Joule Thief

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@ innovation_station

im trying to find the good spark gap material ...

Would a spark plug work?

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@ innovation_station

Would a spark plug work?

hummmmm

good question i think the darn thing will get super hot but ...  its already designed for heat ... 


xee2   your wild ... i must try this ....  as sheesh i can even set it for the gap with the fuller gage ...

thanks alot bros .... 

congrats on the NEON  dubble electrode lighting .. btw...

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this will be slick if i can get those to work out ..... 

now the gears are spinning in the mhz range ...    or even beond 

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@ jeanna

I do not understand the purpose. Would you please explain it?

The two MJE13007 transistors are just switches. The idea of using two is to lower the on resistance like when you put two resistors in parallel.

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Another JT circuit with ignition coil. It does not work very well either. But, it does put out over 400 volts.

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   Checkout capacitor discharge ignition systems used on autos and what the guys have been doing with water as fuel scource experiments.  Gotuluc is deep into this.  Seems when they feed water into a plazma the water goes to h2 and 02 not by heating but by ripping it apart with a highly ionized field flow.  Not even sure if it combusts but it certainly does expand it's field of influence very quickly.  I did a little of this with a copper coil and a drop of water in a microwave oven.  My wife still reminds me of this experiment when the copper melted down and burnt the lining of the microwave.
Some white sparks off the top of the copper coil until the steam vapor hit it.  Then the whole microwave oven turns into a light show.  Only problem is that once the copper gets too heated by the microwaves the end melts and the shows over.  Probably a good thing.