@ jesus
I put 50 turns on 1st, then between every tap I put 10turns on.

Lookie at all my pritty pitches, day all got together, day looksie very nice indeed, thankyou.

its 12.51 in a morning here and I havent heard of midnight snacks, arrrrrr I got icecream ina fridge
hooroo all
jim
ha ha

Thank you @electricme

Jesus

@ all
While I was eating my midnight snack (icecream yummie) I stumbled into a http fulla good stuff, take a look, I got some.
http://www.tech-systems-labs.com/freesoftware.htm

oooooh it really is good, nothing bad, real good, (makes torrids)

jim

Wow!

A lot of information here on the past few pages!!!!  I have to go back and read it all when I can.  I have to catch up on my workload here first though. (sigh)  I am still awaiting the arrival of my new parts and breadboard.  When I get back, I will try to keep from falling behind.  Great work all!

Bill

@all

Ok my pnp npn , Darlington came from a old trash Sanyo dual Tape with ,those little tape motor are also real nice to play with there a bigger size and generate up to 6 volt when turned by hand( same time used in crank flash light)like i said you never know what you can find, when recycling yourself If you like this know that there are also motors in printer step motor giving me 12 ac at low speed.

http://www.brookstone.com/bs_assets/images/shop/large_300/544072_p.jpg

@ electricme

I was afraid of that, in my early test with many turn going around i got low results , it could be the overall design of the coil but with more test with transformer i now evaluate coil in resistance not on turn, The resistance/gauge in copper is marginal , so new material may give us more.
Or more resistance may just need more power to be effective and also the freq range.