Joule Thief

[Pirate88179]

http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com/prodinfo.asp?number=G18108&utm_source=Electronic+Goldmine+Newsletter&utm_campaign=e6711efc30-Jan7&utm_medium=email


1,300 Farad boostcap array for only $34.00 US.  This is  16,250 Joules at 5 volts.

Wanted to point this out.

Bill

[dasimpson]

http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com/prodinfo.asp?number=G18108&utm_source=Electronic+Goldmine+Newsletter&utm_campaign=e6711efc30-Jan7&utm_medium=email


1,300 Farad boostcap array for only $34.00 US.  This is  16,250 Joules at 5 volts.

Wanted to point this out.

Bill

as money stands here pirate thats still quite a bit of money it can take me a month to have the money for a pack of 10 transistors the money i have coming in only just covers the outgoings so most my parts are from salvage

but they do seem to be dropping in price and gaining in size as they do so

[tak22]

1,300 Farad boostcap array for only $34.00 US.  This is  16,250 Joules at 5 volts.

And here's what 16,250 joules is in other terms:

http://chuck-wright.com/calculators/watts.html

tak

[dasimpson]

what we could do with is a calculator to convert farads to mah or ah i tried to find out the maths and the calculation for it but left me rather confused

[gadgetmall]

Being we are speaking of Boost caps and not to dig up old graves (gadgets heater light AA powered ) but the actual point that i was trying to get across to PL . you know who . was that even though a battery and a bcaps might containg the same joules a battery cannot do what a b-cap does . as demonstrated in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoWMF3VkI6U&feature=player_embedded

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