the person who wanted MK1 to repeat himself, here is the page where he started to post his pix and explanations.
I just downloaded all those pix to my computer to make it easier on my patience.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=6123.msg224515#msg224515
I hope that helps.
j

[xee2]

@ Mk1

But it sure works , but how ?

Yeah. It sure seems to. You make such nice looking coils but you get such strange measurements. I suspect it is working at a pretty high frequency. When you rectify it, do you use a cap on the output of the rectifier (between plus and minus out) and do you measure the voltage across the cap with the meter set to DC input?