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[gadgetmall]

@All

[gadgetmall]

@All      Dang Enter key !! I try to get a Gr and it Post every time . Sorry..
Ok I am Still Here for you guys and have been up for days and night experimenting . I got another camera with macro and i am waiting for some parts and breadboard to come in . Great Job Collecting those schematics Jesus . They are helpful .In between Jule  Thief thread and this one is taking all the time on line to read if you know what i mean . Plus daily Life as a Dad /mom is killing me . that is why i stay up until 3 in the morn at the kitchen table experimenting . I made a Joule thief with  2-40  windings number 22 then on top of that i put 100 windings number 32 and on the other side 20 turns number 16 . I hooked the 32 up to a diode and cap and fed back to the battery . Guess what ? It is slowing down the discharge rate id say a factor of 75 % . i actually see the voltage from a partially dead battery ie 1.100 volts go to 1.115 . . Ok so i put a pot on the base to further reduce the transistor base voltage and put a pot on the output to battery so i could regulate the feedback to source and keep the led lit . i also have another led lit on the number 16 wire . I will probably rectify it and feed it back as well .. they have been running for two days now with just a minimal drop in primary aaa battery ..thats all for now . Kirk out !

[Goat]

@ gadgetmall

Thanks for posting, those are promising results!  If the 20 turns of number 16 could handle it, could it be fed to a separate identical circuit and have an even further gain before feedback?  Just wondering 

I've been looking over your Bedini feedback but I'm still missing some information.  I don't want to clutter this thread so would it be OK with you if you or I were to open a new thread in the Bedini section and post all the information you gave so far to try and sort it all out? 

@ Jesus - You are not alone, I watch this and other threads but don't respond much, don't despair though, I see the work you and others are doing, it doesn't go unnoticed.  Don't give up 

Regards,
Paul

[nievesoliveras]

@All      Dang Enter key !! I try to get a Gr and it Post every time . Sorry..
Ok I am Still Here for you guys and have been up for days and night experimenting . I got another camera with macro and i am waiting for some parts and breadboard to come in . Great Job Collecting those schematics Jesus . They are helpful .In between Jule  Thief thread and this one is taking all the time on line to read if you know what i mean . Plus daily Life as a Dad /mom is killing me . that is why i stay up until 3 in the morn at the kitchen table experimenting . I made a Joule thief with  2-40  windings number 22 then on top of that i put 100 windings number 32 and on the other side 20 turns number 16 . I hooked the 32 up to a diode and cap and fed back to the battery . Guess what ? It is slowing down the discharge rate id say a factor of 75 % . i actually see the voltage from a partially dead battery ie 1.100 volts go to 1.115 . . Ok so i put a pot on the base to further reduce the transistor base voltage and put a pot on the output to battery so i could regulate the feedback to source and keep the led lit . i also have another led lit on the number 16 wire . I will probably rectify it and feed it back as well .. they have been running for two days now with just a minimal drop in primary aaa battery ..thats all for now . Kirk out !

@ gadgetmall

Thanks for posting, those are promising results!  If the 20 turns of number 16 could handle it, could it be fed to a separate identical circuit and have an even further gain before feedback?  Just wondering 

I've been looking over your Bedini feedback but I'm still missing some information.  I don't want to clutter this thread so would it be OK with you if you or I were to open a new thread in the Bedini section and post all the information you gave so far to try and sort it all out? 

@ Jesus - You are not alone, I watch this and other threads but don't respond much, don't despair though, I see the work you and others are doing, it doesn't go unnoticed.  Don't give up 

Regards,
Paul

Once and I dont remember where I posted the results of a Joule thief that was recharging batteries. It was very small the amount of charge it was giving. But I remember that the battery was very low and was revived by the Joule thief recharge.

I began experimenting with flash circuits and had to use the breadborad and disassemble the joule thief circuit. That circuit was so good that the toroid coil seemed to be singing a tune while it was working. Later I learned that it needed a drop or two of shellac to keep her quiet.
What I dont remember was the amount of windings I used and I dont know if I posted it that day.

@goat you can open any new thread you want and post all the information you like from this thread this information is public now.

I have not done the new toroid coil with the new way of winding it, because I still do not have it clear inside my mind. If I can do it inside my mind, I can do it in the outside world.

Thank you.

Jesus

[nievesoliveras]

@all

In the meantime I wait for the parts from goldmine I sent for, I found an intersting video that relates to a magnetic mill thread that was closed because the one that made the invention got stuck on a loop repeating the same thing over and over.
His idea was great but...
The link for a video that explains briefly how to accomplish the rotor movement with just magnets is this one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHWN4V3Qe0w

I hope that it works and be to some help for someone.

Jesus