Joule Thief

[Mk1]

@ Mk1

Thanks. So to get 1000 volts you put both coil in series? Was the 1000 volts with a 1.5 volt battery?

Yes AA.

[xee2]

@ jeanna

I think this is what you are trying to do. This is a common Tesla coil circuit.

[Mk1]

@all phantom readers and experimenters


Its time to show your self , you are all needed .

Come work with us , it is hour time to shine and keep torch high .

Mark

@xee

There are other circuit refinements made by tesla like the dual spark gap .

Have watch the Lideman movie ?

[altrez]

@Mk1

Thank you for explaining that to me. It makes much more sense now.

-Altrez

[innovation_station]

Well same design .... different toroid ... good work!

P.S. Half done my TRM  on the small 1 inch torroid!  I will finish soon but not tonight because I have a job un like IST...hehehe

ha my job is much bigger than you can imagine .. 



hahahahaha... 

nice mark .. i was starting to wonder as i finished my last coil 20 turn x 12  and my results were poor ... 

like 175 v from a aa   so it is a turn thing ..   i had 120 turns ..  on the one i was getting  410 from 

it was a 10 to 1 turn ratio..   

btw

stew

i got some HEATER RINGS TO DEVOLOP ...    ILL JUST USE 1 OF MY HUNDREDS OF DESIGNS ...

I SAID PISS ON THE FLASH LIGHTS AS THE GUY BUGGED AND BUGGED ME  SO NOW ..  LOL 

he will have to devolop his own junk ... lol 

ist

ps mark ..  get a MICROWAVE DIODE.....

and for my next ring ill build mk1's hv unit .. on a 1" black ring to see what i get for results ..