Joule Thief

[innovation_station]

build it ....touch it ...... feel it 

it is there

ist

[WilbyInebriated]

more vacuous allusions...

parts list... circuit diagram... prove it 

IT IS NOT THERE.

ist i hardly believe you have 'solved it all'.
you didn't even believe that high voltage could light up a fluoro tube and pretty much called me a fake when i showed something SO SIMPLE, and yet you want us to believe you actually 'solved for conversion' and found OU? this is absolutely delusional.

i just spent the last hour going through as many of your posts as i could. i made it through 50 pages and didn't find ONE circuit diagram. NOT ONE. now maybe there is one, maybe i missed it, but i doubt it.
point blank question: have you ever posted a circuit diagram of any of your claims?

don't bother to respond with more of your B.S. put up a circuit digram or shut up.

[Pirate88179]

@ MK 1 and Jim:

Similar to what MK1 just posted, when I ordered the supercaps what I had in mind to try (among many things)  was to see if I can charge 1st cap and run JT (simple model) from the cap.  It is 2.3 volts (10 Farad) and the circuit operates on our 1.5 v bats so if the cap is not charged 100% it should be ok. (I hope)  That is why I got the lower voltage ones.  So now, if it runs on this 1st cap. I then want to make a second JT coil and have it (maybe) pick up the kicks through induction and use those kicks to charge the 2nd cap and thereby capturing more of the energy that is usually wasted.

The above may not be possible, I don't really know.  But, this is what I was thinking when I saw those lower voltage supercaps on the online catalog just begging me to order them.  If this indeed works at all like I envision, (big if) then I would like to see if I can find a way to link the 2nd cap back to hit the 1st cap to make a complete cycle out of it.  This may take manual switching, I don't know.  Anyone who knows me on here knows I am over my head with this stuff already and the water is getting deeper.

I am not sure how the "diode" part of the leds will come into play here.  In a strange way, I think it might actually help to keep the kicks from flowing back the "wrong" way.

Of course, all of the above may just be a really efficient way to stop the oscillation of the toroids completely.....ha ha.

@ Timmy:

Although I believe we are all working together our goals may not all be in exact alignment.  This is fine.  I think you need to set whatever goals you want to reach and then work on them, as you have been doing.  I have this "master plan" that involves my earth battery as well as a few other ideas kicking around.  Plus, the more I learn here, the more those particular goals may shift a bit, or even change completely, who knows?  I do agree with you about "not reinventing the wheel" (a favorite saying of my late father's) so I would suggest that when you are going to try something, if you have not seen it here yet, ask.  Possibly someone has already tried that very same thing and can save you the trouble if it did not work, or tell you what they learned while attempting it....etc.

I wanted to light an led from an AA battery and did that.  I got into the florescent tubes and the camera circuit because I could not imagine being able to replicate that.  Then I wanted to light a sh*tload of leds and have done that.  Now I want to work on the stuff that MK1 and Jim are speaking of. (Others too)  Personally, I think we are all just getting started here.  Who knows what some of these guys will come up with?  Thanks.

Bill

[electricme]

@ bill and all
That last post was a good speech, you managed to jog me back to reality ha ha.

Just a few minutes ago I was thinking (oops) where I was going to go with my JT, and I thought (oops again) it was time to see if I could put one of the outputs on my JT to good use.
I decided to pick on my "a" output coil, I soldered a diode IN4004 onto the neg side of the LED pin, connected it via black wire to a second batt (-).
Soldered a red wire from (+) on the LED leg and soldered it to the (+) on the batt
Check with multimeter, output = 1.46v

I put a nicad into the modified solar battery holder and it shows 1.00v

Switch on the LED and it is a very dull glow, remove the Battery and it is nice an bright again, put batt back in circuit.

So far the 2nd batt seems to be charging, getting it's charge via the 1st nicad cell, via the JT, pumping the torid, the seperate coil "a" picking up the energy, and putting it into the nicad.

I wont know for sure until I check it tomorrow morning.


De war isss hotting up, Mouses casualty has rissen to 8, yipee, mouse didnt get much cheese this time, so I can use dar bait again. lol
De best trick is to get a piece of cheese, leave it to go hard, then put on trap so he carnt bite it off easly.

@ bill, I sent you a lot of info on electronic stuff along with a good story. I tink I filled up your mail box oooooops.

@ all,
I don't ususlly promote anything on any forum, but since we all here are electronically inclined, I thought I might mention in passing a product we have in Australia, an electronics magazine called Silicon Chip, I get a lot of the stuff outa there, have done so for over 20 years, its a good read and I recommend it. See http://www.siliconchip.com.au Circuit Notebook is good along with Projects to build.

For those reading this and know about Chemtrails, take a look at Novenber 2008 AirNav RadarBox, its a bit easier to trackem now, but the kit is a bit pricy.

Wish I could get my hands ona supercap, I wanna supercap,,,,sniff

jim

[electricme]

@ ist
I took a look at some videos you posted, I liked the one that has a grey plastic box with a knob on the top, and the chattering relay, hmmmmm.

OK lets see if I am right here
The relay coil is energised, the iron core becomes saturated, the circuit is broken by the mechanical points, the result is a hi voltage caused by the collapsing magnetic field, which "may be" fed back to a capacitor or battery or supercap.

The knob is used to give you the best back EMF for the least amount of energy to create the magnetic field in the first place.

OK ist, am I right, parsially right, or wrong, now thats really invitiing myself to get any answer           

jim