Joule Thief

[Goat]

HEY Paul . this is the best photo i have seen so far .Great Work ! You do not need HV mod to light CFL  Nor 103 cap / how ever if you want to run some leds,neons on one wire with the clf you can add the 103 cap and take the tiny post on top of the small transformer and hook one lead up only and just have the other lead float or attach to the big transformer metal case  . it will light up .

Thanks for the feedback gadgetmall, you have given us all a lot of useful information so far and I appreciate that.

Wether it's the JT or Fuji in the end, I think that BEMF will be proven eventually to run a circuit with enough energy to recharge the battery driving the circuit, and lighting CFL's and/or LED's 

Edit:  @gadgetmall, was that a 103 PF or 103 MF cap in the cct just to clear things up.

Regards,
Paul

[Mk1]

@all

I made the positive feedback on the mk2 , and raised the 120 dc volt to 195 volts dc and shows 67 volts ac, i charge a cap with it and it was going in a 1.2 volt implements , its a 470uf 200 volts . not that big but it goes over 50v in seconds.


@anyone new even if hiding

Welcome!

Mark

[innovation_station]

got an idea imagine that lol





what if.........   we droped the input voltage on the cam unit and powered the leds......


ist

[Goat]

@ MK 1

"195 volts dc and shows 67 volts ac"...Nice

I respect the work that you and all other involved individuals have done on this project so far, but please take a look back on the thread for the clues that gadgetmall has left us, why is it that he can excite the circuits he's working on past the limits of the original circuit made by Fuji for example?  There seems to be a pattern to his placement of components such as capacitors (and other components if necessary) to drive the whole circuit into overdrive and get a maximum output voltage for less amperage than the original circuits present on the web.

I believe gadgetmall is closing in on what Tesla was doing with fast switching between coils an capacitors to reach a resonant frequency high enough to drive the originating circuit and then some!

Regards,
Paul

[Mk1]

@goat

You are right about the gadget, i will work at it but it has to be tune to the toroid and the resonance circuit , i hope doing both .