Joule Thief

[Artic_Knight]

guys im sorry if i come accross as angry or attacking, ive done and continue to do a lot of research on electronics and especially magnetism.  i cannot say too much at this time but what i can say is i have discovered a lot of "views" on electronics that with my current research is not true. i have not broken any laws of physics in fact i have mearly had to enforce these laws and break "views" with them to further my research!  with any luck i will have a viable product to display here for all to use as free energy, either that or my research for what ever reason may be proven false but i cannot see that happening as my projects have been fundamentally sound.

you guys are doing a great job and having a lot of fun with it! the most important part of science that seems to be lost is the fun in the experiments!

[Mk1]

@all

We should try little bulbs instead of led.

[innovation_station]

@all

We should try little bulbs instead of led.

i kinda need a break from this bigg coil anyways ...

what kind of bulbs you have in mind..

i just happen to have litterly 1000's...  12 vdc  im not sure the rateing but i bet they will be just perfect ...

ist

just in the middle of a single shoot board to see 100 % input vs out put in 1 charge of a cap ... caps are same values....in and out side my idea is to charge  in cap to 1.5 vdc from an aa battery ...  then turn on the unit ... till cap is drained and read in out cap

to see if in fact this gives the desired results....

[Mk1]

@ist

A 12v bulbs is ok, the basic idea is to get a regulated voltage out. By using those little bulb and bring them to full brightness .

If you have 12 volt bulb .5 amp , you should have some regulated power. Don't forget 1 turn is about 3vac(pulse dc) having coils in parallel will raise the power. Since there is connection to the battery on the pickup coil , there is only potential energy and is hard to have correct reading.


A 1.5 bulb for feedback to source.

[Artic_Knight]

you will most likely not be able to hook this bulb up like the LED you may find that you need to remove the LED and run it as is with the output from the transistor filtering through the bulb, reason i say this is because the bulb will allow any current to flow through it or so i believe i havent tested it yet. if that is the case it cannot build up the needed voltage to power it! however if you allow the current to build in the coil it will eventually reach the breakdown voltage of the transistor which should be about 9 volts and that may get some light from that bulb! attatched is a drawing of what i speak of.