Joule Thief

[Mk1]

814 Dose that mean that starting on page 814 , will begin really helping ?

Maybe you should stick to video , since writing is not your thing.

And someday you may even thank me for being such a hard ass .

[jeanna]

Ist,

Is there only one piece of about 8 inch length if that black hook up wire?
And that is making the connections you described?

So there is only
one reed switch, and only
one coil wound in
one direction??
Then there are magnets on the pulse motor like the bedini, but UNlike the bedini, this has no core material, no transistor, and only ONE coil?? ?? ??

thank you,

jeanna

[Mk1]

@jeanna

This video can help you , ist modified it by changing the relay for one reed switch , and put the bearing back in the rotor.

http://www.youtube.com/user/Lidmotor#p/u/19/WXMzJhcT6I8

Mark

[sparks]

  is inspired me.  When we load down a motor torque is developed in two directions.  The stator wants to go one way and the rotor the other.  In a motor we load down the rotor but neglect loading down the stator.    The stator energy is wasted deforming metals which are loading them down to the Earth.  If a motor is running at 90 percent efficiency with the rest of the conversion going off as heat sound and vibration when we load the stator it should be able to run at 180 percent effieciency of conversion.   It is easy to accomplish put a belt on the motor to a normal load.   Put a  second belt to a load on the stator.  Let the stator go round and round but stall it with a load instead of bolting it down and waisting the mechanical reactive energy.  Simple matter of bearing placement.

[jeanna]

Mark,
1- What is the base resistance?
I was amazed at rosphere's base resistance. Maybe that is part of the trick??

2- What is that dark green round thing? - Is that the pot?

One more q for now,
3- Does your coil get warm at all?
I made mine wrong but put it into the breadboard anyway and the bjtl did not light, and nothing seemed to be working,  (I used a croc wire wrapped around 4 times as the secondary and nothing there...no surprise),  however, when I pulled it out, the coil was warm... so, something was working.

thank you,

jeanna