Joule Thief

[WilbyInebriated]

figure it out for YOURSELF ...

PARDEN ME DID YOU HAND ME  MY ANSWERS  ON A GOLD PLATTER ....

NO YOU DID NOT

LOL

USE YOUR BRAIN ALREADY   


I HAVE GIVEN  more than ANYONE

IST

yes bro your correct!

but ballance it with a low inductance choke....   btw its an anlum box.... used to sheild my ss parts...

btw will   think what you want ....  i know real well what i SPEEK OF 

where is your proof ...

use my brain? how bout you use spell check?

proof of what? i haven't made any extra ordinary claims, nor have i made up some bullshit about how this is a transmitter or reciever.
where is your proof of your claims? you claim you can close loop it... PROVE IT.
you don't know what you speak of, this is obvious. if you knew what you were talking about you would have realized how easy it is to light a fluoro tube with a couple hundred volts, instead of demonstrating your ignorance by saying it was faked.

i have built litterly 50 curcuits or more    in ALL my building you must think i did not learn anything ......lmao...

you guys cant figure out the damm synced switching so how in the hell are you gonna understand my hovver board controller witch does not use switching ....

hence my avitar

this is the SIMPLE SHIT   then it goes neo ...    as i said over a year ago i have gone 10 000 miles beond my neozap  wich is miles ahead of this CRAP!!

BTW when i do decide to prove it .....  YOU CAN BUY 1 OFF THE SHELF 

riddle me this ....why did i use a dpdt relay...    pnp npn ring a bell ...

the controller i have made my own can handle over 2megawatts......  CONSTANT ..

TELL ME WHY I DONT GIVE IT AWAY.....

lighting a fluoro with high voltage is simple shit... and yet you couldn't figure that out...
you don't give it away because noone wants to be given bullshit.

to reiterate, this isn't ist's 6 freq thread, this isn't ist's neo zap thread this is a joule thief thread so stay on topic or shut up.

(beyond annoyed and irritated)

[sparks]

@ MK 1:

Wow, thanks for posting that.  That item is a real piece of history.  Was that the version made in England?  Or did that come later when the US started getting into radar?  Most of the younger folks here probably don't know that the first microwave ovens were called "Radarange", and for good reason.  Thanks again.

Bill      PS since radar was developed prior to the transistor invention, did they used vacuum tubes for the high speed switching?

     The reason the magnetron was produced is because of the wavelength of the microwaves would short out the vacuum tubes.  The voltage produced between the nodes and antidnodes of a standing wave (wave that reflects in phase upon itself) would develop in the tube between anode and cathode inside the triode and the CURRENT would take out the grid.   This can still happen in a radar range when the microwave oven is unloaded.  A standing wave field can occur causing the magnetron to become a part of the standing wave and suffer the consequence of voltage gain present in a standing wave field.

[Pirate88179]

@ All:

I mentioned the other night that I attempted to light one of my laser tubes with the Fuji AA circuit and it did not work.  I just wanted to post a few pics of the laser tube.  It is about 12" long and maybe 2" in dia.  I have read that you can fire these with the driving circuits from neon signs.  I need to look it up again, I forgot where I wrote it all down, but a while back I found out which end was the anode and which was the cathode.  These are very high power laser tubes I acquired from a friend of mine.  They are brand new. (Never been used)  They should put out a good sized green beam if I am not mistaken.

Maybe with a little more power it will fire?

Bill

[Pirate88179]

Here is one more.

Bill

***EDIT***  Thanks sparks for that explanation.  So, this is why you should never run the microwave oven without the glass dish in it?  (totally empty)  Mine has all sorts of warning labels not to do that.  It mentions something about a catastrophic failure or something... ha ha.  (Youtube has all kinds of videos of folks doing things with their ovens they should not....al foil, steel, burning candles, etc.  Very interesting results...all bad.)

[Mk1]

@pirate

Hard to tell what are the operating voltages ?